Winter Haven High School - Wha Hwa Hta See Yearbook (Winter Haven, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1941 volume:

THE 1941 EDITION OF THE WA HWA HTA SEE Published by WINTER HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA MR. JOS. M. LEPS DEDICATION To express our appreciation for his loyalty, friendship, and guidance, ice dedicate this annual to Mr. Jos. M. Lcps, -whose fine character and high ideals are an inspiration to all who know him. Jo TtvCz. - J X iaud; yOtZotd J - ,Z- £c. j4Ax_ j-ae. s ± yxlyxyxy jf cjX j(_ JasT o-z£cAC- a£_ y-X - '- Ax- yZLmyi i£r- £ £ t_ - -k _ J Jy to cs- C X -zv£ . .AjlL «-v-e - •XW Lt Ce f Z jLe ' y jt— -------- ' ' . £« . 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THE ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Cbief—Mary Louise Kennedy Assistant Editor-in-Cbief—Florence Phares Business Manager—Ralph Wolf Assistant Business Manager—Watson Bacon Sales Manager—Tharasa Eycleshimer Assistant Sales Manager—Cline Helm Sports Editor—James Machin Assistant Sports Editor—Mildred Harris Advertising Manager—Dick Simonds Assistant Advertising Manager— Martha Mitchell Art Editor—Sarah Callison Photography Editor—Martha Teeter Photographer—Russel Thompson Feature Editor—Mary Rabe Assistant feature Editor—Joyce Hawkins Junior Class Kepresentatii es— Bob Brogden, Juanita Hammond TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY CLASSES WA HWA HTA SEE 1941 Mr. J. M. Lfps A.B.; M.A. Hampden Sydney College; Graduate student of University of Florida; Florida Southern College. Superintendent of Winter linen Schools; Supervising Principal of Winter Haven High School. Miss Luna Sri wart A.B.; M.A. Florida State College; Columbia University; Duke University. SENIOR SPONSOR Social Sciences. Miss Ann Munck A.B. Wesleyan College. SENIOR SPONSOR English. Mrs. S. J. Wolff a.b. Florida State College. English. Mr. Jof Justice a.b. Rollins College. Assistant Coach; Social Studies. Mr. C. E. Stolz B.S.; H.PI. University of Florida. Principal of High Sc mjoI; Science. Mrs. A. B. Connor A.B. Florida State College. Spanish; English. Miss Polly Eveleth B.S. Florida State College. Biology; English; Social Studies. Miss Mary McCarthy A.B. Georgia State College. Math niatics. V m Mr. C. D. Atkins B.S. University of Florida; Florida Southern College. Chemistry; Physics; Science. WA HWA HTA SEE ---------- 1941 --- Mr. C. E. Kknsinger A.B.; M.A.; Ll.B; B.O. Emory and Henry College (Virginia); University of Tennessee: C. U. University; University of Florida; Florida Southern College. AJianceJ Mathematics; Social Science. Miss Mary Sanderson A.B. Stetson University. Commercial. Miss Margaret Cheney a.B. Florida Southern College. Journalism; English. Miss Rosai.ie Feinberg A.B. Florida State College. English. Mrs. J. B. Britt A.B.; B.S. Florida State College; Columbia University. Librarian. Mrs. C. T. Lewis a.B. Florida State College. Mathematics; English. Miss Elizabeth Siegmiller B.S. Florida Southern College. Mathematics; Science. Mrs. D. E. Weiher B.S. Florida State College. Matlycmatics. Mr. Kenneth Eppfrt B.A.; H.P1. University of Florida. Coach; Physical Education. WA HWA HTA SEE --- 1941 ---------- Mr. Davy Crockett B.S. Fast Texas State Teachers College. Industrial Arti. Miss Elizabeth Norton a.B. Florida State College. Mat yematics. Mrs. B. D. Law B.A. Stetson University. Mathematics; Latin. Mrs. O. L. Whidden A.B. Florida Southern College. Soctal StuJies. Miss Ruth Lilly A.B. Florida Southern College. Speech; English. Mr. J. E. Shortt Florida Southern College; Mississippi State College. Bend; Orcfyestra. Not Pictured Mrs. D. F. Rollins a.b. Florida Southern College. Sfyorthand; Bookkeeping: lunior Business. Mr. L. J. Larson B.S.A.; M.S. University of Florida. Vocational Agriculture. Mrs. D. E. Griffin B.S. Florida Southern College; Georgia State College for Women; Post grad uate work, Alabama College. Home Economics. Miss Rebecca Waldrop B.S.; M.A. Peabody College; Florida State College. Physical E.Juca ion. Mr. T. W. Johnson Sc yool CustoJ.an. WA HWA HTA SEE --- 1941 ---------------------- CLASS HISTORY By Sarah Caluson Four years ago a group of draftees enlisted in the freshman class. At first it was rather difficult to get used to the routine of our new life. We were bombarded on all sides by questions from our colonels, but we weren’t daunted. We tried hard and soon caught on. We weren't as dumb as you’d expect rookies to be. We soon became known as the most spirited division in the entire camp. In our second year we became corporals and the things that had been important when we were rookies no longer occupied our attention. Those corporals were very sophisticated, what with dancin’ and datin' and everythin’! We even went so far as to give our superiors, the second lieutenants, a picnic out at Eagle Lake. Six of our girls became members of the cheering squad—the first time corporals had been given this honor. They were Joyce Hawkins, Mary Louise Kennedy, Florence Phares, Suzanne Russell, Tharasa F.ycleshimer, and Sylvia Chambliss. As sergeants we began to feel the weight of our responsibilities. Many boys went out for football, while quite a few of our girls were Imps. From our ranks came many of the members of various school organizations. Mary Louise Kennedy, Mildred Harris, June Courson, Florence Phares, Martha Teeter, Howard Lucas, and J. T. Barnwell became members of the National Honor Society. Several of the sergeants, with some second lieutenants, helped to start the English Club under the direction of Colonel Munck and Colonel Wolfe. These sergeants were Jeanne Ostrander, June Courson, Florence Phares, Mary Louise Kennedy, Martha Teeter, Mary Rabc, Sarah Callison, Mildred Harris, Cline Helm, Ralph Wolf, Ralph White, and Howard Lucas. One of our most important achievements that year was the play, Who Wouldn't Be Crazy,” with Sergeants Bob Williams and Jeanne Ostrander in the leading roles. As our camp is located in the deep south, we chose a Gone With the Wind theme for our Junior-Senior banquet, and carried out this idea in program and place cards. Finally we entered our last term of service. As second lieutenants we began to help run the camp. Ronny Hutton was elected president of the student body and Mildred Harris, secretary. Under Ronny’s government the monitor system was introduced, and plans were made for a loud speaker system to be installed throughout the camp. Jeanne Ostrander, Sarah Callison, Flora Daniels, Thercse Barfield, and Mary Rabc were members of the National Honor Society. Flora Daniels, Joyce Hawkins, and Ronny Hutton joined the English Club. In sports our lieutenants stood by their colors gallantly. Darrell Hammond was our football captain, and made the second all-conference team and second Polk all-star team. Elbert Layton and Ronny Hutton were also outstanding on the battle field. The basketball boys deserve a paragraph all to themselves, for they routed all the opposing forces and won the South Florida Conference Championship. From our division came champions James Machin, Ralph Wolf, J. T. Barnwell, and R. J. Brown. James made the all-conference team and was elected basketball captain. Henry Whatley starred in baseball, being all-conference pitcher and captain of our team, and R. J. Brown was outstanding in track. The sergeants of this year, familiarly known as Juniors, gave us a banquet with a movie theme. They presented academy awards to the most popular boy and girl, Florence Phares and Watson Bacon; best looking, Elbert Layton and Martha Mitchell; best all-’round, Darrell Hammond and June Courson; most intellectual, Howard Lucas and Mary Louise Kennedy; most athletic, J. T. Barnwell and Margaret Madden; cutest, Roger Krabill and Mary Rabc; wittiest, Cline Helm and Ruby Dobbins. After the banquet we began to work in earnest to get ready for that great event known as graduation. We worked on the annual and the Senior play, Here Comes Patricia,” with June Courson in the title role. We decided not to have a class night because of the lack of time. Now we find ourselves on the brink of what seems to be a very uncertain future. Some boys may enlist in the real army, or navy, while others shall don civilian clothes, and some of the girls may join the order of the apron and broom, while others shall become old maids.” Some of us shall reach the top rank although most of us shall be just average,” but all of us shall remember our enlistment in our Alma Mater. C 14A Jfovoe't'- CCaA CaCol ’- WH! TE CAME Lift 8L UE S. UJHl TE Cora Mal Bethea Sinters are merry and free from sorrow and care. Glee Club Accompanist, '40, 41; Speech Class, '40, 41. Thomas Ashley He is an upright, downntht, lx ncst boy. Football, '39, 40; Lettcrmen’s Club, 39. 40, 41; Baseball, 39. '40. Mary Nf.ll Barden Many real treasures are hid in those we know hut little. Blue Devil, 40. 41. Kenneth Ashley Those ulx knou him best find him true. Football, '40, 41; Baseball, '40; Track, '40; Senior Play, '41. Marie Balliet And mistress of herself tlyouth China fall. Orchestra, '38, '39, '40, 41; Imps, '40. J. T. Barnwell Cheerful and courteous, full of manly tr cr ' Honor Society, '40, '41, Treasurer, 40; Basketball, '39. 40, '41; Lct-termen’s Club, 39, '40, '41; Blue Devil. 39, 40; Speech Class, '40, 41; Football, 39, 40. Watson Bacon Sone but himself can be his parallel. President of Junior Class, 39, '40; President of Senior Class, '40, '41; Football. '39, 40; Annual Staff. '40, '41; Delegate to Boys’ State, '40; Homecoming Attendant, '40; Let-termen's Club, 38, 39, '40, '41, Vice-Pres., 40, 41; Student Council, '40, '41; Cotillion Club, 38, 39. 40. Therese Barfield Sincerity is tl e keynote to success. President of Advisory Group, 37, '38, '39; Student Council, '39, '40; Entered from Moultrie, Georgia, high school. 1940; Honor Society, '40, '41; Sub-Deb Club, '40, '41. R. J. Brown To play the tame for all t xre’s in it, to play tlx tame and play to win it. Basketball, 38. 39, '40. 41; Football. 40, '41; Track. 41; Letter-men's Club. '41; F.F.A., '38. 40, '41, President, '41; Senior Play, '41. Sarah Callison Of all the girls that are so smart There's none like pretty Sally. Spanish Club, 39, '40, 41; English Club. '39, '40, '41; Honor Society. '40, '41; Annual Staff. 40. '41; Imps, '40; Orchestra, 38, 39, '40, '41; Speech Class, '40, '41, Sec.-Trcas., '40, '41; Cotillion Club, 39, 40. Cecil Baker I am master of my fate. Football. '39, '40; Track. 39; Glee Club. '40 .’41; Blue Devil, 40. 41; Lettermcn’s Club, '38, '39, '40, 41. Sylvia Chambliss Is she not more than paintint can express or youthful poets fancy u xn they loi e? Imps. '38, '39, 40; Pres, of Freshman Class, 38, 39; Drum Majorette, 38, 39; Orchestra, 38, 39; Homecoming Attendant, 40; Let-termen’s Club Sponsor, '41; Cheerleader, 39, '40; Junior Play, 40; Cotillion Club, 39, 40. JUNE COURSON So jolly and sweet, so fully com-plete, she steals one's affections away. Salutacorian. 41; Homecoming Attendant, 40; Sub-Deb Club, Pres., 40, 41; Spanish Club. Pres., 39, 40; English Club, 59, 40; Imps, 38, 39. 40; Cheerleader, 40; Honor Society, 39, 40, 41; Trcas.Junior Class; Treas. Senior Class, Junior Play; Senior Play; Student Council. Wayne Davis A Rood thought and a good deed !h has for everyone. Blue Devil, 41. Josephine Coker Sht seemed as happy as a wave T yat dances on tfye sea Blue Devil. 40, 41. Gene Grubbs Not just a friend hut a buddy to all. Spanish Club, 39, 40; Football, 40. Deloris Carn Well-timed silence is often more eloquent than speech. Imps, 40; Blue Devil, 40, 41. Gene Hughes He cast off his friends as a huntsman his pack, for fye knew when he pleased he could whistle them hack Junior Play, 39; Cheerleader, 40; Spanish Club, 40, 41. Ronny Hutton He who is to lead men must himself he a man. Football. 38, 39, 40; Lettermen’s Club. 39, '40; Student Council, 38, 39, 40, 41, President. 40. 41; English Club, 40, 41; Speech Class, 40, 41; Youth Parley Delegate, 40. Ruby Dobbins T you hast wit and fun and fire.’ Spanish Club, 39, 40; Speech Class, 40, 41; Basketball, 40, 41; Senior Play. 41. Darrell Hammond He is a man, take him for all in all Football, 37, 38, 39, 40, Captain of B-Squad, 38, Captain of Varsity, 40; Track, 39, 40, 41; Swimming, 40, 41; Lettermen’s Club, 38, 39, 40, 41, President, 40, 41; Ser-gcant-at-Arms of Sophomore Class, 38, 39; Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class, 40, 41; Junior Play, 40. Flora Daniels Always willing to do her part English Club, 40, 41; Honor Society, 40, 41; Sub-Deb Club, 40, 41; Blue Devil, 40, 41. Cline Helm If music he the food of life, play on English Club. 39, 40, 41; Orchestra, 40; Blue Devil, 40, 41; Annual Staff, 40, 41. Novaline Davidson Divinely tall and most divinely fan. Sub-Deb Club, 39, 40, 41; Imps, 40; Band, 38, 39, 40; Orchestra, 38, 39, 40; Glee Club. 40, 41; Blue Devil, 40; Junior Play, 40. Tharasa Eycleshimer ”Precious gift's are done up in small packages. Imps, 38, ‘39, ’40; Spanish Club, 39. 40, 41, Secretary, 40. 41; Basketball. ’39, ’40, 41; Annual Staff, 40, 41. Tom Hutchinson Calm, cool, and coll feted Agnes Gamble Truth h written on tier fate.’ Speech Class, 40, 41; Blue Devil, 40, 41. Hazen Jones Sober, but not ter ions; quiet, but not idle. Glee Club, 37, 38; Basketball, 38, 39; Junior Play. 40; Entered from Auburndale High School, 1940. Ellen Fowler She may not say much, but the knows a lot.’ Roger Krabill One of t yese sought after young, men. Vice-President of Sophomore Class, 3 8, 39; President of Junior Class. 39. 40; Latin Club 37, 38. 39; Dramatic Club. 39, 40; National Forensic League, 38, 39, 40; Journalism Club, 38, 39; Stage Crew, 38, 39, 40; Entered from Wadsworth, Ohio. High School, 1940. Howard Lucas He studied to thou himself approt ed. Orchestra, 40, 41; Band. 40, 41; English Club. 39, 40, 41; Honor Society, 40, ‘41, Vice-President, ‘41; Junior Play, 40; Senior Play. 41. Mildred Harris W yere’s tfye man who would not dare fight for tuch a maiden? Secretary of Sophomore Class, 38. 39; Secretary of Junior Class, 39, ‘40; Student Council, 39, 40. 41, Secretary, 40, 41; Honor Society, 40, ‘41, Secretary, ‘40; Sub-Deb Club. ‘40, 41; Annual Staff. 40, ‘41; Imps, 39, ‘40; Basketball, 39; Senior Play, 41; English CI H. ‘39, 40, 41; Salutatorian, 41. Jack Lang He Iras a certain earnest nett which we all admire. Baseball, 39, 40. Carolyn Harris Tiyere is such pleasure in thine eyes, such music in thy tongue. Glee Club, ‘40, ‘41; Speech Class. ‘40, 41; Blue Devil, '40, 41; Imps, 40. Elbert Layton A man’s man and a lady’s man, too. Football, 38, 39, 40, Co-captain, ‘40; Track, 39, 40; Basketball, ‘39, ‘40, 41; Tennis, 39. 40; Swimming, 40, 41; Spanish Club, 39, 40; Lettermen’s Club. '38, 39, 40, 41, Sergeant-at-Arms, 40, 41; Speech Class, 40, 41, President, 40. 41. Joyce Hawkins When all her qualities are told 'Tit said she has a lye art of gold. Spanish Club. 39, 40; English Club, 40, 41; Annual Staff, 40, 41; Youth Parley Delegate, 40; Imps, 38. 39, 40; Treasurer of Sophomore Class, 38, 39; Sponsor of Wauchula Homecoming, 40; Cotillion Club, 38, 39, 40; Student Council, 36, 37. Isola Holley Your modesty is a candle to yout merit. Basketball, 37, 38, 39. 40; Glee Club, 40, 41. James Machin Hie thee away. unman, and leate me in solitary peace.' Football. 39; Basketball, ’39, ’40, ’41, Captain, ’41, All-Conference Team, 41; Co-Captain of Baseball, 41; Lettermen's Club. ’39, ’40, ’41; Blue Devil, 39. ’40; Speech Class, ’40, ’41; Vice-President of Freshman Class, 37, 38; Annual Staff, ’40, '41; Student Council, ’39, 40. Cora Lee Right Full of likeable simplicity and quietness. Basketball. ’38. ’39. Cliff McElvey We grant that he has lots of wit. But he is very shy of using it. Football, ’39, 40; Glee Club, '40. 41; Lettermen’s Club, ’3 8, ’39, '40, ’41. Mary Louise Kennedy Mary Louise symbolizes all our ideals—love, dsaracter, and leadership. Valedictorian, ’41; Honor Society, ’39. ’40 ’41, Pres., 40; D. A. R. Citizenship Award, 41; Editor of Annual, 40, '41; English Club, ’39, 40, ’41; Editor of Blue Devil, ’40, ’41; Sec. of Freshman Class; Imps. ’38, '39, '40, Sec.-Treas., '40; Junior Play, Senior Play. Stephen Owen The good die young. My, must take care of myself. Football, ’39, ’40; Track, 40, ’41; Vice-President of Sophomore Class, ’38, ’39; Band. 38; Orchestra, ’38; Glee Club, ’38; Speech Class, ’40, ’41; Lettermen’s Club, ’39, ’40, ’41. Dick Reese They laugh that win. Golf Team, ’38, ’39; Swimming, ’38, 39; Basketball, ’38, 39; Tennis, ’38, 39. Thelma Kinney The world's no better if we worry, life's no longer if ue hurry. Glee Club. ’3 8. ’39. ’40. 41; Spanish Club. ’39. ’40, 41. Scott Register Long, tall, anI full of the makings of a man. Basketball, 37, ’38; Football, ’39, ’40, ’41; Lettermen’s Club, ’40, ’41. Mary Lou Kerce A lady who is always a lady. Sub-Deb Club. ’39. ’40, 41; Imps. 40; Blue Devil, 40, ’41. Jake Suiter One who sows courtesy reaps friendship. Band, ’38, 39, ’40, ’41; Orchestra, ’38. ’39. ’40. Martha Mitchell A happy combination of friendliness and beauty. Imps, ’40; Blue Devil, ’40, 41; Glee Club, ’39, ’40; Reporter of Senior Class, ’40, ’41; Annual Staff. ’40, 41; Cotillion Club. ’38, 39, ’40; Lettermen’s Club Sponsor, 40, ’41. i 3 Margaret Madden True to Ur work, Ur word, and Ur f riends. Basketball, 38. )9, 40. 41; Sub Deb Club, 39, '40, ’41; Spanish Club, ’39, '40; Imps, ’40. Richard Schulz An all-around good fellow.” Spanish Club. 40, 41; Swimming Team, 40, 41, Captain, 41; Junior Play, 40; Senior Play, 41. Mildred Mobley A pleasant companion for all. Rhoda Marks Studious, smiling, and sensible. Blue Devil. 39, 40. Dick Simonds H i motto i$—'Do noble things, not dream them all day Spanish Club, '40, 41, President, 40, 41; Band, 37, 38; Orchestra. 37, 38; Football, 40; Track. 41; Annual Staff, 40, 41. Jf.anne Ostrander fan to look upon, but better yet to know. Band, 38, 39, 40, 41; Orchestra, 38, 39, ‘40, 41; Honor Society, 40, 41; Sub-Deb Club. ‘39, 40. ’41; Imps, 39, 40; English Club, ’39, 40, 41, Secretary, 40, 41; Junior Play, 40; Spanish Club, 38, 39, 40; Senior Play, 41. Eileen Pickens She is quick to learn and wise to know. Glee Club, 39, 40, 41. Shelley Tucker Then he uill talk—good gods, Jjou he will talk. Spanish Club, 40, 41, Vice-President, 40, 41; Student Council, 40, 41; Glee Club. 38, ’40, 41; Band, 38; Orchestra, 38; Junior Play 40. Hazei Poole She is a maiden fair to see. Sub-Deb Club. 39, 40, 41, Vice-President, 40, 41; Imps, 40; Glee Club. 39, 40. 41, Treasurer, 40, 41; Speech Class, 39, 40; Art Club, 39, 40. Florence Phares On with the dance, let joy be unconfined. Imps. 38. 39. 40, President, 40; Cheerleader, 39, 40; Annual Staff, 40, 41; Junior Play, 40; Homecoming Queen, 40; Cotillion Club, 38, 39, 40; Spanish Club. 39. 40; Honor Society. 40. 41; English Club, 39, 40, 41, Secretary. 39, 40; Student Council, 40, 41. Ralph White lust a little man with big ideas Band, 39, 40, 41; Orchestra, 39, 40, 41; English Club, 40, 41; Glee Club, 39, 40. Catherine Peck A quiet girl, modest and reserved. Pete Stii l I am sure care is an enemy of life.' Football, 38, ’59, ’40; l.ettermen's Club. 38, 39. 40, 41; Track. ’38, '39; Baseball, 38, ’39; Sergeant-at-Arms of Sophomore Class, 37, 38. Suzanne Russell Why gentlemen prefer blondes. Glee Club, '38, '39; Student Council. '38; Imps, 38, '39; Spanish Club, 40, '41; Cotillion Club, '3 8, '39. 40. Mary Rabe Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare, and beauty draws us with a single hair. Imps, '39, '40; Cheerleader. 40; Basketball, 39, '40; Swimming, '39. 40, 41; English Club. '39, '40, '41, Treasurer, 40, 41; Honor Society. 40, 41; Secretary of Senior Class. 40, '41; Annual Staff, '40, '41; Tennis Team, '40, '41; Junior Play, 40; Senior Play, 41. Nan Russ Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Glee Club, 38, 39, 40. Dorothy Pendfr A maiden tall, a maiden fair, A maiden with a queenly air. Sub-Deb Club. '40, 41; Imps. '40; Orchestra, '40, 41; Blue Devil, '40, 41. Russel Thompson I am not only witty in myself but tlye cause of wit that is in other people. Spanish Club. '40, 41; Camera Club. 39, '40; Annual Staff, '40, 41; Speech Class, '40, '41. Henry Whatley A smooth and steadfast mind, gentle thoughts and calm desires. Baseball, 39, '40, '41; South Florida Conference Pitcher, '40, 41. Martha Teeter Intelligence is a uetman's greatest charm. Honor Society, ‘39, '40, '41; Imps, 40; Camera Club, 39, 40; Band. '38; English Club. 39, '40; Annual Staff, 40, '41. Kathleen Taylor She laughs and the world laughs with her Blue Devil, '40, 41; Speech Class. 40. '41. Jane Van Duyne She studies and works, and neter duty shirks. Band. 39; Glee Club, '40. 41; Sub-Deb Club, '40, '41; Blue Devil, 40, '41; Imps, 40. Grace Crosby They are neter alone that are accompanied by noble thoughts. Blue Devil, 39, 40. Ralph Wolf Happy, jolly, full of fun, lye's a friend to everyone. Basketball, 39, 40, 41; Lettermen’s Club, '40, '41; Spanish Club. '40, '41; Vice-President of Senior Class, '40, '41; English Club, 39, 40, 41, President, 40, '41; Annual Staff, '40, 41; blue Devil. 39. 40; Junior Play; Glee Club, 40, '41; Speech Class, '40, '41; Senior Play. Not Pictured Esther Bodow Her tone was eter soft, gentle, and low.” Orchestra, ‘38. ’39. 40. 41. Bud Anderson 'i tlx friendly heart that ha plenty of friends” Blue Devil, ’40, 4!. Eugene Darnell He acted first and talked last. Baseball, 39, ‘40. Lola Low horn The mildest manners and t! e gentlest Ixart” Speech Class, ‘40, 41. Aubrey Lynd Never txard and seldom seen.” Track, 40, 41; Football, 40, '41. Molly Wilson But to see Ixr was to lose Ixr.” Billy Touchton Friendly to all, Jjostile to none, always jolly and full of fun.” Student Council, ‘38. '39, Vice-President ‘39; Junior Play, ’40; Speech Class, ‘40, 41; Cheerleader, 40. '41. WA HWA HTA SEE ---1941 ----------- SENIOR NOTABLES Top, Left to Right: Best All Around—Mildred Harris, J. T. Barnwell; Most Attractive—Martha Mitchell, Darrell Hammond; Most Popular—Florence Phares, Watson Bacon. Bottom: Most Intellectual—Mary Louise Kennedy, Howard Lucas; Cutest—June Courson, Roger Krabill; Most Athletic—Tharasa Eycleshimer, James Machin. WA HWA HTA SEE --- 1941 ---------- JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - -- -- -- -- Park McGeachy Vice-President - -- -- -- - Eddie Hershey Secretary............................Dorathea Janssen Treasurer - -- -- -- -- Louise Brigham Sergeant-at-Arms ------ Hershel Botner CLASS MOTTO The door to success is labeled push. COLORS Green and White FLOWER Gardenia WA HWA HTA SEE ---------- 1941 --- Gordon Bonsack Nell Ashley Barbara Bell Otis Bice Iris Abel Marie Best Emily Casey Margaret Ann Dugger Helen Jane Bryan Bob Brogden Hershcl Botner Pauline Daniel Doris Ball Frances Burden Margaret Mary DeHaven Marjorie Elliot Bob Bundy Louise Brigham Betty Lou Folks Burke Childs WA HWA HTA SEE --- 1941 ---------- Raymond Dantzler Juanita Hammond Katherine Jones Bob Hughes Mary Alice Hudson Mary Jeanne Hill Dorathea Janssen Marilyn Jones Zada Hart Raymond Daniel Eddie Hershev Eloise Kersey Lillian Hodnett Connie Haas Annette Kober Corinne Klemm Wally Eden Emma Jeanne Hackle Janet Kuder Frank Joines WA HWA HTA SEE --------- 1941 --- Iiob Kerce Elizabeth McKinney Juanita Spring Billy McCutcheon Helen Mott Alene Melvin Helen Schroll Alda Singletary Frances Owen Floyd I.inebaugh Park McGeachy Margaret Swann Alyce Pickett Betty Robertson Reba Smith Ida Jane Snipes C. Jay Morrison Helen Roby Ruth Tillis Herbert Pollard WA HWA HTA SEE ---1941 ------- Harvey Snively Betty Trueman Margaret Alice Tucker Sonny Tripp Betty Lou Trickle Syble Watson Wanita Woodruff Frances Yelvington Pauline Terrell George Hardy Herbert Henson Pat Henderson Helen Schneider Not Pictured Robert Apfel, Earl Boozer, Louise Blocker, Isabel Crumblcy, Bobby Cooksey, Flourinc Cauthen, Margaret Cowan, Margery Carter, Leona Cromwell, Paul Daniel, Glenn Davidson, Virginia Dannals, Harley Dull, Edna Haynes, Tealy Hcucrman, Virginia Holcomb, William Hallman, Frank Hendrix, Melba Fae Howard, Mary Elizabeth Jatho, Carl Jatho, Annis Right, Bonnie Kirkland, Doris Ruth Lamb, Mildred Little, Bonnie Lane, Evelyn Little, Thcatus Lovett, Johnny McKinney, Charles Mitchell, Donald McLendon, Lester Means, Ohcr Lee Melvin, Charles McDowell, Charles Nickerson, Frank Roberts, W. A. Rogers, Frank Smith, John Schne.der, Walter Starnes, Bob Thornhill, Helen Vargo. CHINA BOY” WA HWA HTA SEE --1941 --------- JUNIOR NOTABLES I op. Li ft to Right: Best All Aroumd—Dorothea Janssen, Eddie Hershey; Most Attrai tit --Katherinc Jones Gcoree Hardv • sriR. „ t Janet uder Park McGeachy; Most Popular—Connie Haas, Sonny Tripp (not pictured). Most Intellectual —Emily Casey, C. Jay Morrison; Most Athletic—Virginia Dannals, Burke Childs. 1 olifiomozEi WA HWA HTA SEE -- 1941 ------- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President—Van Tyle Burnette Vice-President—John Stradley (not pictured) Secretary—Mary Morris Treasurer—Margaret Pickett Sergeant-at-Arms—Jimmy Hutchinson (not pictured) SOPHOMORE CLASS Fmsr Row, Left to Ri%ht: Allic Hass, G. T. Dean, Chester Melvin, Franklin Johnston, Jack Anderson, Victor Cauthcn, Robert Cobb, John Wright, David Moley, Wilbur Shelton. Sf.cond Row: I.enore Gunn. Geldra Mae Burr. Anna Myrle Wike. Christine Linebaugh, Juanita Fussell. Betty Ann Bratton. I.illian Cobb. Mary Morris, Irma Bass, Patty Scott. Veda Yearwood. Third Row: Dorothy Lewis. Tamsey Lou Gunn, On elle Smith. Elizabeth Logan, Margaret Pickett. Rose Lee Still. Doris Kirkpatrick. Jean Thompson, Nancy Rabe, Barbara Chambliss. Mar e Story. Joan Cramer. Shirley Dorr. Fourth Row: Billy Stanley, Julian Johnston, Billy Adams, Jimmie Grimmes. Terence Hallinan, Costas Kalogridas. Clyde May, Cyril Coker. Judson Russ. Mike Courson. WA HWA HTA SEE --------- 1941 --- SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row, Left to Right: Edward Hamby, Burnham Fowler, Robert Hightower, Lenzie Cobb, Robert Reams, Herman Crumbley, Mack Pollack, Winford Smith, Carl Boozer, Carl Barron, Walton Heidel, Wayne Bu bee. Sfcond Row: Guy Garrett, Jimmy Hutchinson, Leon Bell, Buddy Kinney, Robert Folger, John Glaze. Tommy Reed, Howard F.ycleshimer, Van Tyle Burnette. Allen Hardy, Paul Pettigrew, Curtis Farley, Phillip Bouldrec, Vernon Rutter. Third Row: Katherine Fleming, Jewel Sheppard, Opal Higginbotham. Mary Catherine McCullough, Dottie Lu Backer, Eleanor l-ester, Marie Best, Mildred Powell, Nell Stokes, Lucille Whitfield, Naomi Reel, Helen Nolan, Betty J. Przybylski, Annabelle Weber, Virginia Pettigrew. Fourth Row: James Yelvington, I uther Taylor, Jack May. John MacCalla, John Stradley, Kenneth Roberts. Ira Morgan. David F.. Moody, Williard May. Willie Burnette. Gibby Gibbs, L. M. Greene. Dewey Cox. Fifth Row: Janis Clapp. Mary Helen Stalvey. Eunice Hamor. Doris Holwcll. Anmce Garza, Virginia Branaman, Joan Feagen, Naomi Mowery, Elizabeth Yarborough, Marjorie Pafford, Pauline Short, Nellie Rutledge, Elaine Smith, Frances Morgan, Martha Haynes. Top, Left to Right: Best All Around—Joan Cramer, Van Tylc Burnette; Mott Attractive-—Barbara Chambliss, Clyde May; Cutest—Veda Nca Year wood, Allic Bass. Bottom: Most Popular—Barbara Chambliss. Clyde May; Most I ntellectual—Virginia Pettigrew, Robert Folgcr; Most Athletic—Doris Kirkpatrick, Jimmy Hutchinson. WA HWA HTA SEE -- 1941----------------------- SOPHOMORE CLASS NOTABLES l£ill raiiwi£.n WA HWA HTA SEE 1941 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President—Betsy Mary Williams Secretary—Betty Ann Sinclair Vice-President—Clara Lou Taylor Treasurer—Billie Janssen FRESHMAN CLASS First Row, Left to Right: Carol Kirkpatrick, Charlotte Cook, Ruth Morgan, Betty Ann Simpson, Marilyn Matthews, Toss Daniels. June Owen, Icancttc Herndon, Mary F.llen Rutter, Clara Mac Coker. Second Row: Buddy Lowery, Johnny Walker. Richard Golden, Oscar Connor, Clarence Robertson, Guy Carlson, Harold Johnston, John Moyer, James Melvin, Bobby Hawkins, Dennis Hallinan, Bobby Thompson, Rudolph Beasley. Third Row: Bobby Dull, Gene Raidcn, Wilcnc Wiley, Mildred Week . Helen Becker, Priscilla Colley, Betty Ashley, Blanche Harvey, Margie Taylor, Mary Mouery, Clarence Mott. WA HWA HTA SEE ---------- 1941 --- FRESHMAN CLASS First Ro� , Left to Right: Calvin Reagen, Dean Niederkohr, Wallace Soloman, Earl Starnes, Richard Weed, Ernest Lundberg, Earl Overby. Second Row': Leonard Struthers, Bobby Snively, Margaret Sticky, Wynell Hammond. Dons Fowler, Geraldine Brown, Margaret Jones, Nancy Russell, Gloria Lansden. Betsy Mary Williams, Betty Long, Joyce Childers, Agnes Lawing, Charles Clark, Chris Erwin. Third Row: Dorothy Atkinson, Artie Bell Baker, June Holcomb, Jeanette Beauchamp, Ruby Ryder, Peggy Reid, Rosemary Mobley, Frances Searcy, Nellie Apfcl, Bessie Thomason Mary Ann Belcher, Mary Ann Bryan, Juanita Bragdon, Frances Grubbs. Fourth Row: Flugenc Powell, FLdward Wiles, Lester Wilson, Bill Sherman, Russell Courson, Foots” Joines. John Yelvington, Paul Ellington, Everettc Summerall, Blaney Reeves, Annon Taylor, Bud Deese. Fifth Row: Clara l.ou Taylor, Billie Janssen, Betty Ann Sinclair, Edna Nobles, Kathryn Morse, Virginia Gunter, Drew Schulz, Mary Emily Rogers, Betty Frederick, Louise Melvin, Pat Reilly, Lillian Williams, Glennis Atkinson. Sixth Row: Alton Lowery, Earl Gregory, Pete Kelso, John Bacon, Tommy West. Bill Brantley, Wilbur Barnes, Nolan Thompson, James Connor, Everrett Thompson, Alan Hemcnway, Gene Murrell, David Ellsworth, Gordon Lang. Toi Lut to Right: Best All Around—Betsy Mary Williams. Gene Murrell; Most Attractin'—Ruby Ryder (not pictured), Bobby Hawkins; Cutest—Nancy Russell. Gene Cole. Bottom: Most Popular—Clara Lou Taylor. John Bacon; Most Intellectual —Margaret Jones, David Ellsworth; Most Athletic—T. Jane Daniels, Bobby Dull. WA HWA HTA SEE --- 1941 ---------- FRESHMAN NOTABLES WA HWA HTA SEE --- 1941 ---------- EIGHTH GRADE First Row, Left to Right: Bobby Overby, Johnny Youdall, Alton Shepard, Mozelle Stewart, Kdward Daniel, Lucille Ossemkop, Joe Lewis, Betty Jean Lang, Edward Wallace, Lois Arnold, Milton Bryant, Geraldine Albritton, W. D. Elwell, Marion Wright, Alton Van Dyke, Jack Miller. Second Row: Gloria Pearson. Polly Boynton, Lavon Harmon, Nora Ruth Kunberger, Phyllis Mac Calla, Evelyn Collins, Helen Headley, Zathia Owen, Julia W allenburg, Sylvia Daniel, Joyce Freeman. Martha Kunberger, Marigene Simmons, Virginia Bailey, Ruth Mac Webster. Third Row: James Smith, Howard Stcinlc, William Bochme, John Reints, Billy Shipe, Billy Raidcn, Billy Uhls, Bobby Anderson, Marvin Sherman. Carl Cooney, Challis Marshall. Gale Mcllencamp, Ira Inskeep, James Cross, Joe Glaze, Earl Downey. Fourth Row : Marilyn Smith, Edith Lowery, Jane Cromwell, Evelyn Commander, Evelyn Taylor, Frances Porter, Joyce Bolin, Barbara Henderson, Virginia Wise, Billie Britton. Christine Sheppard, Dorothy Ann Holland, Muriel Branaman, May Evelyn Joiner, Mildred Weathers. WA HWA HTA SEE ------- 1941 -- EIGHTH GRADE First Row, Left to Right: Bobby Davidson, Q. P. Strickland. Frank Sleet h, Hugo Sims. Gilbert Daniel, Bobby Anderson, Terrell Simpson. John Folger. Bill Ashley. Lumby Smith. Eugene Wingate. Clyde Cothron. Si cond Row: Emma Jane Whitworth. Claire Marie Konnerth, Louise Bray, Margie Dixon, Sara Marie Hess, Catherine Pugh. Illeana Overby, Mary Ellen Wile. Betty Mc-Cutchcon, Jean Linebaugh. Doris Marrell. Christine Turner, Nora Lee Russ, Claire McTeer, Phoebe Marks. Myrle Bowen, Melba Smith. Third Row: Mary Katherine Kilpatrick, Catherine Jean Vandcver, Lucille Wilkerson, Marjorie Sadler. Mary Forsythe. Patricia Laurie, Joyce Lewis, Helen Kicrce, Erncstina Garrett, Grace Jones, Gwendolyn Taylor, Lorinne Stephens, Ava Sccrest, Mauvalene Gladney. Marjorie Hunter. Mazelma Meeks, Autharcne Nall. Fourth Row: Bill Davidson. Jim Rogers. Abner lewis, John Stetler, Travis Bowen. Walter Atkins. Donald Larson. Harold Fortner, Russel Ricks. Horace Kersey. Elman Taylor. Ivan Goodman, Don Tison. Roy Rethford. Fifth Row: Fay Bozeman. Mildred Bridges, Marion DeLacure. Marion Peck, Katherine Bastakis, Christine Harrell, Rosemary Hamilton, June Orr, Evelync Gladney, Jeanette Cowan, Lois King, Alva 'X ilkes, Muriel Winn. Hope Harper. Sixth Row: Bobby West, Herbert Daugherty. Roy Beasely. Lew Harriss. Hubert King, Carl Boyd. Gerald Schneider. Edward Hutchinson. Carl Dukes, Cecil Weeks. Billy Womble. Herman Mott. Johnny Berns. Everett McLendon. Luther Davis, Alex Warren. WA HWA HTA SEE ---1941 ----------- SEVENTH GRADE First Row, Left to Ri hf: Harry Best. Tommy Swann. Mafford Wallace. Bobby Wiley, Bobby Mathews, Roy Kober, Doyle Thompson, Wilton Pass, Norman Gregory, Curtis Ashley. Second Row: Clara Cunningham. Betty Cauthen. Agnes Kelley. Merthaline Smith, Laurel White Norden, Juanita Melvin. Dorothy Glouser, Coralea Marshall. Oveida Smith, Juanelle Meeks. Bobby Yarborough. Naomi Yarborough. Third Row: Bobby Pickett, Jack Kuder, Gene Hitchcock. Aaron Helms. Harry Me Dowell, I. W. Mincey. Ray Parker. James Roden. Fred Bochme. Malcolm Krabill. John Donworth. Fourth Row: Jean Stcmle Marjorie Bacon. Beatrice Parker. AI vena Albritton. Doris Forsythe. Shirley Jacobson. Katrine Olsen, Nancy Stilley. Cortez Hollingsworth. Peggy Taylor. Hilda Lee. Catherine Turner. Mary Wadsworth. Thelma Holcomb. Fifth Row: Bobby Walker. Lari Scott, Billy Thompson. Eddie Allsopp, Billy Gray, Jimmy Folks, Tony Kalogridas. Edward Culpepper. Albert Brown. Richard Klemm, Floyd Ayers, Hollis Bollick. WA HWA HTA SEE -----------1941 --- SEVENTH GRADE First Row, Ltft to Right: Jack McGcachy, James Shofner, Lcland Coker. Hollan McCall. A. C. Howard, L. 'X . Green, Robert Boyd, Linden Davidson, Wendal Jackson, Julian Noles, Dallas Coburn. Vernard Green. Second Row: Evelyn Bray. Martha Murphy, Mary Jean Ramey, Polly Montgomery, Patsy Phillips, Elizabeth Lewis, Laurie Jean Courtny, Betty Jean Sylvester, Betty Jean Lisle, Doris Reagan, Anna Mae Carrol, Olga Kelso, Dorothy Jean Dannials, Evelyn Fowler, Ruby Haynes, Marian Clapp. Sue Linebaugh. Third Row: Lloyd Blocker, Bobby Swift, Bill Hatfield, Earl Boatwright, Comer Bryan, Bill Seiler, Lyle Davis, Robert Flarmon, Trammell Pickett, David Harrell, Jack Lightfoot, Harry Turner, Tommy Johnston, Gardner Rivers. Fourth Row: Wilma Dix, Patsy Brown, Ruth Crumblcy, Dorothy Dean Strickland, Mary Rogers, Henrietta Parker, Shirley Jacobson, Martha Lathers. Winona Buzbce, Betty Ann Casey, Frances Hayes. Marguarite Melvin, Janie Dugger, Ramelle Clements. Fifth Row: Lois Scott, Louise Buchman, Bill Clapp, Wayne Weed, Foster James, Paul Snipes, Thomas Joyce, Hal Glaze, Ralph Robertson. Howard Higgins, Thurman Watson, Thomas McCracken, Charles Wolfe, Mike Kalogridas, George Howard, Pete Decs. Sixth Row: Lucille Wilkes, Irene Dobos, Louise Rivers, Gloria Carlson, Grace Fowler, Ernestine Snipes, Kathryn Purvis, Marie Lupo, Jean Larson, Dorothy Herman, Bernice Weeks, Gladys Hinson, My nice Jackson. WA HWA HTA SEE --- 1941 ---------- THE S. S. S. CLUB First Rom', left to Right: Janie Dugger. Marjorie Bacon, Patsy Brown, Shirley Jacobson, Shirley Jones. Second Row: Phyllis MacCalla, Margurittc Melvin, Martha Sue Lathers, Virginia Wise, Dorothy Snivcly, Patricia Laurie, Dorothy Ann Holland, Jean Steinle. Third Row: Majorie Strickland, Barbara Henderson, Patty Conlin, Laurel White Norden, Sue I mebaugh, Mary Ellen Wile, Betty Ann Simpson, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Phyllis Reese. President Secretary OFFICERS Dorothy Snively Vice-President - Phyllis Reesf Janie Dugcfr Treasurer - Jfan Steinlf THE F. F. F. CLUB First Row, Irft to Right: Terrell Simpson, Trammell Pickett, Sponsors, Marjorie Bacon, Barbara Henderson, Robert Harmon, Harry King. Sfcond Row: Sonny Warren, Billy Gray, Billy Sicler, Eddie Allsopp, Comer Bryan, Carl Dorr, David Harrell, John Reims, Marvin Phaender. Not Pictured: Ford DeHaven. President - Robert Harmon WA HWA HTA SEE 1 941 JUNIOR HIGH NOTABLES Top, Li i i to Right: Best All Around—Catherine Pugh, Bobby Anderson; Most Attractive—Dorothy Snively, John Reints; Cutest—Marjorie Bacon, David Harrell. Bottom: Most Popular—Patsy Conlin, Robert Harmon; Most Intellectual—Rosemary Hamilton, Tommy Swann; Most Athletic—Marjorie Callahan. Joe Lewis. THE STUDENT COUNCIL At Table, Left to Right: Dorathea Janssen, Ronny Hutton, Mildred Harris, Otis Bice. First Row: Betsy Mary Williams, Clara I.ou Taylor, Dorothy Snivcly, Jimmy Folks. Second Row: John Stradley, Connie Flaas, Florence Phares, Joan Cramer. Third Row: Annabclle Weber, Watson Bacon, Annette Kober, June Courson. Fourth Row: Mr. Atkins, Sponsor, Shelley Tucker. OFFICERS President - Ronny Hutton Vice-President - Otis Bice Secretary - Mildred Harris Treasurer - Dorathea Janssen HONOR SOCIETY First Row, Ixft to Ki ht-. Jeanne Ostrander, Emma Jeanne Hackle, Florence Phares, Marv Rabc. Sfcond Row: Martha Teeter, Emily Casey, Margaret Ann Dugger, Corinnc Klemm. Helen Jane Bryan. Thiro Row: Virginia Dannals, Mary Louise Kennedy, Margaret Swann, Sarah Callison, Dorathea Janssen, Connie Haas. Standing: C. Jay Morrison, June Courson, Mildred Harris, Flora Daniels, Billy McCutchcon, Howard Lucas. Not Pictured'. J. T. Barnwell, Thcresc Barfield, faculty Sensors, Miss Ann Munck, Mr. J. M. Leps. OFFICERS President - Helen Jane Bryan Vice-President - Howard Lucas Secretary - Emma Jeanne Hackle Treasurer - Margaret Ann Dugger ENGLISH CLUB Left to Right: Mary Louise Kennedy, Ronny Hutton, Ralph Wolf, Ralph White, Emma Jean Hackle, Florence Phares, Margaret Ann Dugger, Bob Kercc, Jeanne Ostrander, Joyce Hawkins, Betty White, Burke Childs, Sarah Calhson, June Courson, Otis Bice, Dorathca Janssen, Flora Daniels, C. J. Morrison. Not Pictured: Connie Haas, Mildred Harris, Howard Lucas, Mary Rabe, Cline Helm, Helen Jane Bryan. Faculty Sponsors, Miss Ann Munck, Mrs. Sidney Wolfe. OFFICERS President - Ralph Wolf Vice-President - Otis Bice Secretary - Jeanne Ostrander Treasurer - Mary Rabe SPANISH CLUB First Rost, Left to Right: Betty Lou Folks, Mary Alice Hudson, Margaret Ann Dugger, Tharasa Eycleshimer, Corinne Klcmm, Herbert Pollard, Russel Thompson, Sarah Callison, Dick Simonds, Wally Eden, C. Jay Morrison, Dorathca Janssen, Burke Childs, Emma Jeanne Hackle, Richard Schulz, Barbara Bell, Helen Roby. Second Row: Annette Kober, Margaret Alice Tucker, Zada Hart, Janet Kuder, Mary Jeanne Hill, Lillian Hodnett, Alda Singletary, Betty Ann Bratton, Betty Lou Trickle, Frances Burden. Ida Jane Snipes, Louise Brigham, Wanita Woodruff. Third Row: Harvey Snivcly, Shelley Tucker, Ferdinand, the mascot, Mrs. Beverly Connor, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Margery Carter, Juanita Fusscll, John Schneider, (uanita Spring. OFFICERS President - Dick Simonds Vice-President - Shelley Tucker Secretary - Tharasa Eycleshimer Treasurer - Janet Kuder THE SPEECH CLASS Left to Righti Elbert Layton, Sarah Callison, Lola Lowhorn, Ronny Hutton, Kathleen Taylor, Syblc Watson, Ralph Wolf, Mar garet Swann, Cora Mae Bethea, Billy Touchton, Ruby Dobbins, J. T. Barnwell, James Machin, Agnes Gamble. OFFICERS President - Elbert Layton Vice-President - Margarlt Swann Secretary-Treasurer - Sarah Callison tfTWTEF I avd uqdeksoh h ident Tollman Thd ceded tj of the 1 1:30 yd vlctor i sot a-Ps at 8:3a The fid coon at on, first ft'auchu Toi he 1 The Br o the tea elect the olHUMHW sleet a conference the schools two girlg ' to CO rr dmm A • Iso ill-Tou. jecome k Sarasota, • ircadia, .•? netta, For layen. Bai . pfHi First Table, Lrft to Right: Doloris Carn, Juanita Hammond, Mary Nell Barden, Flora Daniels, Miss Cheney, Raymond Dantzler, Margery Carter, lane Van Duyne. Second Table: Dorothy Pender. Kathleen Taylor, Katherine Jones, Wayne Davis, Cecil Baker, Agnes Gamble, Eddie Hers hey, Carolyn Harris, Cline Helm, Mary Lou Kerce, Josephine Coker. Not Pictured: Pete Still. Lieen. Each of j ed will enter weoior class Hum. Martha Ambliss will Hk Last year ■Ler Haven, ' - rltAt CCi The senir play at the Thursday. Ths pie riels . Tryou next week prenentev j The JKMM have cljA ft of the Th and ni8b will be the a 5. 8b Manck crown, he play. rl 5.ting champion IMPS First Row, Ixft to Right: Joyce Hawkins, DeLoris Carn, Helen Jane Bryan, Corinne Klcmm, Pat Henderson, Mary Rabe, Florence Phares, Tharasa Eycleshimer, Patty Scott, Carolyn Harris, Helen Roby, Nancy Rabe. Second Row: Martha Teeter, Margery Carter, Zada Hart, Emma Jeanne Hackle, Mildred Harris, Margaret Madden, Dorothy Pender, Mary Alice Hudson, June Courson, Margaret Ann Dugger, Margaret Mary DeHaven, Joan Cramer, Annabelle Weber, Dorathea Janssen, Pauline Daniel, Mary Louise Kennedy. Third Row: Gene Hughes, Mary Lou Kerce, Jeanne Ostrander, Mary Jeanne Hill, Hazel Poole, Martha Mitchell, Marie Balliet, Margaret Swann, Doris Ball, Emily Casey, Marie Story, Lillian Hodnett, Betty Lou Folks, Barbara Bell, Sarah Callison, Connie Haas, Marilyn Jones, Betty Trueman, Novaline Davidson, Bobby Thornhill. Nut Pictured: Cheerleaders: Grady Bailey, Billy Touchton, Drum Majorette, Sylvia Chambliss, and Barbara Chambliss. Director, Miss Becky” Waldrop. OFFICERS President - Florence Phares Secretary-Treasurer - Mary Louise Kennedy Sponsor - Miss Becky” Waldrop LETTERMEN’S CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Sylvia Chambliss, Sponsor, Elbert Layton, Gordon Bonsack, Otis Bice, Watson Bacon, Darrell Hammond, Martha Mitchell, Sponsor. Second Row: Richard Schulz, Johnny McKinney, Van Tylc Burnette, Bobby Bundy, Eddie Hershey, Guy Garrett, Connie Haas, Sponsor, Cecil Baker, Hershel Botner, J. T. Barnwell, Burke Childs. Third Row: Harvey Snively, Ronny Hutton, Richard Overby, Raymond Daniel, Ralph Wolf, James Machin, Scott Register, Frank Roberts, Aubrey Lynd, Paul Pettigrew. Not Pictured: R. J. Brown, Jimmy Hutchinson, Stephen Owen, Henry Whatley. OFFICERS President - Darrell Hammond Vice-President - Watson Bacon Secretary - Otis Bice Treasurer - Gordon Bonsack BAND Center: Charles Shortt, Masco , Peggy Apple, Majorette. First Row, Left to Right-. Franklin Johnston, Drum Major, Helen Dantzler, Majorette, Gordon Bonsack, Frances Morgan, Patsy Brown, Mary Rogers, Bill Downey, Bobby Anderson, Alda Singletary, Ralph White, Jack French, Geneva Pickett, C. Jay Morrison, Albert Brown, Jack Seay, Ruth Mae Webster, Vivian Klimmt, Majorette, Mr. Shortt, Director. Second Row: Earl Downey, Bob Kerce, Betty Jean Lang, Howard Lucas, Terrell Simpson, Jake Suiter, Stantley Burden, Forrest DcReus, Charles Mitchell, Bill Bentley, Gerald Schneider. Third Row: Jimmy Hodnett, Harvey Apple, Charles Lamb, Howard Higgins, Dawson Norman, Jeanne Ostrander, Helen Headley. Fourth Row: Ralph Robertson, Charlotte Atkinson. Not Pictured: Gene Cole, Evelyn Collins, Irene Dobos, Marjorie Elliott, Herman Mott, Eugene Wingate. ORCHESTRA First Row, Left to Right: Virginia Starnes, Mr. Shorn, Director, Wilbur Barnes, Peggy Apple, Virginia Hardy, Frances Owens, Marjorie Strickland, Leona Cromwell, Sarah Callison, Dorothy Pender, Harvey Apple, Howard Higgins. Second Row: Howard Lucas, Bobby Anderson, Alda Singletary, Billy Adams, Ralph White, Paul Ellington, Jeanne Ostrander, Bob Kerce. Third Row: Patsy Brown, Marie Balliet, Charles Mitchell, Frances Morgan. Not Pictured: Esther Bodow, Earl Boozer, Clarence Mott. GLEE CLUB First Rove, Left to Right: Rose Lee Still, Bonnie Kirkland, Anna Myrle Wike, Louise Blocker, Naomi Reel, Connie Haas, Corinnc Klemm, Dorathea Janssen, Helen Roby, Zada Hart, Reba Smith, Carolyn Harris. Second Row: Hazel Poole, Annabclle Weber, Doris Ruth Lamb, Novalinc Davidson, Eileen Pickens, Hilda Nolan, Lucille Whitfield, Mary Alice Hudson, Margaret Mary DcHaven, Thelma Kinney, Frances Owen. Third Row: John MacCalla, Alton Lowery, Chris Irwin, Helen Jane Bryan, Mrs. Ken Eppert, Director, Cecil Baker, Hershel Botner. Not Pictured: I sola Holley, Ralph Wolf, Darrell Hammond, Cline Helm, Marilyn Jones, Betty Trueman, Cora Mac Bethea, Lenore Gunn, Melba Fae Howard, Ruth Morgan, Jane Van Dyne, Naoni Mowery. OFFICERS President - Connie Haas Vice-President - Darrell Hammond Secretary - Corinne Klemm Treasurer - Hazel Poole Librarians - Novaline Davidson, Eileen Pickens SUB-DEB CLUB First Row, Left to Ri bt: Juanita Hammond, Katherine Jones, Pauline Daniel, Jane Van Duyne, Doris Ruth Lamb, Lillian Hodnett. Second Row : Margaret Madden, Mildred Harris, Betty Lou Folks, June Courson, Novaline Davidson, Margaret Alice Tucker, Connie Haas. Third Row': Jeanne Ostrander, Mary Lou Kerce, Betty White, Helen Schneider, Mary Jeanne Hill, Hazel Poole, Theresc Barfield, Flora Daniels. Not Pictured: Dorothy Pender, Miss Stewart and Miss Cheney, Faculty Sponsors. OFFICERS President - June Courson Vice-President - Hazel Poole Secretary - Jeanne Ostrander Treasurer - Katherine Jones ZETA KAPPA FRATERNITY First Row, Left to Right-. Connie Haas, Sponsor, Darrell Hammond, Elbert Layton, Gene Hughes, Ronny Hutton, Johnny McKinney, Mary Rabe, Sponsor. Second Row: Mrs. Harrison Ambrose, Adviser, Tommy West, Bobby Snively, Gene Cole, Allie Bass, Bobby Hawkins, Julian Johnston, Pete Kelso, Harrison Ambrose, Adviser. Third Row: Harvey Snively, John MacCalla, Herbert Henson, Russell Courson, Cecil Baker, Hershel Botner. Not Pictured: Foots Joines, Bobby Flughes, Gordon Bonsack. OFFICERS President Secretary Darrell Hammond Gene Hughes Vice-President Treasurer Elbert Layton Ronny Hutton PHI ALPHA KAPPA SORORITY First Row, Left to Right: Florence Pharcs, Louise Brigham, Pat Flenderson, Annette Kober, Annabcllc Weber, Corinne Klcmm, Connie Haas. Second Row: Helen Jane Bryan, Helen Roby, Joyce Hawkins, Margaret Mary DeHaven, Zada Hart, Dorathea Janssen, F.mma Jeanne Hackle, Margaret Ann Dugger. Third Row': Mary Jeanne Hill, Emily Casey, Doris Ball, Lillian Hodnett, Betty Lou Folks, Luther Taylor, Sponsor, Barbara Bell, Margaret Swann, Mary Alice Hudson, Janet Kuder, Mary Louise Kennedy. Not Pictur'd: Advisers, Mrs. Bateman, Mrs. Swann, Sponsors, Sonny Tripp, Gordon Bonsack. Members. Jeanne Ostrander, June Courson, Sarah Callison, Marie Ballict. OFFICERS President - Dorathea Janssen Vice-President - Margaret Swann Secretary - Connie Haas Treasurer - Emma Jeanne Hackle Sergeanl-al-Arms - Zada FIart Reporter - Helen Roby RAMBLER FRATERNITY First Row, Left to Right: Paul Pettigrew, Bob Brogden, Frank Smith, Herbert Pollard, John Bacon. Roger Krabill. Second Row : Wally Eden, Watson Bacon, Frank Joincs, Clyde May, Jack May. Front: Sylvia Chambliss, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Pete Still. George Hardy, Luther Taylor, Floyd Lincbaugh, Florence Pharcs, Sponsor. OFFICERS President - Frank Joines Vice-President - Clyde May Secretary-Treasurer - Watson Bacon DELTA BETA PSI SORORITY First Row, Ixft to Ri%ht: Sylvia Chambliss, Nancy Rabc, Virginia Pettigrew, Ruby Rvder, Patty Scott, Suzanne Russell. Second Row: Frank Joines, Sponsor, Mary Rabc, Shirley Dorr, Rose Lee Still, Helen Schroll, Minnie Morris, Juanita Bragdon, Margery Carter, Patty Senn, Elbert Layton, Sponsor. Third Row: Mrs. Cramer, Adiiser, Doris Kirkpatrick, Joan Cramer, Marie Story, Jean Thompson, Barbara Chambliss, Bobby Thornhill, Sponsor, Marilyn Jones, Janis Clapp, Martha Haynes, Glennis Atkinson, Mrs. Dorr, Adi her. Not Pictured: Veda Nea Yearwood. OFFICERS President Secretary Mary Rabl Joan Cramer Vice-President T reasurer Sylvia Chambliss Helen Schroll SENIOR CLASS PLAY HERE COMES PATRICIA” CAST OI- CHARACTERS Patricia Grayson -Elsie - Mrs. Smith-Porter Mrs. Carrol - - Minnie Knoop -Angelina Knoop ■ Jimmy Clark -Tim Hopper -Mr. Wade -Elbert Hastings -Bud Flannigan - - - - June Courson - Jeanne Ostrander Mary Louise Kennedy - - Mildred Harris - - - Ruby Dobbins - - - - Mary Rabe - - - Ralph Wolf - Kenneth Ashley - - Howard Lucas - - Richard Schulz - - - R. J. Brown Patricia Grayson, daughter of the Governor, impersonates Pat” Hammond for an adventure. She buys a filling station, which she runs herself, and a grove. Mrs. Smith-Porter and Mr. Wade try to run Patricia out of town because she sets a bad example for the younger set of Fern Lawn. Jimmy Clark, an employee of Mr. Wade, is supposed to uproot Patricia’s grove and run her out of town. Another job he holds is to look after Mr. Wade’s niece, Shirley. Patricia then impersonates Shirley in order that she can turn the tables on Mrs. Smith-Porter and Mr. Wade. Jimmy has never seen her before and believes she is Shirley Wade. They fall in love with each other. Patricia, as Shirley, helps Jimmy up-root the wrong grove and also tells him that that Hammond” girl has gone. Word is received that the Governor is coming to town and when he arrives Patricia reveals her identity. Mrs. Smith-Porter and Mr. Wade try to make apologies for their mistakes. Jimmy is afraid of Patricia when he finds out who she is but Patricia has a gift of charm and wins him in the end. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CHINA BOY” CAST or CHARACTERS Mrs. Parker -Mr. Parker -Annie - -Bill Parker - - - Selina Parker -Bob T rout wan - - Lula Mae Robinson Charlotte Mack -George Robinson -Mark Willis - - Voice on Radio - - - CORINNE KLEMM - - Herbert Poli.ard - - - - Reba Smith - - Park McGeachy - Helen Jane Bryan - - - Burke Chii ds F.mma Jeanne Hackle - - - Connie Haas - - - Bob Brogden - - - Wally F.df.n - - - George Hardy The plot concerns the efforts of Mark Willis, a young philosopher from China, to obtain the friendship of his cousins, Bill and Selma Parker. In this he is aided by Lula Mae Robinson, the twelve year old brat in the play. Lula Mae and Mark cause mix-up’s in the life of the Parkers: Selma’s attempts to win the Munchy-Crunchy Ice Cream Contest, Bill’s desire for Middlesboro to win the Thanksgiving football game, and Mr. Parker’s attempt at public speaking. However all ends well with Mark restored to the good graces of both Mr. and Mrs. Parker and Bill and Selma. REMEMBER WHEN First Row, Left to Right: Third from left, Dick Reese; seventh from left, Florence Pharcs. Second Row: Third from left, John MacCalla, Gene Hughes, Cecil Baker. Third Row: Third from left, Herbert Henson; fifth from left, Clyde May. First Row, Left to Right: Billy McCutcheon; fifth from left, Herbert Pollard; sixth from left, Bobby Brogdon. Second Row: Raymond Dantzlcr, Margaret Mary DeHaven; fourth from left, Barbara Bell; fifth from left, Doris Ball, Jimmy Hutchinson, Richard Schulz, Pat Henderson. Third Row': Second from left, Mary Louise Kennedy, Dick Sinionds, Gibby Gibbs; sixth from left, Helen Schroll; eighth from left, Jane Van Duvnc. WA HWA HTA SEE --- 1941 ---------- COACHES Coach Eppert To take the place of Coach Charlie Stolz, who was unable to continue his duties as coach due to injuries sustained in an automobile accident this summer, Winter Haven succeeded in getting Coach Kenneth Eppert from Bolles of Jacksonville. After establishing records with his team at Holies, Coach Eppert continued his fine work by improving the football team’s record and by giving the high school its first championship basketball team. Eppert was a hit with the boys from the first. He is a good sport and has a fine sense of humor. He gives a player every chance he earns, bringing out the best in each boy. If the student body and the townspeople will give him their wholehearted support he will continue to turn out championship teams. Miss Rebecca Waldrop Miss Becky” returned to Winter Haven to teach after having been gone for four years. She was a great favorite with the girls from the first. Instead of emphasizing a varsity team in basketball she has played up intra-mural sports and has developed class teams. She wishes to have an even bigger and better intra-mural program next year. Joe Justice A former Rollins star. Justice took over the job as assistant coach here his first year after graduation. Justice was a fine all around athlete in college and proved his ability as coach while assisting Eppert. He left his position toward the end of the semester, however, to accept a job as freshman coach at Rollins. WA HWA HTA SEE ---------- 1941 --- WA HWA HTA SEE --1941 -------- ROW Y HUTTON Ronny proved himself a great linesman by receiving recognition on the All-Polk team. rm n ni BLUE DEVILS J. T. BARN WILL J. I was a hard fighter and was named on the mythical All-Polk squad. R. J. BROU N R. J.. a first year man. had the honor of scoring the only touchdown for the ends. C,OR DON BONSAC K •C uddles,” finishing his first year in fine style, should lx one of the team’s best linemen next vear. C UR I IS I ARI I Y C urtis turned in a valuable game at tackle. WA HWA HTA’SEE --------- 1941 -- Six feet, three inches of dynamite, , s MacCAI LA Stephen finished his fourth year of Scott was a great smashing end. John was the mainstay of the line football, playing in the back field always in there fighting. this year and is a good prospect for and line. WA HWA HTA SEE -- 1941 ------- lYu still is a good lineman although he was converted into a back. C lift played good ball but was out the latter part of the year with an injury. A good center and a great line backer. JIMMY HUTC HINSON East running, hard tackling. Jimmy will be one of our best backs next year. I RANK ROM R Is I rank started the season at end but soon changed to tackle where he played a great game. JOHNNY Me KINNEY A good all-around player. Johnny worked from the end spot. WA HWA HTA SEE 1941 HFRSHEL. BOTNKR CARLJATMO M)I)II HI RSHl-Y A great passer and a good runner. A small,stocky, hard lighting foot- Handicapped by lack of size, Eddie bail player. was still a tricky player. RICHARDOV! RBY Richard proved himself a good end in spite of his lack of experience. HARVEY SNIVELY Gaining valuable experience this year. Harvey should develop into a good lineman. RA) MOM) DAM! I Raymond was a valuable cog in the forward wall. Not Pictured WA HWA HTA SEE -- 1941 ------- THOMAS ASHI.EY A fast runner and a good line backer. W. A. ROGERS W. A. is good material for a back or a linesman. CARSON DENTON A great smashing fullback, Carson was hard to stop. WA HWA HTA SEE ----------1941 ---- FOOTBALL REVIEW The Devils opened and closed their season this year with a bang, beating Jefferson in the first and Lake Wales in the last. The games in the mid-season, however, were not always in the Devils’ favor as they lost five of their six conference games. To make up for their lack of conference wins the Devils took three of their four non-conference games, the only loss being to Lakeland. Contrary to the looks of the scores the Devils always played a great game and never lost without letting the other team know they had been in a ball game. Several of the boys received special honors. Darrell Hammond, captain, was selected on the All-Conference second team and the All-Polk second team. Elbert Layton, J. T. Barnwell, Ronny Hutton, and John MacCalla were also on the All-Polk second team. WINTER HAVEN SCORE OPPONENT SCORE Winter Haven 12 Jefferson (Tampa) 0 Winter Haven 0 Lakeland - - - 19 Winter Haven 13 Haines City - 12 ’’'Winter Haven 0 Arcadia - - - - - 13 Winter Haven - - 13 Fort Myers - - - 20 Winter Haven 0 Sarasota - - - - - 34 Winter Haven - - 0 Wauchula - - 6 Winter Haven 7 Palmetto ... 6 Winter Haven - - 7 Bartow - - - - - 21 Winter Haven - - 20 Lake Wales - - 0 CONFERENCE GAMES POINTS Jimmy Hutchinson - 24 Carson Denton - - 6 Darrell Hammond - 18 R. J. Brown - - - 6 Elbert Layton - 17 Hershel Botner - 1 Kneeling, I a'ft to Right: Guy Garrett, Wiley Lee, Gene Grubbs, Willie Hamilton, Lovell Owen, Victor Kaufman, Buddy Lowery. Standing: Howard Eyclcshimcr, Van Tyle Burnette, Billy McCutchcon, Coach Art Mickcl, Jimmy Grimes. BABY BLUE DEVILS Under the coaching of Art” Mickcl the Baby Devils won two of their eight games this season. Both wins were at the expense of the Bartow B-tcam which also lost two games to the Baby Devils last year. The outstanding back of the year was Billy McCutchcon and the outstanding linesman was Cecil Lundy. WA HWA HTA SEE ---1941 ----------- BASKETBALL REVIEW Basketball took the sports spotlight this year when the Devil five won the South Florida Conference Championship for the first time in the school’s history. The team played good ball during the year winning 12 of an 18 game schedule, one of the losses being to the University of Florida freshmen. The Devils reached their peak at the tournament, beating Sarasota, Bradenton, and Bartow to take the championship. Two of the boys received special honors. Eddie Hershey and James Machin made the South Florida Conference team. Hershey was captain of it. WINTER HAVEN SCORE OPPONENT SCORE Winter Haven - - 16 Auburndale - - 12 Winter Haven - - 17 Wauchula - - 7 Winter Haven - - 20 Lakeland - - 21 Winter Haven - - 16 Lake Wales - - - 19 Winter Haven - - 17 Sarasota - - - - - 19 Winter Haven - - 27 Bartow - - - 20 Winter Haven - - 14 Haines City - - 32 Winter Haven - - 29 Lake Wales - - - 17 Winter Haven - - 33 Wauchula - - - 24 Winter Haven - - 33 Sarasota - - - 18 Winter Haven - - 14 Florida Freshmen - - 39 “ Winter Haven - - 29 Bartow - - - 13 Winter Haven - - 30 Haines City - - 17 Winter Haven - - 28 Sarasota - - - 15 Winter Haven - - 28 Bradenton - - - 16 Winter Haven - - 25 Bartow - - - - - 13 Winter Haven - - 23 Auburndale - - 21 Winter Haven - - 21 Bradenton - - - 31 Winter Haven total 419 Opponents total 354 CONFERENCE GAMES POINTS James Machin - - 126 Bob Bundy - - 9 Eddie Hershey - - 83 Burke Childs - 4 R. J. Brown - - - 76 William Hallman - 4 Ralph Wolf - - - 69 Otis Bice - - 3 J. T. Barnwell - - 45 Total - - - - 419 WA HWA HTA SEE ---------- 1941 --- RALPH WOLF In his first year on the varsity, Ralph proved to be an important part of the Devils' (letcum:. R. J. BROWN R. j. completed his fourth year on the varsity squad, and was a valuable plavcr to have around. J. I . HAKNM I I I A vharpvhootin forward, J. 1 - w a an indispensable cog in the oflcnsc. I ll S MAC MIN fanio v as captain of the team and also made the All-Conference team. I l l ll IIERMII Y aptain of the Ail-C on t ere nee team, I ddie proved that height is not ncccs-iarv for one to be a go ! player. WA HWA HTA SEE -- 1941 ------- BOH RL’Nm Boh «i« a aiuabh' ub«titute and should be varsity next year. oris bui Mthough handicapped by tm height, he wax one of the bext baxkct-to ten on the team. W II I IA 1 MALI MAN William received an early xeaxon injury which hand K ipped a promixing year. Bl.'RKI CHILDS Burke obtained aluablc experience and thnuld deveLp into a good baxhet ecr. WA HWA HTA SEE --------- 1941 --- GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: Ruby Dobbins, Margaret Madden, Elizabeth McKinney, Marie Story, Doris Kirkpatrick, Nancy Rabc, Mildred Harris, manager, Virginia Dannals, captain, Miss Waldrop, Director, Dorathca Janssen, Margaret Pickett, Doris Holwell, Agnes Lawing, Priscilla Colley, Mary Elizabeth Jatho, Tharasa Eyclcshimer. Not Pictured: Svblc Watson, Mary Helen Stalvcy. The girls of our high school arc stressing intra-mural sports. Due to this fact we played only four intcrscholastic games this year. The team showed a fine spirit and arc to be commended for their sportsmanlike attitude at all times. WA HWA HTA SEE 1941 GIRLS’ INTRA-MURALS JUNIOR CLASS CHAMPIONS Kneeling: Mary Elizabeth Jatho, Elizabeth McKinney, Dorathca Janssen. Standing: Virginia Dannals, Annette Kober. In the intra-mural basketball program the junior class team was the winner. They first defeated the senior class and then played the sophomores w'ho had defeated the freshmen. Both games were won by only a small margin and after a hard fight. In the home room tournament the championship was won by Mr. Justice’s senior home room. WA HWA HTA SEE ---------- 1941 --- BASEBALL TEAM First Row, Left to Right: Thomas Scott, Charles Nickerson, Leon Bell, Eddie Hershey, Bobby Dull, Carl Jatho, Guy Garrett. Second Row: Tommy Reed, Burke Childs, Henry Whatley, Harvey Snivel)', James Machin, Jim Bozeman, Shorty” Dean. This year the baseball team won three of a seven game schedule to give them an average of .429. The highlight of the season came in a game with Bartow when Henry Whatley, Devil hurler, pitched a no-hit, no-run game, the only one on record in this school. Due to his fine pitching and batting Whatley made the South Florida Conference team. Jim Bozeman, his first year out for baseball, made the All-Conference second team. Captain - Henry Whatley Co-Captain - James Machin 1941 SCOREBOARD Winter Haven 7 Arcadia 8 Winter Haven - 2 Wauchula - 11 Winter Haven 2 Bartow - - 7 Winter Haven 11 Arcadia 5 Winter Haven 2 Bartow - 0 Winter Haven - 3 Wauchula - 2 Winter Haven 1 Arcadia 4 HASI BALI BATTING AVERAGES Hank Whatley .555 Burke Childs - .27 5 Jim Bozeman - .500 Eddie Hershey - .260 James Machin - .411 Guy Garrett - - .250 I.eon Bell - .333 Bob Bundy - .230 Bobby Dull - .333 Otis Bice - - .220 Charles Nickerson - .333 Tommy Reed - .125 Shorty” Dean - .300 WA HWA HTA SEE -- 1941 ------- TRACK TEAM Kneeling, Left to Right: Van Tyle Burnette, Darrell Hammond, Wilbur Shelton. Standing: Howard Evcleshimcr, Paul Pettigrew, Aubrey Lynd, Dick Simonds. One Mile—R. J. Brown. Half Mile—Darrell Hammond. 440 Yard Dash—Van Tyle Burnette. 220 Yard Dash—Paul Pettigrew. 100 Yard Dash—Wilbur Shelton. WA HWA HTA SEE ------- 1941 -- TENNIS TEAM Corinnc Klcmm, Dorathea Janssen, Mary Rabc. SWIMMING TEAM First Row, Left to Ri ht: Bobby Thornhill, Mary Rabe, Annabelle Weber. Pat Henderson, Janis Clapp, Richard Schulz. Second Row: John Stradley, C. Jay Morrison, Frank Roberts, Richard Weed, Wally F.den, Allic Bass, Herbert Henson, Herbert Pollard. Not Pictured: Helen Becker, Betty Ann Simpson. Muiiagers: Mary Rabe, Richard Schulz. WA HWA HTA SEE 1941 GOLF TEAM: Buddy Kinney, Frank Roberts, Dick Reese, Gibby Gibbs, Patsy Becker, Herbert Henson. At last we're done. And there’s little fund In publishing a book; We’ll now be glad If at every ad You’ll kindly take a look. Most every day We have to pay Some bill that greatly frets. We’ve done our best, Heaven send us rest And coin to pay the debts. —Joyce Hawkins. f A HWA H T A SEE, 1941 1 Compliments of Earl Linebaugh WASH it POLISH GULF OIL PRODUCTS Corner Avenue A, S.W. Magnolia Compliments of McDonald Insurance Agency WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA Dick Reese: The bullet struck my head and went careening into space.” Martha Teeter: Well, you’re frank about it, I must say.” Compliments of FARLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY Haven Hotel Tate-Phillips Company International Trucks Nash Automobiles McCormick-Deering Tractors Farm and Grove Equipment Father: Who broke that chair in the parlor last evening?” Sylvia: It just collapsed, all of a sudden, father, but neither of us was hurt.” Compliments of Strickland’s Office Supplies WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA I W A HWA H T A SEE, 1941 Compliments of Stanford’s Flower Shop Compliments of Carlson’s Service Station Compliments of Ridge Coca-Cola Bottling Company WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA BUICK SALES-SERVICE George Schroll 299 South Sixth Street WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA Compliments of Anderson Drug Company j WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA 1_________________________ Salesman: Is your mother home?” Russell Thompson: Yes sir.” Salesman: (after knocking several times) I thought you said she was home.” Russell: She is, but we don’t live here.” ALWAYS MEET YOUR CHUMS AT THE BLUE BIRD WA HWA H T A SEE, 1941 Compliments of The Standard Oil Stations ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES MELVIN COUCH CLIFF STRINE Compliments of Glen Saint Mary Nurseries WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA Compliments of The Pandora Cafe WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA Two brothers had been arguing for some time. Watson : I ought to know. Don’t I go to school, stupid?” John: Sure, and you come home that way, too.” IDEAL FERTILIZERS Manufactured by WILSON AND TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY IDEAL INSECTICIDES Manufactured by FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY COMPANY C. H. PARKER, MGR. WINTER HAVEN BRANCH Dick Simonds: The horn on your car must be broken.” Billy Touchton: No, it’s just indifferent.” Dick: What do you mean?” Billy : It just doesn’t give a hoot.” Compliments of Winter Haven Laundry Company ZORIC DRY CLEANING AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS