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

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Arthur Pope Fuzzy Jimmy Reed Saleh Eleanor Reynolds Harold Rice Ellie Robert Rice J0Vce Richardville Grits J ”ior Our Senior year of Girls' State by our delegates and impressions of Washington by Jeane Gibbs, one of Florida’s delegates to Girls' Nation . . . October 29 Subscribe now! Don't wait! Did you make your down payment for your 1952 WA HWA HTA SEE? The International Club held its initiation, and for a day we had some famous visitors in our class rooms . . . October 31 The Brigham School Halloween Carnival was held on our campus; their new cafeteria was not yet completed . . . November 2 The pep meeting to make history! The Freshman and Juniors outyelled (?) the Sophomores and Seniors. On this day we also cast our votes for Homecoming King and Queen. May the best ones win! . . . November 5 The Junior Red Cross Council began its yearly drive for funds with a narrative program in assembly . . . November 8 The Homecoming Season got underway as the students led by the Concert Band and the Cheerleaders, staged a big snake dance through town and ended up at the armory burning Lake Wales” . . . November 9 Calamity pep meeting with cheerleaders as football players and senior football players as cheerleaders was a big success. The motorcade, the barbecue, the game, the Homecoming Dance Douglas Robson Ulyuse Richardville Use-less Margie Ricks Buzzy James Roberts Jack

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Margy Long Sylvester McCall Syl Donald Lovern Bashful Hinson McTeer T. O. McTeer Letrelle Luke Trella Frank Miller White Lighting Jimmy Martin Vanderclean Ronald Mincey Roy Martin Coach Carolyn Mixon Cat Arthur Mathews Stonewall N. H. Murdock Muscles Zke Cog September 4 Good-bye vacation—Hello education! New principal—new teachers— new students and a new school system. (Everything new but the building.) . . . September 19 A visit from Mr. Raymond, the herpetologist. (Snake charmer to the uninformed.) . . . September 21| The Blue and Gold intersquad football game was won by the Blues. Which side did you cheer for? . . . September 28 The first football game of the regular season. Disappointment rained as the Blue Devils lost to Arcadia. But on the sunnier side of things, the first edition of the BLUE DEVIL came out today, and there was a wonderful dance at the Armory after the game . . . October 5 We met the Sarasota Sailors on Dennison Field. More disappointment. No rain. A new school activity was introduced on this night. The BOW-WOW held at Lake Silver was enjoyed by all who attended . . . October 8 Take a deep breath—hold it—now”. You've just been x-rayed. Also a day long remembered by the happy juniors and seniors inducted into the Honor Society in an impressive assembly . . . October 19 The students took a vacation as the teachers journeyed to Orlando for the F.E.A. meeting . . . October 22 Report cards issued — 'nuff said? . . . October 26 In an assembly the student body heard vivid reports Jean Ann Newland Sue Nixon Ruth Orr James Owens Joyce Partin Mary Pate Noodles Suzie Toots Buddy Rusty Kitten

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Juanita Salter Phillip Searcy Phil Nancy Schiller Nan Janet Seawell Seal Joe Schrocder Josie Larry Seymour Skip-a-long Happy Days and the cornation of Nan and Jack made this a glorious Homecoming . . . November 12 There are now six finalists for the I Speak for Democracy” contest . . . November 13 Johnny Barrows won the I Speak for Democracy contest for the Winter Haven Schools . . . November 19 Entertainment came skating our way and money for the Student Council, as the Rolleteers -visited us . . . November 21 Hooray! The Thanksgiving Holidays . . . November 22 The annual Thanksgiving football game between Bartow and Winter Haven was classified as an upset as Winter Haven won 12-6 . . . November 26 The first Basketball practice of the year was called this day .. . December 7 In an assembly Bill Yelvington presented the handbooks to Phil Searcy. They are a big help to the old students as well as the new . . . December 13 The Junior Honor Society and Torch Club were formed on this day honoring freshmen and sophomores who have the characteristics but not the age for the Honor Society . . . December 14 A Date With Judy”. The Juniors outdid themselves in their play . . . December 18 The Latin Club held a banquet in honor of the new members at the Park Cafe . . . December 19 The very impressive Christmas program featured the Glee Club, the band, and the presentation of gift boxes for the Claudia Slack Frankie Slack Annet,e Smi,h Kci,h Smith Ray Smith Huf:h Starlin ! Claud,e Skitter Dimples Smitty Speedy