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

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LIBRARIANS Librarians help keep book records. properly shelf books. put files in order. mend books. and assist students in finding materials which they need. Seated: -loyte liuthannon. Betty Martin. Exon Hale. Mary Ann Grass. Nanny Nolen, Betty Shef- field. Virginia johnson. Helen Richburg. Sue Gal- loway. Catherine Cowart. Back: Marthena Lan- yon. Amelia Sinclair. Clarice Massey. jackie XY'es- ton, Oxeda Smith. Mrs, Scarbrough. Shirley Kris- ton, jane Brooks. Ardis Liddon. Donna Potts. Lee Spencer. Tharice Pate. Elma Ruth Daniels. Toni XX'atkins. Frankie MacDonald. joan Vfhittman. Sarah Touchton. 'loyce johnson. Micha Evans. Norma Boyle. LAB ASSISTANTS The lab assistants help Mr. Mann with his xarious tlasses. and take care of equipment, They not only clean up the lab and set up experi- ments. but they feed the snakes and rats. and many set up outside experiments of their own, The assistants are: Don Simanton, Bob McKown. Bennett Parks. jack Rynerson. Jack Dixon. Louise Jacobson, Linda Sue Cooper. Kay Brook. and Pete Bennett. SQUAD LEADERS In the girls' physical ed- ucation classes squad lead- ers check the roll in their squad, get the equipment needed for the day. and help the teacher keep the classes in order. V ri m!nmmm'mr' FB!

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MRS. HELEN MARTIN B.S., Florida State University Home Economic! I, Ill Spozzror, FHA -. 'Z-1, ft .2 X MRS. HELEN OXVEN B.S., Michigan State Home Emfzomirr II Spanfor, FHA K sf' ' 9' XM N MISS JULIA HAYWARD B.S., Florida State University Home Emnomirr I Sponyor, Anrbor Club HOME MAKING Homemaking education aims to assist girls to solve their own problems through applying skills and principles learned in the study of many fields of home activities. The department encourages girls to be more wor- thy family members, and to prepare for future home- making. Freshman girls are taught the importance of homemaking. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts strives to develop an understanding of industry in our society. It encourages the mind to visualize, directs the hand in producing the object visualized, and provides for the satis- faction of creating something of value. These boys enjoy learning to use their hands to make useful things. MR. ROBERT JAMISON P M.A.E., University of Florida MR. GORDON ASH B.S.. Florida Southern B.S., Florida Southern General Srienfe Merbanical Qrawing Shop I Shop 11, 111, IV 15- .I 'T ' 8 J. N. ' .hw i s -f 5 wg, ,. I J. I f--22 A ii

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ATTENDANCE OFFICE In the little room next to the main office. girls are busy every period com- piling the attendance record of the school. Mr. Schiller and Mr, Padgett super- vise this work and handle arranged ab- sences and attendance problems. Staff: First row: Peggy Mullis, Grace Stanfield. Tweedles Becker. Annette Livingston. Second row: Mr. Schiller, Virginia Hanna. Karleene Purvis. Third row: Barbara Bonds. Amy Jo Fleming. Page Powell. Georgene Leis, Paul Shef- field. Fourth row: Mr. Padgett, Lo- retta Lacey. Betty Cox. Anne Sayne. Pat XY'eeks. GUIDANCE OFFICE The Guidance Office serves the school by printing the weekly calendar. scheduling and putting up bulletin boards in the halls. and making avail- able vocational material and college and university catalogs. , Staff: Nan Thomas. Laura Lee Rog- ers. Annie Ruth Mincey. Frances Gallo- way. Mrs. W'arner. Delores Atkinson. Elma Jean Duncan. Geraldine Howard. Virginia Bennett. Sue Stinson. Rebecca James. x XX Q43 x if si 'iw 23,2 f. MAIN OFFICE By working in the Main Office stu- dents have an opportunity not only to serve. but to gain practical experience of a clerical value. Some of the duties are: answering the phone. enrolling and showing new stu- dents around school. posting grades. running errands. and doing various jobs for Mrs. W'heeler and Mr. Ortt. Staff: Standing: Jody Burr. Anne Till- man. Shirley Benson. Ann Peek. Wfava- line Barrow. Ann Johnson. Martha Jean Joiner. Tommie Lou Davis. Martha Janssen. Shirley Doyle. Ann Owen. Seated: Vernell Bridges. Mary Spencer. Connie Der. Judy Lyle. Charlotte Con- nell, Lois Kirby, Beverly Johnson. Bar- bara Rickenbaker. fff