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

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to Learn Seniors prepare a discussion in Speech class. Business Math students work industriously at the hoard. Miss McGee gives students a few notes Sam Clements shows Larry Tucker in American History. the selection of rings. Classes . . . everywhere there are classes. In one room there are actors delivering speeches; in another writers preparing the day’s scripts; in some the technicians with their mathematical calculations. Musicians, stunt men, script girls . . . everyone has classes for perfection in their fields. George Robertson and Ford Lawless give a demonstration in Physics. In Home Ec girls learn the art of sewing. Miss Hilly gives Patsy Jo Jackson a Mixed emotions in Trig, tip on typing. Keeping in shape is also important to students. Page 23

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Enter Many students depend on buses for transportation to and from school. Orders from headquarters. Seniors can be dignified??? Student rush to homeroom in the morning. Harold Lasseter reads homeroom announcements. Students gather in the hall before classes. Life on the studio lot begins for the cast at 8:20 as they arrive by cars and buses. Stars, supporting actors, and starlets all hurry to homeroom where they will start the day with devotions and the flag salute. Joe Elmore and Jerry Dennison open the supply room early every morning for the benefit of the students. Page 22 Charles Rikard and Phil Davis raise and lower the flags daily.

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Go Forth Barney Thornhill and Steve Stephens plant the tree in celebration of Arbor Day. 1U Underclassmen rise as Seniors arrive for assemblies. Hagen Parrish speaks to History classes on Communism. Mechanical Drawing is a course sought by many upperclassmen. Mrs. Ducharme assists Bill Tisdale, Cathi Little, and Sam Clement in preparing a high school radio program. Bobby Strickland, Harold Lasseter, Barbara Arnold, and Jim Mann gather around the new ice cream counter. Guest speakers, ball games, weekly assemblies, and celebrations of special events add variety to the daily routine of the studio. Future Homemakers making pies. Page 24 Mrs. Jones and her cafeteria workers.