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

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PAUL F. RAIONE Dean of Boys MRS. DONNA HELEN SCHOPKE Dean of Girls This is Mr. Raione's firat year aa boya counaelor. He alao teachea Spanish and American hiatory and ia active aa Wheel Club aponaor. Mr». Schopke’a seventeen years of eiperience in working with studenta have aided her greatly in her work aa girls' counaelor. These People Our School Running MRS. W. M. WHEELER Secretary to Mr. Ortt Mra. Wheeler ia our aymhol of efficiency and orderliness and has been the principal's “right-hand-man for fourteen years. MRS. 0. D. JONES Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Jones plans the menus for a thousand people a day from this desk, and says she really enjoys doing it. Page 15

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Two of our symbols of leadership, able administra- tion and guidance are Mr. Shelley Boone, supervising principal of the Winter Haven area, and Mr. C. H. Ortt, our own principal. These men see more in their jobs than just a way to earn a living; they see a way to help Winter Haven’s youth to be better citi- zens and homemakers. Mr. Boone, having served as teacher or principal in Polk County school for ten years, is now in his second year as supervising principal. He is active in many community affairs: he is a member of the Rotary Club and an officer in the Naval Reserve. Mr. Ortt has been principal of WHHS for ten years, having previously taught high school subjects in Ohio and Winter Haven. He says that he enjoys his work with high-school students and believes that his job will be accomplished if the graduates are more ready to face the future as a result of their stay in Winter Haven High.

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The Full Facts on TOP ROW: MRS. MARY M. BAUR—Princeton. Ky.—B.A., Murray Slate College, Ky.; Eng. Ill, Am. Hist. . . MISS SHIRLEY CHADWICK—Greenville. S. C.—B.A., Winthrop College; Eng. II;Philos. . . JAMES I. CONNOR, JR.—Augusta, Ga.—B.S., Florida Southern; Choral music; concert choir . . MRS. RUTH CONNOR—Kokomo, Ind.—A.B., F.S.U.; Spanish I. II; Spanish Club . . MRS. LEE ILA COPELAND—Westminster, S. Car.—B.A., M.A., Lander College, Florida Southern, U. of London; World History, Bible History; International Club . . JOHN L. DAVIDSON—Statesville, N. Car.—B.S., Appalachian State Teachers’ College; Business Math, Algebra. SECOND ROW: JACK DEEDRICK—Marietta, Ohio—B.S., MEd., Florida Southern, U. of F.; Drivers Ed., Basketball. B football coach . . MRS. DOROTHY DILLARD—Ursina, Penn.—A.B., F.S.C.W., U. of F.; Latin I, II; Eng. II; Latin Club . . WILLIAM J. DUNCAN—Detroit, Mich.—B.S., F.S.U., U. of F., Florida Southern; Phys. Ed.; Math, Track coach . . MRS. MARGARET G. FORD —Schenectady, N. Y.—B.A., B.S., Ohio State; Biology . . MISS JOY RUTH GRAY—Weirsdale, Fla.—B.A., Wake Forest College; Eng. II, IV; Tri-Hi-Y . . BILL HAMPTON—Guntersville, Ala.—B.S., Jacksonville State College, Ala.; Physical Science, Biology. THIRD ROW: L. WARREN HARRELL—Lakeland, Florida—B.S., U. of F.. Vocational Agriculture; FFA . . MRS. GLADYS M. HARRITT —Kansas City, Kans.—B.P., U. of Kansas, Chicago Art Inst.; Art . . MISS EVELYN HUGHES—Winter Haven, Fla.—B.S., Florida Southern; Biology, Advanced Biology; Beacon Club, Jr. Academy of Sciences . . MRS. EVELYN B. HUMPHREY—Pennsylvania—B. S., Indiana State Teachers College; Typing . . ROBERT E. JAMISON — Delphos, Ohio,—B.S., M.A.E., Florida Southern, U. of F.; Mechanical Drawing . . MRS. SARA 0. JOHNSON—Arkansas—B.S., Oklahoma State College; Bookkeeping, Business Lawr; FBLA FOURTH ROW: WILLIAM 0. JOHNSON—Arkansas-B. A., M.S„ U. of Ark.; American History; Key Club ... MRS. HELEN LANEY—Stillwater, Minn.—A.B., College of St. Catherine, Northwestern; World History; Future Nurses . . W’lLLIAM F. LIVING- STON—Center Hill, Fla.—B.S., U. of F., Industrial Arts. Woodshop; Artisans Club . . MISS RUTH LOVELESS—Springfield, Ohio —A.B.. M.A., Duke. F.S.U.; English IV; Anchor Club . . CHESTER A. MANN—Hamburg, N. Y.—A.B., M.S., Lynchburg College. U. of Virginia: Chemistry. Physics; Chess Club . . MRS. HELEN C. MARTIN—Williston. Fla.—B.S., Home Ec.: FHA.