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

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Assistants Jimmy Henson and Roger Dulmage very efficiently tend the school store every day for the benefit of the student body. SQUAD LEADERS: FIRST ROW: Ginger Robertson, Susan Whitehead. Sherry Marrell. Kathy Eddy. Alda- Lee Reiter. SECOND ROW: Trudy Edel, Judy Tapley, Martha McCutcheon, Betty Veldhuis, Emily Smythe. THIRD ROW: Ginger McCubbin, Jean Whirley, Linda McNeer, Diane Athey, Judy Cox, Barbara Nathers, Peggy Humphrey. ROW 1: Thornton—J. Kite, P. Kok, M. Hancock, G. Dewberry; Dcedrick—J. Hearndon, D. Jahn, M. Roberson, B. Hank- ins; Miles—Elaine Alexander; Hillard—P. Driver; Padgett—F. West; Baur—F. Har- ris. ROW 2: J. Farrer, J. Farrer, J. Arthur, P. Higgins, A. Pierson; Wood—J. Parker, W. Bazemore, H. Johnson, A. Brown, J. Harder, J. Bissett, D. Junk, D. Maleory. ROW 3: Young—T. Epperson, Z. Scott, D. Fisher, I). Ore, P. .McCullough; Sutton— C. Boucher; Laney- M. Wander, G. Smith, Dellinger— B. Lee, J. Bice. R. Neidring- haus, S. Tetrualt. ROW 4: Alderman—R. Edell, L. White; Soverns—P. Delaney, S. McKeen, J. Green. S. Sikes; Wines—L. Martin. J. Gillespie. P. McHale; Livingston —F. Garry, T. Huff. ROW' 5. Phillips—L. Brooks, W'. Ownes, M. Davidson, C. Han- cock: Glover—B. Andrews, S. Novell; Dil- lard—C. Schmidt. J. Bunn, R. Wright, S. Stone, L. Lockhart; Stephenson—C. Tison. ROW7’ 6: S. Farquhar; Connor G. Parson, B. Creamer, A. Alhaugh, G. Genkinger, H. Unger; McConkey—G. Grass, M. Eisen- schenk, B. Wallingford, L Tattcrson; Miles—L. Pfingston. Smith—B. Tedder, M. Burdette, B. Bond, B. Balkcom, J. Dayman, M. Redd; Ray—N. Hales, F. Whidden; Harrell B. Coburn, L. Brown, C. L. Thornhill, B. Powell, L. Broom. J. Car- ter. P. Durrence; Gray—J. Hartman. ROW 3: Harrell—B. Hammock, I). Bis- sett, B. Doty;- Wolfe—W. Arnold, S. Silver!, L. Carson, S. Wickstrom, K. Barfield, D. Schutt; Hamptoft. ROW 4: J. Winder, B. Enns, I). Daniels, M. Tindle, V. Barrett, M. Hasley. J. Cox; Walker—0. Walker. ROW 5: Hughes— J. Smith. B. Catrett, P. Gill, F. Jesse, B. Costello, R. Mingeling; Jamison—J. Whitesides. J. Dowling, C. Willson. ROW 6: Clark—K. Lang. L. Sowards, J. Corral. D. Mathis, C. Gorges, L. Tan- ner, B. Myers, E. Wagner. Page 27

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Student LAB ASSISTANTS: Clark Pewitt, Preston Smith, Marvin Holt, Gary Lewis, Mike McKnight, Diana Cockrell, Ronnie Van Duyne, Ben Gunner, Allen Baldwin, Clark Steele. Not picture 1: Mark Boyd, Bill Meadows. Each teacher who has a student assistant will agree that they help save many hours of tedious work. The student assistant grades papers, helps conduct classroom activities, and is always available to help the individual students. In an even different field of student assisting, we find the lab assistants. They help Mr. Mann by performing such duties as caring for the laboratory and equipment and setting up experiments. Squad leaders, elected by their classmates, are another type of student assistant. They check the roll, and get the group organized for calisthenics. They also get the students started on the activities on the day’s agenda. SQUAD LEADERS, FRONT ROW: LoUveUa Vcnrick, Jane Skipper, Edith Weeks, Lenore Walling, Lettie Hol- ton, Becky Hollis. SECOND ROW: Karen Marshal, Gail Tate, Letha Owens, , Kathy Dun- canson, Cindy McDonald. THIRD ROW’: Judy Heinze- mann, Karen Goodman, Beverly Catrett, Joyce Monroe, Faye Bolick, Linda Holland, Alice Rogers, Janette Rice, Cissy Smith. ROW 1: Drivers Ed.—B. Knight, F. Leis, A. Field, L. Apple, W. Livingston, N. Massey, J. Murphey, T. Swinson, H. Dixon. ROW 2: R. Talhot, S. Smith; Peck—J. Myers, E. Seay, J. Wise, J. Huhhel; Condon—R. Fell, K. Alcorn, P. Gunn; Martin—B. Boyd. ROW 3: B. Hollis, S. Smith, M. Graves, R. Creel, J. Didden, J. Elliott, R. Starling, S. Marrell, G. Turley, C. Fowler. ROW 4: Johnson—S. Garrenton, C. Elkins, S. Mock; Dantzler—J. Peacock, K. Leis, B. Atkins, M. Turner; Giles—L. Stucker, A. Graham. ROW 3: John- son C. Brown, N. Ross, C. Richburg, C. Goff; Whitney B. Booth, T. Oldt, D. Devore, D. Mann, M. Steele. ROW' 6: Niswonger—D. Field, D. Farrington; Padgett—F. West, J. Bockovcr; Saliba—B. Coburn, M. Osburn, B. Harris, ,S. Frantz, D. Kochan.

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English These teachers look as though they have something up their sleeves for their English classes. Macbeth was never like this!!! Larry, Martha, Betty, and Robert admire the Business English Bulletin Board. Page 28 Through the works of great English and American authors, the students of Winter Haven High School can build a firm foundation in English. During our sophomore year, we studied such great works of art as Idylls of the King, Silas Marner, and Julius Caesar. In our junior year our minds were en- riched with such writings as Our Town, and works of Emerson, Whitman, Poe, and Hemingway. The senior year the thoughts turn toward Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales and Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Ralph and Sonya admire Robert Phillips’ Macbeth project.