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THE SENIOR CLASS
VERO BEACH HIGH SCHOOL
Vero Beach, Florida
Volume VIII
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VERO BEACH HIGH SCHOOL
'The nation that has the schools has the future.
DEDICATION
This dedication of the 1949 Arrowhead to our Superintendent of Public
Instruction, J. A. Thompson, most aptly described as a friend, is an honored
privilege enjoyed by the entire student body. Our Senior Class will long
look back to the days spent under Coach Thompson's guidance — an era in
which he showed himself to be not only a superior leader but, more important,
an excellent follower. His appreciated co-operation in following with interest
the activities of students, his organizing ability in sports and social affairs, and
his tireless efforts to make our school a better place in every way will be a
vivid memory to all of us long after school days have become only a pleasant
recollection. We are thankful to be able to dedicate our annual to a man who
has dedicated his life's work to us.
COACH THOMPSON
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Eloise Gossett
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Madge H. Longaker Eddie J. Markle
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James R. Muir Lilah Nelson
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Catherine Sims
John E. St. Sure
Edna M. Walters
Pauline Whiddon
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CLASS HISTORY
On the bright sunny morning of September 9, 1945 the Freshman Class of Vero
Beach High School began their journey through the deep forest of education. There
seemed to be no end to this forest as it was our first experience with the paths of
Enghsh, history, algebra, et cetera. Many times we strayed off the paths and plunged
into untrodden places, but with the aid of our teachers and our director, Mr. WiUard
C. Chinn, we were able to regain our foothold. The months quickly passed and before
we realized it, half of our journey was over.
The forest became dense and by the time we had reached the third section of the
forest it became necessary to hire guides — Mr. Hall Godbold and Miss Jeanette Willets.
We penetrated to where the light was less, and the trees of knowledge crouched nearer
and nearer. It became neccessary to choose leaders from our group to assist the guides;
they were Curtis King, Bob White, Mary Lou James, and Carl Greene.
The forest with its mysterious atmosphere, and the trees stripped of their finery
made a perfect setting for our Junior Class Play, "Mystery at Midnight." It also pro-
vided an ideal spot for our long-remembered barbecue.
Now we were more accustomed to the forest and had more time to enjoy our sur-
roundings. So as the dusk advanced on us steadily, we gathered near a beautiful stream
for one of our greatest and happiest times, the Junior-Senior Prom!
Soon after the Prom our guides were relieved by Mrs. Helen Hancock and Mrs.
Madge Longaker. They too felt that group leadership was needed. Our new leaders
were David McCain, Douglas Haag, Marjorie Forney, and Ellen Avis.
Time passed quickly and soon we were passing through the last three important
paths of the forest — Class Night, with its fun and excitement, Baccalaureate, with its
sadness, and last of all. Commencement. As we passed over this last path our thoughts
went back over the enjoyable years we had spent in this forest, friends we had made, and
teachers we would always remember. The experiences of this journey through the
forest of education will help us to be better fitted for whatever task we may encounter.
TO THE CLASS OF 49
Here's to the Class of 49
that we believe is so swell
Here's to the years that have gone by
and the work they've done so well
Their high school with its halls of
learning
Tolerant teachers, green lawns, and
beautiful hedges
Leave nothing to yearning.
May this class ever be mindful of its
distinction won.
May these students always be proud of
their place in the sun.
President David McCain
Vice-President Douglas Haag
Treasurer Ellen Avis
Secretary Marjorie Forney
David McCain
Marjorie Forney
Douglas Haag
Ellen Avis
Richard Anderson
Faye Arnold
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
Lawana Aughtman
Carolyn Bowen
SENIORS
Helen Barber
Firman Boyd
Paul Bishop
Tommy Carruthers
Helen Black
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James Cassady
Albert Coleman
Margaret Coleman
Betty DeMond
Jerry DeVane
SENIORS
Carl Elliott
Arden Eubanks
Dora Ann Folds
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Hubie Graves
Carl Greene
Oscar Fultz
Gene Griffith Marilyn Harris
Betty Ann Hittman
Martha Hogan
George Holmes
Helen Howard
SENIORS
Connie Ingalls
Mary Lou James
Charline Jones
Joyce Jones
Wanda Law
SENIORS
Jean Mason
Joan Masury
Betty Ann McAfee
Sam McCall
Charles MacConnell
Lillian McCorkle
Jean McCormick
George McCullers
Bonnie Meyer
Mary Miller
Henry Mixon
Helen Monroe
SENIORS
Geneva Roberts
SENIORS
Ann Ryall
Loree Sapp
Frances Shaeffer
Jeanette Schlitt
Grover Schmidt
Frances Schrum
Pat Smith
Jeanne Smith
Lena Walker
Nadine Wallace
Florence Walton
Charlotte Wood
SENIOR ACTIVITIES
DAVID LUCIUS McCAIN
"Knowledge is power as well as fame."
Key Club 1,2,3,4
Secretary of Division _ 8
Track - 2, 3, 4
Honor Society 2, 3, 4
President .4
Latin Club _. 3
Treasurer 3
Boys State 3
Arrowhead Staff 4
4-H Club 3,4
Vice-President .....4
Class President 4
Who's Who 4
MARJORIE ANN FORNEY
"Lively, humorous, and full of fun. "
F. H. A 1, 2
Track 2
Honor Society 3, 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Class Secretary 4
Cheerleader 4
Football Attendant 4
Who's Who ...4
DOUGLAS CARL HAAG
"Demure in manner but in knowledge
strong."
Latin Club -3
President 3
Honor Society 3, 4
Secretary 4
Band 3,4
Second Lieutenant 4
Key Club 4
Vice-President 4
Class Vice-President 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Student Council 4
President 4
ELLEN ATKINSON AVIS
"She knows the art of friendship."
Glee Club 1,2
F. H. A 1,2,3,4
Parliamentarian 3
Treasurer ..4
Latin Club 2
Beta Club 2,3,4
President 4
State Secretary 4
Spanish Club 3, 4
Secretary 3
Vice-President 4
Cheerleader 3, 4
Girls' State _. 3
Student Council 3
Honor Society __ 3, 4
Class Treasurer 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Who's Who 4
RICHARD MARTIN ANDERSON
"Work IS the keynote to success."
Baseball _ i, 2, 3,4
Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4
Hi-Y Club 3! 4
President 4
Honor Society 3, 4
Football 4
FAYE LENORA ARNOLD
"Her hair isn't a bit brighter than her
personality!"
F. H. A 1
Spanish Club ___ 3^ 4
MILDRED LAW ANA AUGHTMAN
"It's nice to be natural when you're
naturally nice."
F. H. A 1,2,3,4
Honor Society 3, 4
Glee Club 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
David
Margie
SENIOR ACTIVITIES
HELEN ELIZABETH BARBER
"Brains, charm, personality, and even
red hair!"
F. H. A 1
Glee Club - 2
Latin Club 2
Beta Club 2,3,4
Secretary ..4
Honor Society 3, 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Blotter Staff 4
PAUL WRIGHT BISHOP
"You can tell a man not only by the words
he speaks, but also by the silence he keeps."
Class Play 3
F. F. A 4
HELEN MARIE BLACK
"A worker always willing to do her level
best."
F H. A 1, 2, 3,4
Spanish Club 3, 4
Glee Club 3,4
Blotter Staff 4
CAROLYN MAUDE BOWEN
"Her personality has a fourth of July
sparkle."
F. H. A 1,2
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4
Beta Club 3,4
Spanish Club 3, 4
FIRMAN CHARLES BOYD
"Life gets tee-jus, don't it?"
Band 2, 3, 4
F. F. A 4
THOMAS JAMES CARRUTHERS
"I will be a slave to no habit; therefore
farewell school!"
F. F. A 4
Paul
Helen
Pokey
Firman
JAMES ROBERT CASSADY
"A man, like a clock, is judged for his
way of going."
Two and one-half years in United States
Coast Guard.
Two years of overseas duty.
ALBERT NEWTON COLEMAN
"Laugh and the world laughs with you."
4-H Club 1,2,3
President 2
Track 2, 3, 4
Football —3
Manager 4
Letterman's Club —.3,4
Junior Class Play 3
F. F. A 4
President 4
MARGARET ELLEN COLEMAN
"What's the use of worrying.' It never
was worth while."
F. H. A 1,2
Volleyball 2
Softball 3
ELIZABETH EILEEN DeMOND
"Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm!"
F. H. A 1, 2, 3,4
Dramatic Club 4
GERALD LEE DeVANE
"It's as cheap sitting as standing."
Band 2, 3,4
Latin Club 2
F. F. A 4
CARL ARTHUR ELLIOTT
"A leader of men and a follower of
women !"
Key Club 1,2,3,4
Treasurer 4
Football ...2, 3
Letterman's Club 3, 4
Spanish Club 3, 4
4-H Club 4
Who's Who 4
Tom James Newt
Taffy
SENIOR ACTIVITIES
MARTHA ARDEN EUBANKS
"A pocket full of sunshine is better
than gold."
F. H. A 1
Track 2
Tennis .1, 2, 3, 4
Glee Club 1,4
Beta Club 2,3,4
Spanish Club 3, 4
Secretary ...A
DORA ANN FOLDS
"Personality plus!"
F. H. A 1,2
Tennis ....- 1, 2, 3, 4
Dramatics Club 3, 4
President 4
Class Play 3
Honor Society 3, 4
Blotter Staff 4
OSCAR THOMAS FULTZ
"Friendly to all, hostile to none,
always smiling and full of fun."
Key Club 1,2,3,4
4-H club 3, 4
President 3
F. F. A , 4
Treasurer 4
Who's Who 4
HUBERT GRAVES, JUNIOR
"Give him a motor and he's in his glory!"
4-H Club 1, 2, 3
Secretary 2
Vice-President 2
President 3
CARL KEITH GREENE
"None but himself can be his parallel."
Basketball 2
Track 2, 3, 4
Football 3
Letterman's Club 3, 4
Class Treasurer 3
Spanish Club 3, 4
Blotter Staff 4
Key Club -...4
Arrowhead Staff 4
GENE PATRICK GRIFFITH
"He likes to work, but he loves to loaf!"
F. F. A. 4
MARILYN ELLA HARRIS
"An ideal girl who can't be beat."
Arrowhead Staff 4
F. H. A. 1,2,3,4
President ...3
State Vice-President 3
Glee Club 1,2,4
Vice-President 4
Latin Club 2
Secretary 2
Beta Club 2,3,4
Honor Society 3, 4
Parliamentarian 4
Class Play 3
BETTY ANN HITTMAN
"You don't have to be loud to be liked!"
Latin Club 2
F. H. A 2, 3,4
Glee Club - -- - 1,3,4
MARTHA ALICE HOGAN
"Sweet, nice, and concise."
F. H. A 4
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Betty
Jerry
Muscles
Toad
Cherokee Poncho Hubie
Big Carl
SENIOR ACTIVITIES
GEORGE PHILIP HOLMES
"Some claim, he's bashful; most doubt it!"
Transferred from Groveland, Florida.
F. F. A 1, 2
Basketball 2
Class Treasurer 2
Football 2, 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
HELEN HOWARD
"A friend to all, a foe to none."
Transferred from Benton, Tennessee.
Glee Club --..- 1, 2, 3
Cheerleader -- 1, 2, 3
F. H. A 1,2
Girls' Hi-Y 2
Dramatic Club 2
Science Club .-- l, 2
CONSTANCE JOANNE INGALLS
"A willing heart — a helping hand."
F. H. A 1,2
Latin Club 2
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4
Beta Club 3,4
Reporter 4
Blotter Staff 4
MARY LOU JAMES
"Her personality and intelligence make
and keep many friends."
F. H. A - 1,2,3,4
Treasurer 3
Reporter 4
Student Council 2, 3, 4
Vice-President 4
Class Treasurer 2
Class Secretary 3
Latin Club 3
Honor Society 3, 4
Vice-President 4
Beta Club 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Who's Who 4
CHARLINE FAYE JONES
"Sing your troubles away."
Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4
Dramatic Club 3, 4
F. H. A 1, 2, 3, 4
Songleader 4
Tennis 3, 4
REVA JOYCE JONES
"The quiet mind is richer than a crown."
F. H. A 1, 2
Glee Club 3,4
Spanish Club 3,4
ELSIE JEAN KAUS
"The best things come in pairs."
Glee Club - -- 4
EVELYN JEANNETTE KAUS
"Do not judge value by size."
Glee Club .- 4
WILLIAM CURTIS KING
"A sound mind in a sound body"
Citizenship Award 1
Key Club 1
Football 2, 3, 4
All-Conference 3
Track _ 2, 3,4
State Shot-Put 3
Basketball _ 1, 2, 3, 4
Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4
Student Council 2, 3
Class President 2, 3
Honor Society 3
Spanish Club 3, 4
Treasurer 3
Who's Who -4
Speedy
Mickey
Martha
George Helen
Connie
Ri-ri Lou
SENIOR ACTIVITIES
ADRIANA MARIA KROMHOUT
"With beauty and personality anything can
be accomplished."
F. H. A 1, 2, 3
Glee Club 1,4
Latin Club 2
Honor Society 3, 4
Beta Club 3 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Who's Who 4
FORREST BYRD LETCHWORTH
"If I can't say what I think, why think it?"
Band 2, 3,4
Key Club 2, 3, 4
Glee Club 3
Blotter Staff 4
DELORESE ELIZABETH LORENZ
"Gentle in manner, but firm in reality."
Glee Club - 1, 2, 3, 4
Vice-President 3
President 4
F. H. A 1,2,3,4
Latin Club 2
Dramatic Club 3
Honor Society 3, 4
Arrowhead Staff 3, 4
Beta Club 4
Student Council 4
ALICE WANDA LAW
'A good disposition is a worthy gift."
F. H. A 1,2, 3,4
Latin Club 2
Dramatic Club 3, 4
ROLAND ROBERT MARTENS
"By the work one knows the worker."
4-HClub 1
Key Club 2, 3, 4
Secretary ...4
Basketball 2
JOAN CHARLOTTE MASURY
"A good all around sport."
Transferred from Reynoldsville, Penn.
Basketball i, 2
Music Club 1, 2
Art Club 1, 2, 3
Class Play 1 3
Tri-Hi-Y '" '3
Golf 4
F. H. A 4
Dramatic Club 4
MARGARET JEAN MASON
"A smiling face and a good disposition"
Transferred from Peekskill, New York
Spanish Club ..- 4
Game Club i
Social Science Club 2
Modern Language 2
Y-Teens 2
Red Cross 2
Intramurals 2
F. H. A S'Z'ZI^Z.4
BETTY ANN McAFEE
"She's a real Southern songbird!"
F- H. A 1,2,3,4
Glee Club 1^ 2, 3, 4
Latin Club 2
Dramatic Club 3^ 4
Class Play 3
Honor Society 3^ 4
Beta Club '..4
SAMUEL PETER McCALL
"One who never turned his back, but march-
ed chest forward."
Football 1^ 2, 3,4
Captain 4
All Conference ], 2
All State 2,3
Basketball i_ 3^ 4
Baseball 1^ 2, 3, 4
Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4
Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,4
Sergeant-at-Arms 3
Tennis 3^ 4
Charline
Joyce
Twin
Twin
Big Juke
Adi:
Forrest
D. L.
SENIOR ACTIVITIES
CHARLES HERBERT MacCONNELL
"Always ready for a good time."
4-H Club 2,3,4
President 4
Football 3, 4
Key Club 3,4
LILLIAN CYNTHIA McCORKLE
"A smile for every girl, and two for every
boy."
Beta Club 1,2,3,4
Treasurer 3
F. H. A 1, 2, 3,4
Cheerleader 3, 4
Spanish Club 3, 4
Glee Club 1,4
JEAN CUMMING McCORMICK
•"Mighty sweet, mighty wise. Fun just
twinkles in her eyes."
Citizenship Award 1
Beta Club 1,2, 3,4
Vice-President 4
F. H. A 1,2
Student Council 1, 2
Class Secretary 2
Class Play 3
Girls State 3
Honor Society 3, 4
Spanish Club 3, 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Who's Who 4
GEORGE McCULLERS
"A quiet tongue shows a wise head."
F. F. A 4
BONITA CAROL MEYER
"Happy am I, for from care I am free."
Glee Club 3,4
F. H. A 4
MARY EMMA MILLER
"Friendly giggles, full of pep, friends must
rush to keep her step!"
F. H. A 1
Latin Club 2
Spanish Club 3, 4
Reporter 3
Honor Society 3, 4
Cheerleader .....3, 4
Captain 4
Beta Club 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
Football Queen 4
Glee Club 4
Treasurer 4
HENRY FULLER MIXON
"Little, but WOW!"
Football 3, 4
Baseball 4
Letterman's Club 4
F. F. A 4
HELEN FAYE MONROE
"A happy heart that laughs at care."
F. H. A 1,2,3,4
Band 1, 2, 3
Spanish Club 3
TAM POPPELL MOODY
"Likeable and lanky."
Baseball 1, 2
Football 2, 3,4
Letterman's Club 3, 4
F. F. A 4
CARL WARREN PENLAND
"Where there's a will, there's a way."
Basketball 1, 2
Class Play 3
Blondie
Betty Big Sam Mac
EVERETT EUGENE RANDALL
"It's not what I do that worries me, it's when
I get caught that there's difficulty."
Football 1, 2, 3, 4
Basketball 2
Hi-Y Club 2,3,4
Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4
Student Council 1
BARBARA JEAN READDICK
"Common sense is not a common thing."
Latin Club 2
Honor Society 3, 4
F. H. A 3,4
Parliamentarian 4
Blotter Staff 4
MARJORIE IRENE REAMS
"Do your best or do nothing at all."
F. H. A 1,2,3,4
Vice-President 3
Latin Club 2
Treasurer 2
Dramatic Club 3,4
Vice-President 3
President 4
Class Play 3
Honor Society 3, 4
Treasurer 4
CATHERINE JOYCE REESER
"Many sigh to her, but she loves but one."
Football Attendant 4
F. H. A 4
RAY HAROLD REX
"School wouldn't be the same without Ray!"
Spanish Club 3,4
Reporter 4
Dramatic Club 3,4
Class Play 3
Arrowhead Staff 4
Blotter Staff 4
"WARREN GEORGE RICE
"None knew him, but to like him."
Football 3, 4
Letterman's Club 3, 4
BETTY GENEVA ROBERTS
"An appearance of delicacy is inseparable
from sweetness and gentleness."
F. H. A 2
Blotter Staff 4
DAVID AUGUSTA RODDENBERRY
"There is no accomplishment so easy to ac-
quire as politeness, and none more
profitable."
Football 3, 4
Baseball -- 4
Letterman's Club 3, 4
F. F. A 4
GEORGE WILLIAM RYMER
"He will make as great a mark in life as he
has in sports."
Football 1, 2, 3, 4
All-Conference 2
Baseball i, 2, 3, 4
Basketball _ 2, 3,4
All-Conference 2
Track 2
Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4
Treasurer 3
Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,4
Chaplain 3
Who's Who ....__ 4
NORMA LOUISE RYMER
"A very nice and friendly girl."
F. H. A. 4
Glee Club _ 4
LOREE WINNIE SAPP
"Of manners gentle and affection mild."
F. H. A 4
ANNA JEAN RYALL
"There never was a red-headed saint."
Glee Club 1,2
F H A 1,2,3
Band . 3, 4
Jean George Bonnie Choo-Choo
Henry
Muffin
Moody
Carl
SENIOR ACTIVITIES
FRANCES CLAIR SHAEFFER
"A disposition that not even critics criti-
cize."
Latin Club 2
Honor Society 3, 4
Blotter Staff 3.4
F. H. A 3,4
Secretary 4
JEANETTE MARGARET SCHLITT
"Always willing, helpful, and definitely
dependable."
F. H. A 1,2,3,4
Secretary 3
Latin Club 2
Glee Club 1, 2
Blotter Staff 3, 4
Honor Society 3, 4
Dramatic Club 3, 4
Secretary 4
GROVER FERDINAND SCHMIDT
"School is all right when there isn't any-
thing else to do."
4-H Club 1,2,3,4
Football - - 4
FRANCES MARIE SCHRUM
"Life is just what you make it."
F. H. A 1
PATRICIA ANN SMITH
"Once a Smith, always a Smith!"
F. H. A 1, 2, 3, 4
Track 3
Cheerleader 3, i
Blotter Staff 4
MARTHA JEANNE SMITH
"The reward of diligence is success."
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4
F. H. A 1,2,3
Latin Club 2
Honor Society 3, 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
MARTHA ANNETTE TEATE
"Not so many inches, but everyone full of
fun."
Glee Club 1, 2
F. H. A 1,2,3,4
Softball 3
Blotter Staff 4
ELIZABETH ANN THORNE
"Faithful friends are hard to find."
F. H. A 1,2
Dramatic Club 3, 4
Spanish Club 3, 4
Softball ._._ -.- -..--- 3,4
JOHN NORMAN TREZISE
"Famous for his passes in the gym and out
of classes."
Basketball 2, 3, 4
All-State Team 3
Football 3, 4
Track 3,4
Letterman's Club 3, 4
Honor Society 3, 4
Key Club 4
LENA MAE WALKER
"Her words are few- but well spoken."
F. H. A 1,2, 3
Spanish Club 3, 4
Cheerleader 3, 4
RUTH NADINE WALLACE
"A thing of beauty is a joy forever"
F H. A 1,2
Latin Club 2
Glee Club 3,4
Duke Bobbii
Margie Tiny
Ray
Warni
Jenny
David
SENIOR ACTIVITIES
SENIOR ACTIVITIES
FLORENCE WALTON
"Never a dull moment!"
Transferred from St. Louis, Missouri
Glee Club .._ 1, 2, 3,4
S. W. A. K 1
Hockey Team 1
Tennis Team 1,4
Social Service 1, 2
Blotter Staff 4
Dramatic Club -.- 4
CHARLOTTE VIVIAN WOOD
"Not too serious, not too gay, but a swell
g.rl."
Honor Society 3, 4
Blotter Staff 4
Arrowhead Staff 4
ROBERT ALVARO WHITE
"A man's worth is estimated in this world
according to his conduct."
Band _ _ 1, 2, 3, 4
Captain 4
Key Club 1,2,3,4
Vice-President 3
President 4
Football 2, 3
Class Vice-President 3
Blotter Staff 3,4
Honor Society 3, 4
Spanish Club 3, 4
Who's Who 4
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Sniffle
Lee
Red
Frankie Jeannie Grover Frances
F. Walton
Woodie
Bob
LAST WILL
AND TESTAMENT
We, the Senior Class of Vero Beach High School,
being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and
bequeath our most prized and valuable possessions.
We will and bequeath to our sponsors, Mrs.
Madge Longaker and Mrs. Helen Hancock, our deep-
est appreciation for their guidance and cooperation
during our Senior year.
To our principal, Mr. Chinn, and to our faculty,
we leave our undying gratitude for their perserve -
ance and assistance in time of need.
To the Junior class we will and bequeath our
love, honor, and obedience to our principal, Mr.
Chinn, and all members of the faculty, especially to
our Senior teachers.
We Seniors, do bequeath the following legacies,
not as generous gestures left behind because we can
no longer use them, but as our most valuable and
prized possessions to be accepted and appreciated as
legacies which cannot easily be replaced.
I, Fay Arnold, leave to Betty June Zigrang my
very large vocabulary.
I, Firman Boyd, will to Dallas Jones my ability
as bass horn player.
I, Ellen Avis leave the honor of the title Miss
V. B. H. S. to the best all around Junior girl.
I, Paul Bishop, leave my great height to James
Wood.
I, Mary Miller, leave my girlish laughter to
Dottie Eubanks.
I, Tam Moody, will my undying love for an
education to Earl Walker.
I, Carolyn Bowen, leave to Bitsy Baisden my
ability to get the man I'm after.
I, James Cassady, leave my family position to
Horace Gifford.
I, David McCain, leave my position as President
of the Senior Class to the best fitted Junior.
I, Betty Ann McAfee, will to Rachel Dodson my
ability to sing.
I, Lawana Aughtman, leave to Johnny Forney
my quiet laugh.
I, Oscar Fultz, will my wishful thinking of
having a steady girl to anyone who wants it.
I, Carl Penland, leave my ability to imitate
Donald Duck to anyone taking that vocation.
I, Frances Geremia, leave my pint-size nature to
Carol Eckhoff.
I, Sam McCall, leave my position of center on
the team to Dale Talbert.
I, Jean McCormick, leave my skillful ability of
artistry to Myrtle Parker.
We, Betty DeMond and Dora Ann Folds, leave
our sincere friendship to Wanda Simmons and Carol
Norris.
We, Elsie and Evelyn Kaus, will our sweet dis-
position to the next set of lovable twins.
We, Everett Randall and Bill Rymer, leave our
vivacious and ambitious manners to Jim Barrett and
Pete Knight.
I, Norma Rymer, will my privilege to flirt with
any one I please to Betty Fultz.
I, Helen Black, leave my long red hair to Ada
Kate Davis.
I, Carl Greene, will and bequeath my ambition
to do everything I can for my class to the [unior
who wants to see his class succeed.
I, Hubie Graves, will my very forward manner
toward women to John Schumann.
I, Tommy Carruthers, will my manly physique
to Joe Manley Stokes.
We, Charlotte Woods and Jerry DeVane, leave
our love seat on the north side of Shop to Bill Her-
ring and Portia Huffman.
I, Martha Hogan, leave my sunny disposition to
Gordon Crane.
I, Roland Martens, do hereby leave my perfect
understanding of Einstein's theory of relativity to Ro-
bert Page.
I, Dickie Anderson, leave my ability to study
in bookkeeping class when Mrs. Hancock isn't there
to the most studious Junior.
I, Annette Teate, leave my dearest friend, Shir-
ley Lant2y, to the wolf pack.
I, Curtis King, leave to Wendall Harris my
rapid speech.
We, Joyce Jones, Barbara Readdick, and Gen-
eva Roberts, will our quiet manners to Pat King,
Francis Knight, and Betty Perritt.
I, Helen Howard, leave my almost speechless
moments to Annabelle Penland.
I, Charles MacConnell, leave my old jalopy to
anyone who will give $300.00.
I, Jack Trezise, leave my clean jokes to Claude
Whitelock.
I, Florence Walton, will my photographic abi-
lity to Eddie Trent.
I, Ray H. Rex, leave all the gum that is left un-
der the desks to anyone who finds it.
We, Erma Williams, and Elizabeth Thorne,
will our red hair to Wanda Greene and Bernita Mc-
Cullers.
We, Ann Ryall, Pat Smith, and Loree Sapp, will
our love for talking to Sonia Jones, Dorothy King,
and Myrtle Parker.
I, Charlene Jones, will my poesy to Donald
Beatty.
I, Gene Gritfith, leave my motorcycle experience
to Randall Grice.
I, Douglas Haag, leave also my many jovial
stories to the Junior Class.
I, Marilyn Harris, leave my ability to play the
piano to Frank Owens.
I, Jeanne Smith, leave my typing ability to Ed-
ward Elliott.
I, Forrest Letchworth, leave my cunning ways to
Robert Earl Jones.
I, Albert Coleman, being in as good mental
condition as usual do hereby leave Vero Beach High
School.
I, Bonnie Meyer, leave my great love for speech
class to Justine Davis.
I, Henry Mixon, will jet propulsion speed to
Charlie Roberts.
I, Carl Elliott, bequeath my way with women
to Gerald Weatherington.
I, Arden Eubanks, leave my enthusiasm for a
football game to Jackie Law.
I, Marjorie Forney, leave my nickname "Bub-
bles", to Carolyn Barber.
I, Lillian McCorkle, leave my Spanish accent to
Warren Murdock.
I, Delorese Lorenz, leave my ambitious ways to
Byron Conroy.
1, Grover Schmidt, will my chemistry ability to
Jim Thompson.
We, Marjorie Reams, Wanda Law, and Jeanette
Schlitt, leave our sweet smiles to be remembered by
the faculty.
I, George McCullers, leave to Laddie Bucking-
ham, my beautiful wave.
I, Connie Ingalls, will my love for drawing,
talking, singing, eating, and dancing to Jackie Pridge-
on.
We, David Roddenberry and Warren Rice leave
our silent laughter to Larry Catron and Bump Hol-
man.
I, George Holmes, leave my Gary Cooper style
to Bryant TiUis.
We, Helen Barber, Margaret Coleman, Betty
Ann Hittman, Mary Lou James, Adriana Kromhout,
Jean Mason, and Hadine Wallace, leave the memory
of our sweet little faces to Vero Beach High School.
I, Joyce Reeser, leave my cute smile to Janice
Cato.
I, Francis Shaeffer, leave my love for homework
to the Junior with the smartest parents.
1, Frances Schrum, will my love for a good mot-
orcycle ride to Carolyn Graves.
I, Lena Walker, will my love for Spanish to Kay
Wodtke.
We, Joan Masury and Helen Monroe will our
boisterous ways to Louise McClellan and Ruth Fin-
ley.
L Bobbie White, leave my solo chair in the
Band to "Punky" Orth.
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Rachel Dodson, Dotty Eubanks, Johnny Forney, Betty Fultz, Ruth Garbett.
JUNIORS
Donald Getrost, Horace Gifford, Carolyn Graves, Wanda Greene, Carol Hancock,
Wendell Harris, Anne Havens, Ralph Helpling, Bill Herring, Harry Holman, Helen
Holmes, John Jewett, Eugene Johnson, Dallas Jones, Eula Jones, Sonia Jones, Don
Keffer, Dorothy King, Frances Knight, Pete Knight, Trucy Kromhout, Mary Helen
Law, Shirley Lantzy, Louise McClellan.
JUNIORS
Bernita McCullers, Warren Murdock, Frank Owens, Robert Page, Myrtle Parker, Anna-
belle Penland, Betty Perritt, Jackie Pridgeon, Charlie Roberts, Gene Ryall, Claire Sap-
pington, John Schumann, Joe Stokes, Dale Talbert, Dan Tankersley, Jim Thompson,
Stanley Tippin, Edward Trent, Gerald Weatherington, Claude Whitelock, Catherine
Wodtke, James Wood, Stella Wood, Betty June Zigrang.
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President: Billy John Brown
Vice President: Robert Bishop
Secretary: Cecil Calhoun
Treasurer: Jackie Law.
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Henderson, Jean Hittman, Eustis Horton, Herbert Horton, Harry Hurst, Ronnie Hut-
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John Charles Mitchell, Barbara Morris, Carol Norris, Ched Owens, Karl Peterson,
Areadus Powell, Jeanette Reams, Betty Roberts, Jane Schardt, Roy Schick, John Schlitt,
Calvin Schrum, Robert Sibley, Wanda Simmons, Jake Smith, Tommie Steel, Minnie
Stevens, Phllis Stoutner, Walter Sullins, Willie Mae Thomas, Martha Wallace, Lily
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President:
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Secretary:
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Treasurer:
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Betty Allen
Phillip Anderson
Dick Arendsen
Patricia Aughtman
Linda Lou Baker
Gail Barker
Edward Bass
Barbara Becton
William Bentlege
Henry Bock
Christine Bobo
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George Florschutz
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Dickie Glover
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Margie Gregg
Donna Sue Hague
Wellford Hardee
Bill Harris
Charlotte Harris
Sue Hart
Ray Helpling
Hiram Henderson
Earl Holmes
Portia Huffman
Marlene Jenkins
Ruth Johnson
Horace Kinzey
Jean Law
Lamar Lewis
Delores Lightsey
Gene MacFadden
Joy Martin
Marion Martin
Betty Meeks
Jackie Metz
Sam Moon
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Jerry Murphy
Polly Owle
Byron Parker
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Gary Phillips
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Delores Purcell
Henry Reed
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Grace Snellgrove
Wyona Stalvey
Sidney Stinson
Russell Story
FRESHMEN
Margaret Thayer
Wilmer Thomas
J. C. Thorne
Maxine Thorpe
John Tillis
Lenora Tillis
Wanda Tillis
John Tippin
Allison Wade
Carl Walker
Janet Walker
Jean Weikert
Donald Wheeler
William Wodtke
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President: David McCain; Vice-President; Mary Lou James
Program Chairman; Helen Barber; Secretary: Douglas Haag
Treasurer: Marjorie Reams; Parliamentarian: Marilyn Harris, Ellen Avis, Lawana Aughtman,
Barbara Readdick, Francis Shaeffer, Dora Ann Folds, Delorese Lorenz, Adriana Kromhout, Robert
White. Jack Tresize, Jean McCormick, Marjorie Forney, Jeanne Smith, Charlotte Wood, Jeannette
Schlitt, Mary Miller, Betty Ann McAfee.
BLOTTER STAFF
Editor: Carl Greene
Associate Editor: Jeanette Schlitt
Frances Schaeffer, Miss Dews, Sponsor, Geneva Roberts, Barbara Readdick, Helen Black, Dottie
Eubanks, June Zigrang, Pat Smitii, Charlotte Wood, Helen Barber, Annette Teate, Connie Ingalis,
John Schuman, Harry Holman, Buddy Markel.
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Sponsor
Miss Pauline Whiddon
Officers
Jeannete Reams President
Anthony DiPietro Vice-President
Janice Cato Secretary
Gwen Loy Treasurer
Duke Loutzenheiser Parliamentarian
Carole Eckhoff, Beatrice Williams, Alfred Christenson, Virginia DuPree, Horace Gifford, John
Charles Mitchell, Walter Sullins, Tommie Steel, Jane Schardt, Betty Bobo, Barbara Bosley, Lillian
Avis, George Ann Cox, Patricia Ingalls, Carolyn Barber, Jackie Law.
BETA CLUB
Sponsors
Miss Harriet Dews
Miss Jean Sims
. Officers
Ellen Avis President
Jean McCormick Vice-President
Helen Barber Secretary
Dotty Eubanks Treasurer
Adriana Kromhout, Wanda Greene, Betty Ann McAfee, Delorese Lorenz, Barbara McWilliam,
Betty Perritt, Kay Wodtke, Pat Ingalls, Betty Fultz, Mary Miller, Myrtle Parker, June Zigrang,
Trucy Kromrout, Arden Eubanks, Carol Baisden, Marilyn Harris, Lillian McCorkle, Lillian Avis,
Carolyn Barber, Carolyn Bowen, George Ann Cox, Meredith Glenn, Sue Hart, Connie Ingalls,
Mary Lou James, Shirley Lantyz, Gwen Loy.
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Sponsor
Mr. Bob Gilbert
Officers
Dickie Anderson President
Charlie Roberts Vice-President
Wendell Harris Secretary
Jamie Buckingham Treasurer
Dale Talbert Sergeant-at-Arms
Pete Knight Chaplain
Bill Rymer, Sam McCall, John Jewett, Ralph Helpling, Stanley Tippin, Claude Whitelock, Maynard
Berggren, Robert Bishop, Bull Henderson, Cecil Calhoun, B. J. Brown, Edward Elliott, Lamar
Allen, Laddie Buckingham, Jerry Murphy, Jackie Metz, Edward Bass, Gary Phillips.
KEY CLUB
Mr. Cahill— Sponsor, Bob White — President, Douglas Haag — Vice-President, Roland Martens —
Secretary, Carl Elliott — Treasurer, Forrest Letchworth, Oscar Fultz, David McCain, Jack Trezise,
Carl Greene, Charles MacConnell, Karl Peterson, Roy Schick, Horace Gifford, John Schumann.
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Treasurer Mary Miller
President Delorese Lorenz
Vice-President Marilyn Harris
Secretary Betty June Zigrang
2nd Row: Dolly Martin, Annabelle Penland, Elsie Kaus, Eula Mae Jones, Evelyn Kaus, Claire
Sappington, Joyce Jones, Jeanne Smith, Wanda Simmons, Carolyn Bowen, Myrtle Parker, Betty
Anne McAfee. 3rd Row: Miss Lilah Nelson, Jane Schardt, Lillian McCorkle, Connie Ingalls, Helen
Conaway, Jean Hittman, Patricia Ingalls, Arden Eubanks, Elaine Buss, Carole Eckhoff, Carol
Norris, Helen Black, Jeanette Reams, Florence Walton, Janice Cato, Carole Hancock, Nadine Wal-
lace, Lawana Aughtman, Norma Rymer, Betty Ann Hittman, Dorothy King, Charline Jones.
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Row 1: Bill Mitchell, Bobby Whittier, Roger DeVore, Walter Zigrang, Lavon Donaldson, Rich-
ard Howard, Charlie Ercolin, Miss Lilah Nelson. Row 2: Billy Wood, Joy Martin, Barbara Silsby,
Florence Duncan, Ina Jo Gentry, Myrna Mosley, Diane Hansen, Catherine Calhoune. Row 3:
Jean Weikert, Donna Sue Hague, Shirley Sapp, Polly Ann Roberts, Linda Baker, Judy Mclntrye,
William Bentlage, Elizabeth Graves, Robert Hunt, Carolyn Penland, Edward Baker.
4-H CLUB
Sponsor
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Officers
Charles MacConnell President
David McCain Vice-President
Karl Peterson Secretary and Treasurer
Bill Harris, Bobby Boudet, Bill Earman, Dale Talbert, Alfred Christenson, Charlie Ercolin, Grover
Schmidt, Welford Hardee, Johnny Owens, Sammy Moon, Richard Barttlet, Wamon Teate, Robert
Cothern, Bobby Mclntyre, Robert Hunt, John Hapwood, Roger King, Carl Elliot, Gordon Williams,
George Lewis, Walter Smith, Marcus Etters.
SENIOR BAND
TRUMPETS
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Row 1 : Bob White,
Gerald Weatherington,
Douglas Haag,
Maynard Berggren,
Kelly Moore,
Bill Orth.
Row 2: Rachel Dodson,
Helen Law,
Stanley Tippin,
Barbara Biendorf,
Joyce DeVaughn.
WOODWINDS
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Row 1 : Jean Law,
Louise McClellan,
Frances Knight.
Row 2: Betty DeVaughn,
Esther Albrecht,
Willie Mae Thomas,
Warren Murdock,
Alfred Christenson,
Gene Ryall,
Ramona Amnions,
Ann Havens,
Annette Montgomery,
John Schlitt,
Roland Woods,
TROMBONES,
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Row 1 : Donald Getrost,
Paul Albrecht,
Walter Sullins,
Gordon Crane.
Row 2: Horace Gifford,
Sonia Jones,
Firman Boyd,
John Charles Mitchell,
Dallas Jones.
SENIOR BAND
PERCUSSION
Justine Davis, Ann Ryall,
Roy Schick, Forrest Letch-
worth, Duke Loutzenheiser,
John Tippin, jerry DeVane
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OFFICERS
Bob White Captain
Donald Getrost 1st Lieutenant
Douglas Haag - 2nd Lieutenant
Horace Gifford Sergeant
Warren Murdock Sergeant
Gene Ryall Sergeant
Maynard Berggren Librarian
Frances Knight ..- Ass't Librarian
MAJORETTES
Jean Law
Frances Knight
Louise McClellan.
Mr. Robert E. Lee, Director
JUNIOR BAND
PICCOLO
Barbara Hart
FLUTE
Marilyn Miller
MELOPHONE
PriscilLi Morris
TENOR HORN
Bob Dempsey
FRENCH HORNS
Vera Ard
Wanda Cato
BARITONES
Fred Carlson
Johnny Smeltzer
TROMBONES
Jim Dempsey
Bill Dempsey
Pat Aughtman
Betty Jean Wilkerson
Clayton Votrobeck
Richard Bartlett
BASSES
Edward Jones
Robert Cole
TRUMPETS
1st Row:
Bill Mitchell
Robert Finley
John Walker
loy Hill
2nd Row:
Richard DeCold
John Morse
Bobby Sullins
Wessie Kerns
Nancy Cole
SAXOPHONES
Alan Simmons
Bobby Whittier
Cecil Babcock
Bobby Bodet
Martha Onley
CLARINETS
1st ROW:
Myrna Reams
Gretchen Graves
Audrey Buckingham
Martha Albrecht
2nd Row:
Carolyn Perritt
Nancy Johnson
Caimin O'Neil
Nancy Hutchinson
3rd Row:
Mary Jones
Sheila Markel
Virginia Annking
Barbara Kerns
PERCUSSION
Larry Hancock
Richard Howard
Dick Bolinger
NOT PICTURED
Jerry Bailey
Alary Duncan
Gail Barker
Julia Carruthers
Charlotte Coker
Joe Conn
Judy Fletcher
Ina Gentry
Richard Graves
Norma Harris
Helen Holmes
Ruth Johnson
David Jones
Jerry Kersey
Pat Leach
Cvnthis Summers
Edwin Wall
Betty Williams
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Robert lones, Don Baily, Donald Wheeler, Eddie Wall, Carl Walker, Go.don Crain, Henry
Mixon, Charlie Roberts, Jake Smith, Don Beatty, Gene Grifith, Steven Smeltzer, Oscar Fultz, Jim
Barrett, Billy Smith, James Lightsey, Paul Bishop, George McCullers, Gearl Rivenbark, Louis Harp,
Teddy Wood, George Bishop, Clifton Lloyd, Jerry DeVane, Quentis H. Barker, Robert Page, Henry
Reed, Herbert Horton, Eustis Horton, Lamar Lewis, Leslie Coker, Curtis Bobo, Frankie Owens,
Firman Boyd, Wallace Baker, Marvin Jones, Jr , Gordon Semblcr, Roy Arnold, Calvin Schrum,
E. J. Barden, Albert Coleman, Billy Smith, Tarn Moody, Tommy Carruthers.
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First Row: Frances Knight, Bettie Perritt, Betty June Zigrang, Sonia Jones. Mary Helen Law,
Trucy Kromhout, Ada Kate Davis, Betty Ann McAfee. Ruth Garbett, Annette Teate, Jean Mason,
Lena Walker, Loree Sapp. Second Row: Jean Masurv, Betty Demond, Myrtle Parker, Marilyn Har-
ris, Lillian McCorkle, Lawana Aughtman, Helen Monroe, Dottie Eubanks, Jackie Pridgcon, Pat
King, Carolyn Graves, Stella Woods, Wanda Greene, Ann Havens, Martha Hogan, Helen Black,
Carol Hancock. Back Row: Delores Lorenz, Dorothy King, Justine Davis, Norma Rymer, Betty
Fultz, Mary Lou James, Charline Jones, Annabelle Penland, Eula Mae Jones, Kay Wodtke, Frances
Schaeffer, Barbara Readdick, Ellen Avis, Helen Holmes, Patsy Smith, Marjorie Reams, Jeanette
Schlitt, Wanda Law.
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OFFICERS
President Kay Wodtke
Vice-President Eula Mae Jones
Secretary Frances Schaeffer
Treasurer Ellen Avis
Parliamentarian Barbara Reddick
Historian Annabelle Penland
Reporter Mary Lou James
Song Leader Charline Jones
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1st Row: Carol Norris, Songleader; Beatrice Williams, Historian; Barbara MacWilliam, Trea-
surer; Carolyn Barber, Secretary; Lilian Avis, President; Carol Eckhoff, Vice-President; Elaine Buss,
Reporter; Pat Ingalls, Parliamentarian; Miss Betheny Routh, Sponsor. 2nd Row: Joy Martin, Wanda
Simmons, Carolyn Penland, Betty McCullers, Barbara Bosley, Meredith Glenn, Charlotte Harris.
3rd. Row: Jackie Law, George Ann Cox, Virginia DuPree, Ruth Johnson, Delores Purcell, Jean-
nette Reams, Marion Martin. 4th Row: Jean Weikert, Jane Schardt, Barbara Silsby, Jean Law,
Linda Lou Baker, Tommie Steel, Marilyn Miller, Janice Cato, Betty Jo Allen.
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LETTERMEN'S CLUB
Front Row; Warren Rice, Everett Randall, Jim Calhoun, Donald Smith, Bryant Tillis,
Jamie Buckingham, Albert Coleman, Charles Roberts, Cecil Calhoun, Wendell Harris^
Charles Gifford, Back Row: Bill Rymer, Harry Holman, Jack Trezise, Dickie Anderson^
Tarn Moody, Pete Knight, Carl Elliott, David Roddenberry, Karl Peterson, Carl Green^
Sam McCall, Coach Jenkins.
FOOTBALL SCORES
Vero Beach 6 F. M. A. 13
Vera Beach 14 Belle Glade 7
Vera Beach 19 Melbourne 18
Vero Beach 28 South Broward 20
Vero Beach 20 Miami Beach 19
Vero Beach 13 Ponce de Leon 7
Vero Beach 6 Lake Worth
Vero Beach 7 Cocoa 18
Cero Beach 45 Sebring 6
Vero Beach 6 Ft. Pierce 15
Conference Games
QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS
Attendant
Joyce Reeser
Queen
Mary Miller
Attendant
Marjorie Forney
SENIOR CHEER LEADERS
Back Row: Dottie Eubanks, Patsy Smith, Marjorie Forney, Ellen Avis, Lena Walker.
Front Row: Mary Miller, Captain; Ruth Garbett, Pat King, Carolyn Barber, Lillian
McCorkle.
GULFSTREAM CHAMPIONS
First Row: Everett Randall, Tarn Moody, David Roddenberry, Sam McCall — Captain,
Bryant Tillis, Jamie Buckingham, Curtis King.
Center Row: Jack Trezise.
Back Row: Charles Roberts, Warren Rice, Bill Rymer.
Standing. Wendell Harris, Coach Jenkins, Don Smith.
"B" STRING
First Row: Harry Holman, Dick Arendson, Jake Smith, George Holmes, Dale Talbert,
Charles Gifford, Jim Calhoun.
Second Row: Chubby Bass.
Third Row: Cecil Calhoun, Dick Anderson, Henry Mixon.
Standing: Herbert Horton, Coach Lannom.
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First Row: E. Randall, T. Moody, D. Roddenberry, S, McCall, B. TiUis, J. Buck-
ingham, D. Smith, C. King, H. Mixon.
Second Row: C. Calhoun, D. Arendson, J. Smith, G. Holmes, G. Gifford, D. An-
derson, J. Calhoun, H. Horton, E. Bass.
Third Row: A. Coleman, M. J. Murphy, M. P. Glaab, H. Holman, J. Roberts, L.
Catron, R. Guthrie. L. Allen, D. Talbert, G. Schmidt, B. Rymer, L. Henderson, R.
Hutchinson, E. Elliott, D. Wheeler.
Fourth Row: C. Roberts, J. Trezise, W. Harris, W. Rice, D. Tankersley, D. Mc-
Ilvaine.
COACHES
P. Jenkins, B. Gilbert, E. Markel, H. Lannom.
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Row 1 : Jackie Metz, Edwin Wall, Joe DiPietro, Bill Harris, Charlie Ercolin, Van El-
liott, John McCall, Robert Hunt, Roger King, Gary Phillips, Bill Hutchenson, Coach
Gilbert Row 2: Allison Wade, Hiram Henderson, Andy Trent, John Meir, Gordon
Williams, Robert Phillips, John Hopwood, Bob Graves, Buddy Baker, Ronald Phillips,
John Tillis. Row 3 : Ronnie Smith, Jerry McCall, Herman Owens, Roger DeVore, Erman
Bobo, Buddy Markell, Wamon Teate, Ysi Kromhout, Homer Lewis, Malcolm Donald-
son, Freddie DuBose. Row 4 : Bobby Cooper, Tom Meir, Walter Zigrang, Ronnie Mea-
dows, David Smith, Sherrell Law, Willie Bobo, Walter Smith, Jimmie Boudet, Nor-
man Harris, Lavonne Donaldson. Row 5 : Monte Crosby, Donald Allen, Sam O'Neal,
Joe Underwood, Buster Conway, Joe McGown, Norman Fletcher, Keith Glenn, Ronald
McCall, J. C. Thorne.
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Back Row: Linda Lou Barker, Meredith Glenn, Marjorie Perritt, Sue Hart.
Front Row: Barbara Silsby, Betsy Clark, Betty Jane Baucom, Joy Martin.
BASKETBALL TEAM
Front Row: Charles Roberts, Billy Rymer, Jim Calhoun, Curtis King, Harry Hol-
man, Johnny Jewett, Jack Trezise, Back Row: Wendell Harris, Edward Bass, Dan
Tankersley, Alan Marck, Jamie Buckingham, Dale Talbert, Jim Thompson, Joe Roberts.
BASKETBALL SCORES
Miami Beach 33, Indians 30*
Indians 38, Belle Glade 26*
Indians 40, Melbourne 31
Lake Wales 52, Indians 35
Indians 43, Lake City 35
Indians 57, St. Ann's 15
Ponce 40, Indians 30*
Indians 59, Pahokee 27*
Melbourne 48, Indians 14
Indians 30, South Broward 25*
Indians 34, Sea Breeze 27
Indians 49, Ft. Pierce 20*
Indians 49, Pahokee 41*
Miami Beach 28, Indians 22*
Indians 47, Ft. Pierce 27*
Indians 53, Belle Grade 39*
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Jack Trezise
Harry Holman
Jim Calhoun
Jamie Buckingham
Curtis King
Charles Roberts
Bill Rymer
Johnny Jewett
BASKETBALL
BASEBALL TEAM
Row 1 -. Jim Thompson, Dale Talbert, Chubby Bass, Sam McCall, Jerry Murphy, Larry
Catron, Wendell Harris.
Row 2: Coach Lannom, Bill Rymer, David Roddenberry, Jim Barrett, John Jewett, Allen
Marck, Henry Mixon, Jack Trezise.
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TRACK TEAM
Left to Right: Cecil Calhoun, Charles Roberts, Jamie Buckingham, Karl Peterson, Curtis
King, Carl Green, Jack Trezise, Coach Markel.
bPORFS
SWIMMING
Jeanne Smith and Dale Talbert
are the leading candidates for the
swimming team that will be or-
ganized May 1st. The new Vero
Beach Community swimming pool
will be the scene of many practice
sessions and inter-scholastic meets.
GOLF
Gene Mosher, Jerry Gignterante,
Charles Skally, and George Morse
of the Royal Park Golf Club have
been giving lessons in golf , to the
students in the Vero Beach High
School. The golf team is com-
posed of Joan Masury, Pete Knight,
Jim Calhoun, and Ronnie Hutchi-
son.
TENNIS
Dora Ann Folds, Marjorie For-
ney, Gwen Loy, and Florence Wal-
ton (not pictured) comprise the
tennis team. Invitations have been
extended to Cocoa, Fort Pierce,
Jupiter Beach, and Melbourne for
a spring schedule. Mr. Carl Boyer,
the tennis pro at the Rio-Mar Club,
has been giving instructions to the
girls. Bob Gilbert and Mary Jen-
kins are the high school coaches.
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Complete Banking
Facilities Are Available
At
THE INDIAN RIVER
CITRUS BANK
VERO BEACH, FLORIDA
The Friendly Bank
Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
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SKISCIM PORTRAIT STUDIO
MAHER BUILDING
VERO BEACH, FLORIDA
CANDID PORTRAITS AND
COMMERCIAL
Frames Artistically Made to Order
from a Large Selection of Widths and Finishes
Phone 2697
THouaMzr
ROYAL PALM MOTORS
Your Packard Dealer
Best Wishes
M. F. Harris
Look well to this day — for within its boundaries lie all the
heights
and
all the depths of your existence.
For yesterday is but a dream — and tomorrow a vision.
But every today well spent — makes yesterday a dream of
pleasure
and
tomorrow — a vision of happiness.
Sacks of Hollywood hopes that the inspiration of your graduation
will
cast its auro of happiness again and again throughout yo
jr lives.
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107 2nd St.
Fort Pierce
The House of Famous Brand Shoes
VERO BEACH LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANERS
1844 Wilbur Ave., City
"We S+rive To Do The Impossible,
— Please Everybody."
Phone 2251
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ouse Bills Complete"
"Large or Small"
CROSBY BUILDERS
AND SUPPLY CO.
Devoe Paints
Johns-Manville Roofing
Phone 2396
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VERO BEACH
CADILLAC COMPANY
Cadillac Buick Pon+iac
GMC Trucks Frigldaire
Stomberg- Carlson Radios
Phone 2244
DU BOSE
Jewelry Co., Inc.
Gifts That Last
Diamond and Rings
Expert Watch Repairing
MEN OF^
WASSON'S
Located On Vera Beach's Miracle Mile
Best Wishes Seniors
H. L. Wasson
Best of Luck +o the Class of '49
Florida Appliances
1924 So. Dixie
ADoliances
'Vero's Complete Appliance Center"
Phone 2204
We Serve the Needs of Citrus and Vegetable Packers
Phone 2666 - 2755 General Offices:
Night 2514-3242
Cow.4o£lMVGAvfc^ g^
Vero Beach Arcade
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Sam^ & ^%eHt, ^^tc.
Shipping Containers Our Specialty
Citrus and Vegetable Packing
House Supplies
Sales Offices: P. O. Drawer JJ
Sanford, Florida VERO BEACH. FLORIDA
Winter Haver, Florida
Cc^^Hjp'^^e^'yt^a^
INDIAN RIVER
EXCHANGE PACKERS, Inc.
Phone 2252 Vero Beach, Fla.
BEST WISHES
SILVER PALACE PHARMACY
Ft. Pierce, Fla.
Corner of Orange Ave. & 6fh St.
Oo7^p£t>f^ e^rt€>i. o£
ROLAND ARNOLD
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LUTHER HOTER
Vero Beach, Fla.
Best Wishes
ROBERT'S
GARAGE
Vero Beach, Florida
Body Work Seat Covers
Painting
Trimming
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Best of Luck
PENNEY'S
DEPT. STORE
Ft. Pierce, Fla.
(2o>np^yi^^eA€&i, o£
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BUD'S GROCERY
Plenty of Parking
At All Times
U. S. No. I & 32nd St.
LETTIE'S BEAUTY SHOP
Arcade Building
Best of Everything in Beauty Culture
Including Cold Waves
Telephone 2343 Telephone 2343
Good Luck
To the Class of '49
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HELSETH MOTOR CO.
Vero Beach, Florida
OOD
FAST
SERVICE
S. L MORRIS
Standard Station
Atlas Tires, Batteries
& Accessories
24 Hour Service
Phone 2422
"Best Wishes
To The Class of '49
LAUNDRY
Success & Happiness
To The Class of '49
KILGORE SEED
Company
Florida's Leading
"Seed Man"
CARNLEIGH
Department
Store
109 S. 2nd St.
Fort Pierce, Florida
Everything In Teens for The
Young Men and Young Ladies
Co-w^y
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RUBIN BROTHERS
Ft. Pierce, Fla.
BUCKINGHAM - WHEELER - JAMES
Incorporated
General Insurance and Bonds
Vero Beach, Fla.
Best of Luck
FLORIDA SPORTING GOODS COMPANY
H. H. Gifford
"Everything For the Sportsman"
Phone 2338
C. B. Johnson
Best of Luck
GROVE SUPPLY CO.
George Cox
Serving Indian River County Growers
Oow'ip^vAAAjeM'fi/) o^
H. H. FLOYD
FLORIDA MOTOR CO.
The New Thrill
Fu+uramic Oldsmobile
Diamond-T Trucks
SARA'S FLOWERS b GIFTS
1931 Dixie Ave. Phone 2664
THE SMART SHOP
Ladies' Ready to Wear
Charles S. Kuster Agency
Vera F. Moore, Owner
INSURANCE BONDS
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1314 Twentieth Street Phone 2260
Vero Beach, Florida
t.Q.omiott
Best Wishes to
The Class of '49
TROPICAL FURNITURE
CO.
McKee Jungle Gardens
THE ORCHID GIFT SHOP
Gifts For Everyone
Potted Plants and Shrubbery
3 Miles South of Vero Beach, Florida
CompSiments of
GRIFFIS MOTORS
Johnson's Out Board Motors
Vero Beach, Florida
Compliments of
TROPICAL FASHIONS
Comple+e Outfitters for Men,
Women, and Children
Since 1915
Compliments of
Miracle Mile Sundries
and
Osceolo Pharrrracy
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Compliments of
^l/£Xo itjsac/i
PUK S S- JOl RXAJ
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY
Vero Beach • Florida
Congratulations to the
Class of '49
ROLAND MILLER CHEVROLET CO.
Phone 2238
VERO FURNITURE CO.
New Furniture of All Kinds
f^^ EMLET'S RESTAURANT
IN TOWK Vero Beach, Fla.
^~^l^^^^ Highway No. 1
Best of Luck
BREEZEWAY
On the Beach
in Vero Beach, Fla.
Best of Luck, Seniors
LAW'S FEED
STORE
Vero Beach, Florida
Success to the Class
of "49
WESTERN AUTO
ASSOCIATES
Vero Beach. Fla.
COMPLIMENTS OF
BARTLETT'S
LUMBER AND SUPPLY
COMPANY
COMPLIMENTS OF
VERO BOWLING
CENTER
Vero Beach. Fla.
Best Wishes
HAGUE'S
PHARMACY
Vero Beach, Florida
Best of Luck to The
Seniors
GEORGE
M. HOWIE
Vero Beach, Fla.
Come See Us
Best of Luck
MARY AND JIM
Compliments of
WESTERN MEAT
MARKET
Vero Beach, Florida
Compliments of
J. C. DAVIS
SHOE SHOP
Vero Beach, Fla.
Best of Luck To
Class of '49
AL'S BARBER
SHOP
Vero Beach, Fla.
Compliments of
Orange Terrace
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
ICE CREAM
1103 21st. Street
Vero Beach, Fla.
Best Wishes To The
Class of '49
LOY'S
MEN'S
WEAR
Vero Beach, Fla.
Compliments of
THE VANITY
SHOP
Vero Beach, Fla.
COMPLIMENTS OF
ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION
Forewood & Baker
on Miracle Mile
Conipl'iniciits of
BERGGREN'S
Variety Store
Vero Beach, Fla. and
Ft. Pierce, Fla.
ConipHnieJits of
DEL MAR
HOTEL
Vero Beach, Fla.
Best of Luck
VERO DRUG CO.
THE REXALL STORE
Phone 2219
Next To Post Office
Success to the Seniors
VERO BEACH
RADIO SERVICE
O. Roach, Jr.
EAST COAST
GAS COMPANY
Vapure Gas
Gas Appliances
1337 21st Street
Best of Wishes
To the Seniors^
THEATER
DRUG
COMPLIMENTS OF
Dial 2242
TAYLOR BROS. GARAGE
Storage, Lubrication, Washing
Sinclair Products
Vero Beach, Fla.
COMPLIMENTS OF
MOONS
Boarding House
and
Dining Room
Family Style Meals
Phone 2215
Vero Beach, Florida
Compliments of
EUNICE
STYLE SHOP
Vero Beach, Florida
Best of Luck
SIMMON'S DRY
GOOD STORE
Vero Beach, Florida
Best of Wishes
To the Seniors
THEATER
DRUG
Best of Luck
To The Class of '49
VERO BEACH
PAINT &
APPLIANCE
Conipl'iiJieuts of
LANGBEHN'S
BAKERY
Coff/pl/f/iei/ts of
POINSETTIA GIFT
SHOP
^^■^a Best of Luck to the Seniors of '49
msM THE VERO BEACH STUDIO
^i^ INDIAN RIVER BROADCASTING CO.
Compliments of
HACKNEY WARREN, Inc.
Formerly
Dr. M. J. Barber & Son
Compliments of
CONNIE'S YOUTH
SHOP
On Miracle Mile
Mrs. V. L. Whittier
Best Wishes
from
THE BEACH SHOP
Good Luck
from
W. W. MAC
5c and lOc Store
Best Wishes
to the Class of "49
RADINSKEY ELECTRIC
SHOP
Compliments of
TED'S LUNCHEONETTE
TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY
P. O. Box 597 6320 Denton Dr.
DALLAS, TEXAS
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