Oviedo High School - Oviedian Yearbook (Oviedo, FL)

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CLASS PCJE M This class of '50, eleven on the roll, Should have no trouble in attaining their goal. Eugene Ellis, our president, is everyone's friend, A helping hand to all he is willing to lend. Billie Chance, a gay young girl is she, Always mindful of her duty, you all will agree. Another of our boys, Bob Ward by name, How secure he feels as he walks to fame. Mildred Lukas, lively and full of fun, Is always ready when there's work to be done. Edward Duda, in his work an excellent hand, Is also a carefree and friendly young man. Audrey Cox, captain of the basketball team, Does equally well in her studies, it seems. Charles Dishman, always ready to work, His lessons and duties he never will shirk. Another of our girls, Charlotte Smith is her name, To progress in life is her greatest aim. Erwin Abell, the industrious and athletic kind, Is always alert in body and mind. Then there's Dick Parker, whose record you can scan, And we're sure you will find a most promising young man Last and also least Qin sizej is Frankie Gore, And you can bet that he'll always make the score. When we leave our class rooms of O. H. S. We will be a long way on the road to success. ' . 1, L' TT.T.. ...- ....---- . , . . gs f-fr' fm .,:...ll. ' 0' , ' A ,Mn

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CLASS PROPHECY It is June 7, 1960, exactly ten years since the outstanding class of '50 was graduated. Mr. Paul Mikler, who is now Head Coach at the Florida College for Barbers, has called a class reunion. Edward Duda, now president of the A. Duda 8a Sons Corporation, and Dick Parker, wealthy citrus grower of Florida, Texas, and California, are nearing the old school build- ing which they attended ten years ago. As they pull up in front of their Alma Mater they hear music such as they have never heard before. Upon entering they find Eugene Ellis and his World Famous Band playing in the auditorium. Next to arrive at the meeting is the eminent dentist, Frank Gore, who introduced the regrowth of teeth. This extraordinary discovery, which has eliminated the use of false teeth, has made Frank exceedingly wealthy. This we can tell by the Cadillac he drives. The first of the lovely women to arri.ve is the former Miss Charlotte Smith, who is mar- ried to a senator from Kentucky. She is now enjoying life on her stock farm near Lexington, deep in the blue grass country, where she has a stable of thoroughbreds. The famous Sea Cornbread, which has just broken all speed records in the Kentucky Derby, belongs to her Dixiana farm. Upon his arrival we are all happy to learn that Cuestick Ward has been successful in the pool hall business and at the present time is the owner of a large chain of pool halls over the country, including Leo's Pool Hall from which he started. Shortly after Bob's advent we hear .a pop and a bang and we all rush to the window to see Billie Chance driving down the road in one of her husband's cars. She is married to a car salesman who goes by the name of, The Smiling Bulgarian. Billie tells us that she stays busy with her eight children and is living a happy,rrormal life. In all the excitement we fail to see the entrance of the dignitary in our midst. We turn and see the famous pharmacist Erwin Abell, who was at one time our .drug store cow- boy. Erwin is the new president of the Rexall Drug Stores.