New Smyrna Beach High School - Live Oak Log Yearbook (New Smyrna Beach, FL)

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675255 lifiiiiy GLORIA JOHNSON now has become a surgical nurse, She cuts the rug when the doc calls the hearse. GLORIA JOLLY now is a doctor in Britain, Her job is to see that all new babies are hittin'. JACKIE JONES made no delay, Obtained his second million just the other day. ARTHUR'S still an important man, you bet! KlNDER'S an aviation secretary in the president's cabinet. LEWIS K. LEWIS is giving lectures on love In Miami Beach-now girls, don't shove. EMORY LYONS went to college to be an engineer, But now in the U. S. Air Force, he's a bombadier. BETTY ELLEN McCORMICK lives high on a hill, With J. B. and their children in the town of Nashville. A bright new florist shop we now see in Samsula, DOLORES MACHEK says those glads can sure bring in the moola. LLOYD MALLARD has just returned from the 888, He's still trying to obtain an admiral's degree. Nurse KAY MARZILLI is the men patient's petg For rising temperature, she's sure the best bet. When you see MALCOLM MOORE looking at the stars, Do you suppose he's dreaming of those captain's bars? PATTY MOSBY is working at the Chamber of Commerce in Oak Hill As secretary she attracts the tourists with her beauty and good will. LUCRETIA NORTON has married that red headed boy, For the past ten years she's had lots of joy. TOMMY NORWOOD hitched his mule to a star, As a farmer he's gone mighty far. MARGARET SUE PARKER tried life as a Wave., But now as Tommy's wife, she's an ardent slave. Playing her piano, JANICE RITCHIE we see On a mountain top in good old Tennessee. Recently we looked down in the Everglade, There was HAROLD ROBERTS sitting in the shade. CARYL ROBITZSCH is now at her peak, Working in the five and ten for a hundred a week. Nursing in Orlando we see BETTY JEAN ROGERS, She's sure a big flirt with all the old codgers. PAT SARGENT is a house-wife of most desirable means, But she's always trying to boil her baked beans. DAMON SETTLE'S a business man, for a very good reason, He has sixteen secretaries for every season. PAT SORRELLS is a medical secretary today, Lists every one's ailments and files them away. ROBERT STEVENS, who in school made a noise like a bomb, ls now in Africa with his little tom-tom. HANK STRUETT, who set out with much endurance. Has finally been able to sell the president insurance. A kindergarten teacher SANDRA SWOOPE would be, she said, But now she's married to Stanley and teaches her own instead. Big business is taking place in DeLand, come what may, And in back of it all is friend JACKIE TORLAY. CLYDE VAN KLEECK, in the navy was he, But now a happy forester we see. Living in New York is BARBARA WIGHT, As a model she's doing all right. DONALD WILLIAMS is a general indeed, Teaching Physics at West Point, all juniors take heed. BOB WOLFE is now at the height of his career, At Peabody Auditorium he's making his premier. JOHN YELVINGTON has just finished exploring Turtle Mound, Now fo the Smithsonian with turtle eggs he is bound.

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