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

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My CZUW My Best To Youf' We, the Senior Class of New Smyrna Beach High School, County, Volusia, and the State of Florida, being of unsound mind and disintegrating memory after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish, and declare this as our last and best will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, bequests, and devises of whatever nature by us already made. FIRST-We give, devise and bequeath to the Junior Class, Clyde Ward, Lewis Cladin, and Happy O. Lawrence, our sponsors, and all memories, bitter, sweet, or otherwise of New Smyrna Beach High School. SECOND-To our teachers we leave our everlasting thanks and good will for their kind assistance. THIRD-Be it hereby known that all members of the Senior Class generously, with charity for all and malice toward none, bequeath the following personal and class belongings to underclassmen to help them in the pursuit of happiness: 1. Our dignity and good sense we leave to the Junior Class, may they apply it with rapid and spreading strokes. 2. To the Sophomore Class we leave our quick wits, rapid elucidations, and, best of all, our ability to play hooky without having to make up double for the lost time. 3. To the high school infants fFreshmenJ we leave our utmost sympathy and our ability to absorb English, science, math, and all those studies which are beyond the comprehension of their undevel- oped mental capacities. Individually we leave: BARBARA ALEXANDER'S ability to graduate without studying to her sister, DORIS ALEX- ANDERg GEORGE ARNOLD'S ability to discuss in Miss Dilzer's class to VIRGINIA HOWELLg JOAN BEEBE'S First Aid Book to JOAN SHELDONg MARIE BENEDlCT'S ability to skip Phys. Ed. and get away with it to BILLIE ANN LITTELTONg HOWARD BURCH'S ability to pass two years of Latin to CLAUDE SWINDELLg ANN CABELL'S ability to get out of taking Phys. Ed. to ROSEMARY EXUMg DOROTHY CANTRELL'S height to MARY BRYANTg SALLY CARSON'S ability to read good books and get along with Miss Dilzer to ARLENE UTZINGER3 LLOYD CLIFTON'S build and height to RICHARD EDWARDS, ALBERT KING gets ETHEL CLIN- TON'S ability to think up bright sneery remarksg FRED COTTON'S ability to sleep in Miss Dilzer's class to BUDDY ODINg TOMMY COYLE'S ability to get along in Gen. Lang. without doing any work to CHARLES MAINWOODQ KARLYNE ECKHARDT'S little feet left to her b E l J ' k' y ve yn asms 1 to JOAN HILLDALE, in hopes she will keep them south, of New Smyrna, BILLY SHADLE gets CROSBY FEW'S b'l't t d ll h' h ' ' ' a ll y o o a is ome work in the fifteen minutes before schoolg ELEANOR FRANETICH'S ability to go to school and miss only five days out of 12 years to KITTY CORYQ J UANITA FRETWELL'S ability to get along in Miss Dilzer's room to her brother, JOHN tHe will need it? 5 NANCY LEE F ULLER'S name funnel mouth to SANDRA FURLONG which was left to her by Baryl Mack KHere's hoping that Sandra gets as much use from it as Nancy Lee did.Jg VIOLET GOWER gets CAROLE GRANT'S ability to cook in Home Ee., NANCY GRAVLIN'S ability to keep all the teachers under her thumb and still get along good with them to MARLENE FARMER in the hope that she will do the sameg JANET HAWKIN'S luck she never had to EFFIE FUTCHQ DONALD HENDRICK'S ability to get the front seat in M' D'l ' I iss izers cass t MARION CEGLAR: JOAN HIGI-ISMITH'S ability to pass Phys. Ed. to BILLIE ANN LITTELCT TONg PHIL HOWIE'S ab'l't t b I ' 1 1 y o at c eanups for four consecutive years on the baseball teamg GLORIA QCRIPJ JOHNSON'S height to BETTY BROOKS so people will look up to her instead of down upon her g GLORIA JOLLY'S ability to get good grades in conduct and cooperation to her sister, BETTYQ JACKIE J ONES' weight and height to JOE TRAVISg EMORY LYONS' good grades in Miss Dilzer's class to CHARLES MAINWOOD3 BETTY ELLEN McCORMICK'S ability to play checkers in Phys. Ed. to ARLENE JONESg DOLORES MACHEK'S gym suit and tennis shoes to BETTY BROOKS in hopes that she will make better use of them than she did lBe sure to have the left shoe repaired? 3 LLOYD MALLARD'S ability to smile at Miss Dilzer, do no work, and still get by to CHARLES HALLg KAY MARZILLI'S treasured nickname cuddles to LIBBY FERGUSON and may she have a cackling good time with it' PATTY MOSBY'S ab'l't t b d , ll o e tea so much on the bus to JEAN STEWART: LUCRETIA NORTON'S ability to giggl: at the mills! inopportune moments to MARY JO FARRQ TOMMY NORWOOD'S ability to go steady for two years to RICHARD EDWARDS with the highest complimentsg MARGARET SUE PARKER'S b eauty box of freckles to HARRIET WINGATE, JANICE RITCHIE'S excess weight to JOE TRAVISg HAROLD ROBERTS' battered features during football season to BILLY MORGAN: CARYL ROBITZSCH'S ability to take dictation in shorthand to BETTY YARBOROUGHg BETTY JEAN ROGERS' ability to skip Phys. Ed. five times a week goes to EVELYN CLARK: PAT SAR- GENT'S ability to grow one-half inch in one year to BETTY BROOKSg DAMON SETTLE'S lavish red hair and outstanding freckles to JIMMY HUMPHREY because he couldn't give them to anyone elseg PATRICIA SORRELLS' General Language notebook to BETTY YARBOROUGH so she can fill in the blank pagesg ROBERT STEVENS' recedin hair li t HARRY ' g ne o OGLE, HENRY STRUETT'S one and only dime to GEORGE LAUCKg SANDRA SWOOPE'S place in Phys. Ed class to BARBARA WOOD JACKIE 3 TORLAY'S ability to go dancing Thursday night and get to school on time Friday to J EANETTE WILLIAMSQ CLYDE VAN KLEEK'S ability to get by, by the skin of his teeth to GENE HAWN: BARBARA WIGHT'S ability to ask questions to MARY MAY WHALEYg DONALD WILLIAM'S left-handed claw hammer in shop to AL MORETONQ BOB WOLFE'S beautiful girl friends to BUDDY ODIN: JOHN YELVINGTON'S ability to pay it cool to J IMMY HUMPHREY, who will know how to make full use of it.