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

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C ASS WILL We, the fun-loving Seniors of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Eight, being of sane mind, and having complete control of our faculties, do hereby, in the Southern Edition of the Live Oak Log, make our last will and testament. We, the Senior Class, will to the Faculty and Administration three months of quietness and solitude from the reverberating Rebel yells that have been echoing through the halls for the past six years. We, the Senior Class, will to the juniors our front seats in the auditorium, the honor of being Seniors, and all the good times we had in our Senior year. lly, we leave the following: BETHEA'S wardrobe goes to Peggy Miles, in hopes she can accomplish being best dressed next 'S ability to be the biggest flirt in the Senior Class and still go steady goes to his bro- 'S biological brains go to Lewis Bennett, in hopes that it will not take him three years to MONA MOSHER'S ability to keep a boy goes to Lois Zimmel, in hopes she will have as much luck in holding him as Mona did. CAROL POEHLER'S shorthand notebook goes to Martha Ann Dennis, with hopes that she will do better than Carol did. ROGER HARMON'S chair in Mrs. Sharpe's room, which he has occupied the last four years, goes to Billy Gillis, with hopes that he has as much fun as Roger did in there. LORRAINE SEENEY'S ability to write letters goes to Bessie Swain. BARBARA CROW LEE'S short fat legs, which were developed from the long skinny legs willed to her by Barbara Chisholm, go to Sue Neely. ROBERT COOKE'S ability to drive goes to Frank Farmer. KAREN LUNDSTROM'S path to Read Pattillo Elementary, which she uses every fifth period, goes to jo- anne Kirtlaw, in hopes she will keep the way beaten down. RALPH FRASIER'S key to success, which was given to him last year, goes to what's left of the Canal Street five, Crawford, Roberts, Johnston - for further use. BILL MEARES' ability to keep his old 46 Chevy running, except at important times, goes to Randy Elliott. LULU HIGI-lSMITH'S ability to clown around and have fun everywhere she goes, which was willed to her by Barbara Jones, goes to Lois Zimmel. RONI UNGER'S ability to have as many wrecks as possible and still be the best driver of the Senior Class, and her stop sign, go to Sherry Emerine. FRED JONES' chair in Mr. Mac's room, and his ability to get along with Mr. Mac, go to Arthur Hath- away. ELAINE DEFISHER'S naturally curly hair goes to her sister, Lorraine. LAURILLA HOWIE'S ability to get out of D. C. T. goes to jim Adolphson. TOM MCKINNEY leaves a dime to Sarge, in hopes she will call him in about five years. DUANE GOLDEN'S pony tail is left to her sister, Rosiline. Page Twenty-Eight