Oviedo High School - Oviedian Yearbook (Oviedo, FL)

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A '51, A il R - f f Y 4 0-3254 aw-W 2 love and encouragement have con- hose To those whose school vearsg to 1 red so 1 Y. - I tr xhu much to all out ll xepav d sacxlilceswe can n this ever lu v whose efforts an ll d e d l c a 1 e I0 OU! tl l 'I l che foun .af-T s .,-fi., ... U , -Q .2 mothers -- we gratefu v eemh volume of the Oviecllan. f wi Hmm! Editor-in-Chief . Business Manager Proof Reader . . Typist ..... Joke Editor . . . . . BETTYE AULIN . . . NINA DISHMAN . . . HAZEL RUTHERFORD NORMA IEAN HAMIL . . . JEAN SHELDON Poet . . . . . . BETTYE AULIN Prophet. . . . . JEAN SHELDON Historian .... . DOROTHY MALCOLM Sports Editor . . . . ..... DONALD HARDY Class Photographer . . . . . SADYE BETH FLEMING Annual Sponsor . . . ...... PAUL MIKLER L ' NYJ M1 x,gS X 'Q ,W p A ' T 4 5- if .. -Wi fe- I 0 0 DR. T. W. LAWTON BILLLE CHANCE PROF. W. A. TEAGUE County Superintendent Office Secretary Principal E . . 1 A A., s' I' I. wave. - -,. x A ' L, G Y V . ' ,, .4 ' W . 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FLORENCE WINDHAM A.B., Rollins College Spanish II, 6th Grade MRS. KATHERINE TEAGUE A.B. . Stetson, 3rd Grade MISS DOROTHY RICE A.B., Biblical Ed., C Columbia Bible College A.B. Rollins, 2nd Grade MRS. MARY ELIZABETH THOMPSON A.B. , Stetson, First Grade MRS. JANIE M. HART B.S. , Western Ky. Teachers College Fourth Grade -QT M.--...QF tr-lil l 'Unicom I I I l , M . ,f' . . 'WHUQJQQQQQ1 - , .r , , ,, , ff' M, ' n f, --A .1 .f.4U ' I!!-Qllll ' N' .xx-55 sf!! a 9555, !h..,.3 . a..2??51zf iff Q S 557. in , uv. Q wwf -'im ., 'Ms 0 A1 mn . 'sw wlflnf ,.-J' F 'N 'V . 'Q lr , 4 X ,, , M5 'ls ' N. -1 M gi M ragm 4. s ---. Wa 1 ML JW f 1 mnmtq - 5' Q , ,. LK .,,,,' -S' ze ' 1 , , Maw u 'ln- x f, a. ,gy F. 1 ,K 8 :my a.. ,K s' I H 3 '2 5. ' 1-sv as 11 ! W ff I 5 if Kb- DOROTHY MALCOLM Cheerleader 2g Basket- ball lg Jr. Playg Stunt Night 1,2,3,4z Sr. Playg Class Treasurer 35 Glee Club 1,2,3. 45 FHA 2.3. wgavf HAZEL RUTHERFORD Basketball 1.2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night 2, Jr. Playg Sr. Playg FHA 2. I? NINA DISH MAN Basketball lg Glee Club l,2.3.4: lr. Playg Sr. Playg Stunt Night 1,3. 4g Cheerleader 2,3,4 FHA Social Chairman 2.3. SADYE BETH FLEMING Spanish Club 4: Vice- Pres. 45 Glee Club 1.2. 3.4: Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Stunt Night 1, 2, 3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4p Secretary 45 Cheer- leader 3.4. 5. . , 3,1 CHARLES McCULLEY Basketball 3,4g Base- ball 1,2,3,4p Glee Club 1, Stunt Night 1,2.3.4: Ir. Play, Sr. Play. DONALD HARDY Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Glee Club lg President 2.4. NORMA JEAN HAMIL Basketball 1,25 Stunt Night 3,45 Glee Club 1.2, 3,45 Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Spanish Club 4: FHA Secre- tary 2. BETTYE AULIN Basketball 1, 2. 3.45 Stunt Night 1.2,3,4gG1ee Club 1,2,3,4g Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Spanish Club 4: President l,3g Pres. FHA 3. JEANNE SHELDON Basketball lg Spanish Club 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 2. 3: Treasurer 43 Stunt Night 3: FHA 2, 3: FHA Secretary 3. B Basketball 3,4g Stunt Night 1,2,3,4g l Wm The class of 50-51, the most aggressive and intellectual class ever to enter and leave Oviedo High School, began its education on Septem- ber 5, 1939, with Miss Marguerite Parsons as its guide on the upward march to fame. The following thirteen mem- bers were enrolled: Rubin Bedenbaugh, Frankie Gore, James Wheaton, Charles McCulley, Robert Lee Ward, Michael Mikler, Billy Bradley, Carl Sellers, Bettye Aulin, Reda Bush, Ruth Bedenbaugh, Dorothy Malcolm, and Virginia Conrad. In 1940, our second year, we continued with Miss Ald- red Cone as our teacher, losing seven members, and gain- ing six. Geneva Bailey, Grace Barr, Peggy Stansel, Barbara Glassmire, Marie Faulk, and Hubert Beville. We began our third year with Miss Cone. We lost three pupils, and gained Betty George, Joyce Waters, andJ. L. Williams. In our fourth year, with Mrs. Frances Stine, we lost four members, and gained Hubert Beville, Bryan Nettles, Nina McMahan, Thomas Snuth, and Annette Jackson. f N3, , . . A A ,i A i' With Miss Wanda Lee Anderson as our kd, L gl ' teacher, we began our fifth year. We lost 1QQL,J1J 3115? five pupils, and gained Alma Ellis, Charles 23.5 ,'g- 'g'fE,1,'L Malcolm, Violet Best, Hazel Rutherford, ,3'5',17,lj f ,N Norma Hamil, and Willie Tabor. 'Qf.55'Qiffg'f1:3'J . , s 1 'r'i'if? 'P' b' I 'A I' ' ln the sixth grade we gained M. D. Long Ferdinand Jakubcin, Gloria Gay, Jeanne Sheldon, Virginia Long, Charlene Gatlin, and lost Willie Tabor. In the seventh grade, with Miss Lois Ruddell as our teacher. we lost six pupils, and gained Hilliard Fleming and Sadye Beth Fleming. In the eighth grade we lost two pupils, and gained Violet Rogers, Nina Dishman, James Gillmore, Donald Hardy, and Harold Sheldon. in the ninth grade, with Mrs. Elaine Bauman as our teacher, we lost three pupils, and gained none . 4 In the tenth grade, with Miss Iudy Walker as our teacher, we lost no pupils. and gained only one, Ellen Wright. With Mrs. Judy Anderson, nee Miss Judy Walker. as our teacher, we lost three pupils and gained none. In the twelfth grade, we lost three pupils, and gained none. The enrollment this year is as follows: Bettye Anlin, Nina Dishman, Sadye Beth Fleming, Norma Jean Hamil, Dorothy Malcolm, Hazel Rutherford, Ieanne Sheldon, Donald Hardy. and Charles McCulley. This year we have the excellent guidance of Mr. Paul Mikler as our teacher. We hope to march down the aisle this June 7th to receive our diplomas. .F A? 5. 5 A! . inf? ' History: A German and a Russian were fishing on opposite sides of a river that divided the Russian and American zones. The German caught fish after fish, while the Russian didn't get a bite. Finally, the Russian yelled across the river, How is it you catch fish and l get none? The German thought a minute, then replied, I guess on your side they are afraid to open their mouths. Ted: If I'd known that tunnel was going to be so long I'd have kissed you. Bettye: Gracious! Wasn't that you? When gramma had her callersg They met with timid heart. And when they- sat together, They sat this far ..... I ................ apart! When granddaughter's boyfriend calls. He greets her with a kiss. And when they sit togetherg They sit realcloselikethisl Nina: Thanks for the hug! Jim: Oh, the pressure was all mine! He had choked her. She was dead, there was no doubt about it. He had listened to her dying gasp. Now, she was cold -- cold as the hands of death. Yet in his anger he was not convinced. Furiously he kicked her. To his amazement she gasped, sputtered, and then began to hum softly. Just a little patience is all it takes, Walter, remarked Mrs. Teague from the back seat of the car. ?aem Our class in number is very small, Two boys and seven girls in all. We have the scholarship and the pulchritudeg To our teachers we never have been rude. Our dear O.l-l.S. will long remember, Our senior year here beginning last September. Why should our class remembered be? Just watch our smoke and you will see. Jeanne Sheldon came to us from old Mass. The only fexcuse usj Yankee in our class. Donald Hardy, so popular and tall, Is proving himself at basketball. Charlie McCulley. also on our team, With left hand shots is on the beam. Dot Malcolm, actress, singer, cowgirl, hick? Which would you like? Just take your pick. Sadye Beth, divinely tall and fair, Courteous, sweet, studious, and debonnaire. Nina, the strawberry blonde, you will find, Demure and sweet, full of mischief, but kind. There's Hazel, quiet, courteous, neatg That smile of hers is hard to beat. Norma Jean, the versatile, plays Mountain Stream With good looks and pretty clothes she's a dream. Bettye who in size is only a mite, In athletics and scholarship is a giant. The world we're entering at last, now needs us Our faith, our hope, our courage, and genius. if , lb. , i f' lk! 6141706661-iw! eu z To the faculty we will our thirst for knowledge. To the industrious Juniors we will our dignity. To the Ambitious Sophomores we will our co-operativeness with all the teachers To the Verdant Freshmen we will four years of hard labor. As individuals we will the following: Q l, Hazel Rutherford, will and bequeath my ability in basketball to Ann Leinhart, my typing speed to Larry French, and my good grades in Spanish to Joanne Fleming. I, Norma Jean l-lamil, will and bequeath my ability to play Mountain Stream to Ferdinand E Jakubcin, my love of English literature to the Junior Class, and my position in all the plays as a spoiled brat to sweet little Georg- ene Parker. I, Bettye Aulin, will and bequeath my ability to sleep unnoticed in literature class to Juanita Barlow, my ability to get along with Mrs. Windham in Spanish class to Ted Glassmire, and my position as editor-in-chief of the annual to Velora Moon. I, Sadye Beth Fleming, will and bequeath my ability to type and get by with Mrs. Metcalf to Walter Duda, my ability in basketballto Martha Jean Hardy, and my cheerleading ability to Joanne Fleming. I, Dorothy Malcolm, will and bequeath my twelve years of hard labor to Joe Malcolm, my love of Shakespeare to the sophomores, and my ability to turn my hair red to Hazel Priest. l, Nina Dishman, will and bequeath my red hair to Hazel Priest to match her quick temper, my position as captain of the cheerleaders to Ivan Jakubcin, and my ability to be on time for everything to Juanita Barlow. I, Jeanne Sheldon, will and bequeath my misfortune of having male troubles to Hazel Priest, also, my ability to stall around in Physical Ed. to Betty Hill, and my legible handwriting to Bobby Shaffer. I, Charlie McCulley, will and bequeath my ability to need a shave once a day and get around to it once a week to Bobby Cox. and my left-handed basketball shot to Donnie Kasell. I, Donald Hardy, will and bequeath my unending knowledge of chemistry to Prof Teague, and my good Spanish grades to Miss Ruddell's next Spanish Class. 609009000 ANTONIO 609000000 ANTONIO, Antonio, Was tired of living alonio. He thought he would woo Miss Lissamy Lu, Miss Lissamy Lucy Molonio. Antonio, Antonio, Rode off on his polo-ponio. He found the fair maid ln a bowery shade. A-sitting and knitting alonio. Antonio, Antonio, Said, 'If you will be my ownio, I'll love you true, And I'll buy for you And icery creamery conio! Oh, nonio, Antonio! You're far too bleak and bonio! And all that I wish, You singular fish, Is that you will quickly begonio. Antionio, Antonio, He uttered a dismal moanio: Then he ran off and hid fOr I'm told that he didy In the Antecatarctical Zonio. Laura E . Richards 6 pw In the summer of 1961 after nursing for seven K years in Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, I was called out on the night of July 4, to make Q57 ' V room for some patients injured in an automobile accident on the highway leading into the city. I S was stunned out of my usual calm self-possession when I discovered that the most critically injured X if X person was Norma Jean Hamil. She had gone out to write up the Independence Day celebration at Lexington for the Boston Tribune, as she was their most efficient news reporter. She had a broken leg, a broken arm, and inter- nal injuriesg but because of her strong constitution she made a quick recovery. As we were talking over old times one day before she left the hospital, she told me that Bettye Aulin was secretary to the business manager of the Boston Tribune, that she was drawing a handsome salary, and was highly regarded by the entire staff. But wouldn't we expect that of efficient Bettye? Before long she will probably be running the office ---if she doesn't decide to become a homemaker. The tall, dark, handsome executive in her office seems eager to make other plans! Not having had a vacation since I graduated from dear old O.H.S. , I decided to get a leave of absence for the winter and spent it with relatives in Florida. Of course, I made a bee line for Oviedo. There I learned the news of my old classmates of '51. Hazel Rutherford was happily married to Clayton Hasty, they had two boys, five and three, and a little daughter of one year. They are living in a huge hacienda ad- joining their cattle ranch on the prairie, the one formerly owned by Charles Lee and Sammy long, but Hazel still remained her sweet self, unaffected by this sudden wealth. I met Donald Hardy one day on the streets of Orlando, and stopped for a little chat about old times. He said that he and Juanita were living on the old Bachelor Estate in Winter Park, and he invited me to spend the weekend with them. l-le has become a professor in mathematics, and is now teaching at Rollins College, although he is still interested in the celery game in Oviedo. One day as I was driving along enjoying the sunshine and scenery, I suddenly stop- ped, without signaling, to better enjoy the view over Lake Monroe. Suddenly a car smashed into me from the rear, and to my surprise the angry voice of Charlie, Ir. pro- ceeded to tell me just what kind of woman driver I was. He used adjectives that he hadn't learned in the English class, but they were most effective at that time. He hadn't recognized me, but I knew that voice the minute I heard it. When I made my- self known to him. he apologized and offered to pull my disabled car in to his Fixit Shop in Sanford, at no cost to me-- the same generous Charlie. I asked Charlie about Sadye Beth, who had had the same ambition I had to become a nurse. He said she had married Edward Duda and that for a wedding present Mr. Duda had presented them the Duda sawmill and cattle ranch in Cocoa, Florida. To- gether they are making it pay and have two children already. During my weekend visit with Donald and Juanita, I read a letter from Nina, in which she told about holding the position of athletic director at Brenau College for girls in Gainesville, Georgia. Her current heart throb is the coach of Gainesville High School. Will wedding bells ring soon for Nina? Our songbird, Dorothy Malcolm, married in June 1951 just after graduation. Her color is now Lavender, but sometimes -- only just sometimes -- she is a little blue for the old crowd and the good old days at O.H. S. Her husband is now manager of Florida Power Corporation, and their brood of three little songbirds chase away those blues. Of course, I had to visit O.H.S. before leaving. There I found the school had grown so large that a full time coach was neededg so Coach Mikler had been relieved of teaching history and bragging about Fort Bragg at the same time, and was in his new position which requires less wind and more exercise. 'Rah for Coach! Soon after this visit to O.H.S. I returned to my position well pleased to know that the members of the class of '51 had each succeeded in his chosen life's path. GF YQ? 4 N . Q ', H' wg im, EV xx Ss , .wi .w S :fs ' f--4' J., ig- Ni. f. n'.1f,ac::'S'fr- m. Us fd 2' Na- 'it' X :?f1u...' W -- 4. 1-if ,, ,, f ' L' . qu Q --- -'11, ' . 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Program Chairman Norman Fore , . , . , Ivan Jakubcin , , ,,,. Jim Wheaton MIS. Ruth Metcalf . . . Home Room Teacher Mrs, John Duda . . . . Home Room Mother This year we lost Sarah George and Wendell Hill, We gained none, We are well represented in athletics, glee club and cheerleaders, www ' E t 53 H1 nf '13 4 -5,5 fiyin: Q2 1 ' -fffvaf 42 . Q. f :: jg! 7' -3534, 'sgf5:if5?E2':1zv 5 1-li' - 2 ' '2 Q 'Ph 5 'A 5, 2 gag. gaifg Q 'IIIIIIIIIH fllk ' MBI 'IIIIIIIIIIIM '71 V -L?f2'u it QW 'iffy ff f lf 4 1, , ri , I f T 1 ' JH V HL N 9 Ss Q lf' Bobby Shaffer , , , Georgene Parker , , . Ann Leinhart , , , Andrew Aulin , , Donnie Kasell Kenneth Malcolm Shirley Jones George Domansky Edith Ellis Martha Jean Hardy Mrs, Annis C. Thompson Mrs, Max Leinhart , , , iv , , , , ,President . . . . . . Vice President , Secretary and Treasurer . , . Program Chairman Mary Smithson Betty Hill Harvey Joe Slayton Billy Meek Richard Wrye , . Home Room Teacher , , , Home Room Mother The Freshman class is well represented on both girls' and boys' basket- ball teams, The girls are also in Glee Club, We won second prize in Stunt Night, Kenneth Malcolm won first place for being best boy actor, ... Vw xbwnnfu f N. W s. M. vfk.-.,.. LL... ' - W. . ,r v 'Y al Q, +0 I' ,alfa wr f9',w .. . Miz 154 dem' .K '16 wi 79!'vx'31 su-mpg 4. + :ISM N 2144 Q we y -1 Mgffgxi s -el'-iflwfq 2 M a wry! nga,-, ' sf ,.. 'W 1. L., , g, .. if-FV' FLW, . f X rw- MQ? ' 's 4 3' in gzzwx-fy -,Q 1..:,1inf ., f-gs:: :'1- '17 ' ', is-s9 Xi -,. 4, 4' -v fllthlf W-vw-I ww V-42 a ,Sv fy 1541-.fr ,W '3 'f'- H-a- sa- x ,v xx ai! Q nm. fs 1'5 5 3 fp, LJ we-aww? ,iz-:.Qe,A! sq if-'Cf' , , U -.Hs .3513 ' ,kv f .1341 .J M 7 ' A V 3' 19 -.: W fz ' 4. Y ., ., fl .2 A V ' 911 ------. , . :mr , fl:-. -fx . H K. 'we A-v 4 Wig Li::::.:rg. -B f -. - -'Q 'F Q' ff? 15' - ,.' 1ZCTfI ' .. fm ra Q-,-2,- -eip, f, 'Q . 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' W +1 se. , ' fini , - 5 L , 'yy - - .Nfwumwn Q W 1- M-Q ' 9 ,5 ' HY -. ' W '15 'MHS V .af 'V me F 4 kv ' 3751 ,-4' b ' Q paw - 21- W 4 V 1 ,,.f -'Q .,-, -5152! - - +- ' Mi A QQ- .x -S u A+ :L-4. . 1 'M .3 , ,114 , , 1 s wp,-,,, W ,, , -- I ,gym . A .-.. Q er' 25 Q A ' A A ' P f ' - ' 1' ' N - v-H - I E I M 4 A . 3 R - 5555, .b Vx g, ,, ,M 4 ,Q E , 4 it A A xv H , , 'M C . ' .- ,ni K fz f -pff ff . my H .A 'ff -f ,- -, ,Q Q H- ilu. H , v f my 231' 4+ if wg' A K - it ' A - V .f .. v, - -MQ. 4 4- , - fr 5 . - . VN if km M . . ,, P ff gawk gaekelfcdl gow gaaketddf :bin Zbcweetfall Our girls started the season this year with a small and fairly inexperienced team, but have a lot of determination and team spirit. At this writing we have a better re- cord than any recent year, with six wins and three losses, despite colds and mumps cutting down the number of'our players in several games. We have four more games on our schedule and we feel we have a pretty good chance of winning them. Forwards this year are Captain Bettye Aulin, Juanita Barlow, Hazel Priest, Annie Lee Nettles, Shirley Jones, Georgene Parker, Ann Leinhart, and Mary Smithson. Guards are Co-captain Sadye Beth Fleming. Cornelia Weitman, Joanne Fleming, Edith Ellis, and Martha Jean Hardy. The girls to receive gold basketballs this year are Bettye Aulin and Sadye Beth Fleming. Zag '4 24465 Our prospects for another strong basketball team this season looked doubtful, since we lost five regulars from last year's outstanding quintet. Only Jim Wheaton and Cap- tain Theodore Glassmire are back to form the nucleus of the 1951 cagers. We have won eight out of ten games, and hope to win most of our six remaining scheduled games. The surprising success of our team may be contributed to good teamwork, hard practive, and team spirit or the will to win. Only Tavares and Mount Dora have been able to defeat us, and they found our team very subborn. We have beaten Pierson, Tutusville, and St. Cloud twiceg Lyman and Mount Dora once. Our starting five consists of the following: Charlie McCulley, Jim Wheaton, Don Hardy, Larry French, and Capt. Theodore Glassmire. The substitutes are as follows: Billy Meek, Donnie Kasell, Harvey Joe Slatyon, Norma Fore, Walter Duda, Richard Wyre, and Johnny Jones. Our high scorers are Jim Wheaton who has made 116 points, Charlie McCulley '71, and Don Hardy 64. BOYS PIERSON . . TAVARES . . PIERSON . . . MT. DORA . ST. CLOUD . TITUSVILLE . ST. CLOUD . LYMAN . . . MT. DORA . . TIT USVILLE . UMATILLA . . ST, IAMES . . TAVARES . . ST. JAMES . . UMATILLA . . WINTER PARK GIRLS PIERSON . . TAVARES . . PIERSON . . . MT. DORA . . . ST. CLOUD . TITUSVILLE . ST. CLOUD . LYMAN . . . MT, DORA . . . TIT USV ILLE . UMATILLA . . . TAVARES . . UMATILLA . . . lgawwl -r?v .0 00914 ' Week M-a'h'e' f' QLLQ 2 0 3 e ' .. ,. ?04'g56QQ.f . L35 EPQ,q,QQ:4l. 2:5 ' .3 ..E, 'zzz x9,e,o-afeega az.. i-'f 0 5 PM BEIGE ggQ.o,4-,Q OMB I '-- - 4 A - THEY 49 42 25 37 9 28 17 31 33 27 THEY 21 21 24 35 16 45 19 35 19 32 ,.,.Q,.:v5 , A 1 N- i. x mein WW fx Zfweezdazl ,rg-, :-'72 2 A JUNIOR HIGH GIRL'S BASKETBALL LINE-UP We have won one game and lost one at the time of this write up. When the tournament comes this year, we hope to win it again. Kay Estes Shirley Malcolm Ann Pierson Elnora Johnson Joan Brown Betty Millikan -F- -F- -F- -G- -G- -G- Miss Lucy Piloian - Coach far - lg X 4 A 1 ll' Peggy Fleming Rebekah Tuhy Pleasy lean Smithson Pat Walker Betty Beasley Leona Hart 1 L. . N 7 I 1 1 '.1 JUNIOR HIGH BOY'S BASKETBALL LINE-UP Our team is looking forward to the Seminole County Basketball Tournament again this year, and hopes to win it for the third consecutive time. We have not played any games at the time of this write up. P yan C, I .9 Ray Fore Keith Malcolm Johnny Jones- Freddie Wheaton Lorne Mathers -F- -F- -C- g -G- -G- Jerden Boatwright Bobby Cox Hubert Priest Myron Willis Donnie Malcolm XX I , r U Eden .leadma si Y! 5 Z lm Zip The 1951 Lion baseball team will be small and lack distance hitters. Our most difficult task will be replacing Edward Duda, Bob Ward, Erwin Abell and Frankie Gore, our last year's stars. The experience gained while playing with the Oviedo Junior American Legion team should pay dividends on the diamond this spring. The success of the team will depend on developing a good catcher, a capable pitcher. two outfielders, good hitters, and fast base runners. Our pitching staff will consist of Charlie McCu1ley, Walter Duda, and Larry French. These boys will play other positions while not pitching. We hope to develop Johnny Jones into a catcher, so that Jim Wheaton may play center field to strengthen our outfield. The infield seems to be intact with Billy Meek at first base, Larry French at second base, Donnie Kasell at shortstop, and Theodore Glassmire at third base. Jim Wheaton will start in centerfield, Walter Duda in left field, and right field is wide open. Other members of the squad are as follows: Norman Fore, Richard Wyre, Ivan Iakubcin, Kenneth Malcolm, and George Domansky. These boys will have an opportunity to break into the lineup as the season progresses. Y V A Q In 1 If u p sl., f it -?4f'.--311 M. ffm 1 ' F .' ' X . . 'lg P W' Q ,2 ,' ' :lx I 14 ., X ' .X X, ' If , Q Q 'J 3,1 T - .X 'N - , ' ' ,Q 1 ' i Y- 2. V V .- Z X 4,1 5 ,H V 'u 5 . 1 f 'ii .Q - Y , I I V ax.. 1- I ' L ,. :gym Q ff 'H ff A--' --V ff? ' ff ' Q , J 1: A , . K 5 , 5 , . ifmffi ' Qi-eg K 7- , f ' iw : k M' - 'QCQEN ' is . QM' L X WR 4 W J I S i ' ,,.. ai- s me X X i s 3 W 1 r .ll-I jr' N V w 4 Q I- 5,27 g V' ff-T ,7,f 54, qewgw N iff- ,X - 74724. WZ! ,90aer?5 OVIEDO, FLDFNUA Zag Scania gm' Swan 'flute -14-' Flaw ffcuzd . QW V I . .lac 77644-'we Bettye Aulin ..... .... P resident Sadye Beth Fleming . . . . Vice President Norma Jean Hamil . . . . . . Secretary ' Ferdinand Jakubcin .... ..... T reasurer .......Sponsor Mrs. Florence Windham . . Mrs, Ralph King . , , , . , . Honorary Member Motto: Adelante siempre Adelante Flower: Poinsettia M s + lik at -Q Q 7? Colors: 9 . ' K Gold Purple White , 2 M, 'Ll' ,Q x' Purpose: ,N ' To promote a better understanding : '53 N of the Americas. : F X4 I fwffs I f'z.4r Q HV A. - , sa. W-'sew 'I V 4, ixxxx mf 3-Q 12 X 1 . -W,-Q 3 , , A-LS T V. .. L ls. -U KN. - KY' b-ff' 'qw X , fn xi Hn. , v ' ' -W. Q sw.. , X ur,-by--.U,,, . 10 , . '11 I ' .mn-!Q'q 4. kay? ., 30 ng., 1 lg ' I vi' 'E n : 2 if ,. I5 !'g 'i. .3 1? L.: 1-Lf' if' 'fix Ns 5 ,1,,S:k '41 s x 1 :sf I L' R tx H .. 1 ' I m'5:' ,'l' ' ':lI lo ' Q ,I HQMECO I .' 1 c fi 'ig 1 - . 1 A , rx 1.-.fdarfz MINS. S5 wgie JT: - f- -. ' -1 .V A- -r x .- ' 4- .F-f U 99453 W - -'gl A jfv N an ..,':am my , -. ,jx A L f 3 'R' ff? 4,. ,,,,,, , W x., ., L :gh gi' 5, H' ' -2: Q! ,ggi . ' If K S, ' fi' ' ' H-.'kfk2, 'li' n 15 nf fx' 5 STUNT NIGHT SENIOR PLAY FRESHMAN PLAY FIRST PLACE SECOND PLACE HILLBILLY SUE LIFE O'THE PARTY SOPHOMORE PLAY JUNIOR PLAY BEST ACTRESS BEST ACTOR 5 BETTYE AULIN KENNTH MALCOLM FLOWER GIRL MAY QUEEN CROWN BEARER Joy Wainwright Sadye Beth Fleming Billy Mikler NJN, i ' Lv Q' ,gli 3 Q -.. :.-i ' Il wanx no PLAY MAKES W Jace: ,,. as 3 ' sw K , ,Mn 1 1 1 1114? 'M ' .ff ,, 1 1 V g f 5 , l 'Q f 2 U Mx' 1 l vl' x 1 WW' 4 ' Q x N ,,f' X .v X -R X N z A ul Z 'X I A N X :T- fA gf 3 . , f 3 N l- C I A, J' ff w s K 1 W Q, 1 - f J N 7- f 4 f 1 f yi X X va Ax , ff 1 9 ' 1 K Q Is, - ,,, IX . 9 J gi ,W- P 'X Q H j fi. , pf J ,X W- 'fl xx ff , ly ' ,, ' 9 '-' u f Ji ' C M C b ,s Q ,, 2 -- 5 ,,-:QE f 'XX -N- uw J J, W . ,M , 'mf' ' . i. , fr -.M 1. ,gf Q QQ f 1 .A A g,,,gwy'E 9 a , ,Riw fag? FL Q Q Q f gLf', .?1Z'...:, 5 f ,fir ff f N AV QM if ff A' ff if A ' FN x ,f f 'QQ XE Elk 1' XX my fx .y xx 'x 'Li F .. bi ,vw A ll I' IM L ...M-.2 ww M .' v-- In -f , gan ,- stil E W Q '5 F--. W---..,,, 5 - .V ra? .Q i i Jiww fw-.1 N ' M w4'q Q f JH 1 A 59 ur Q hurches if .f ,,... I BIBLE -vi 1 I W , - . ,, px 11 -1- ji. fifukfs hthzmgelizzxl yuiheran Glhurrh -1- fO11 Slut: Highzuu-v 426, 2 mi. S. PV. gf' O1'ffI!0J Slahia, glflnrihzx PASTOR I MAILING ADDRESS STEPHEN M. TUHY sox 253. ovlsoo, FLA. 2-?'?'i1 Clzristizzn Day School blvnodiml Confzrence Mrmbrr qv Sfovak Evdllgfllfllf Luthzran Chllffll, U. S. A. CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL 8:30 A, M. ENGLISH 9130 A M- 10:30 A. M. sLovAK + 'I' L Eflye 'iirsi 'Qupiisi Glhurn of Ghizhn, Qfluriha O Frank C. Morgan, D.D. Pastor Schedule of Services 9:45 a 11:00 a. 7:00 p. 8:00 P 3:00 p Sunday School Worship Training Union Worship Wednesday Prayer Meeting QEvening services, in winter, start U2 hour earher j The church where you meet the friendliest people this side of heaven goafez Jlffzfflocfiaf Edgar T. Standifer, Pastor Coviufo, Qyfoulla A Friendly Church Church School. . . . . . 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship . . . . . 11:00 A. M. Youth Fellowship ........... 7:00 P. M. Evening Service ............ 8:00 P. M. fEvening Services, in winter, 112 hour earlierj You are invited to make our church your church. .A PAT RONIZE Zum ,4danzfe'4efw www' , .. Iifigffif 1 ,F - f ,. g,A..x., K K ff 'Q P i D . -X ' J Q Q LL- 5 ., ., -f 'WI ., ,aj fx i A mm .-...T.-..,,..,,,, N ,litmfiljllgif if I , i ::,. . My . . ' 'Q 1. 53. Q l img , 29531355 i IQFXW TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE Your next twenty-five years are sure to be filled with tremendous events. Important to the world around you, and even more important to that world of your own. We, of your parents' generation, went through a couple of world wars, an economic boom and an even bigger economic bust. But somehow we managed to survive. Now it's your turn. will, we are thankful have been able to do. Looking back, as old people for the few good things we Looking ahead, we find our hopes and aspirations embodied in you. We wish you all kinds ofhappiness and success and hope that you will get the same deep satisfac- tion from your life's work that we have found in twenty-five years of service to our friends and our community. Wag 3f0M 2f, AGENT Ou mm New York Life Insurance Company-m ofmfffw -39' '00, 'nan ff 'V -:gif-X 'I OVI EDO GARAGE Wrecker Service Auto Repai g I Welding 13 R. L. s1avik 4 Oviedo, F1 d 'ifoxff' LET US TELL YOU ' WHAT'S WRONG em 7wu5le7 ,. -u-f ., ef R 1 r f 1W?Q51' 325.5 Q R Ea!! 3. OVI EDO HUNTGSHELDON Mme jzazam GARAGE General Repair At Your Service Welding Wrecker S HENRY A. WOLCOTT pho 4181 Nite 4201 I H. James Gut Miss Helen Witte E. J'. Moughton, Jr. Miss Maud Wilson .Tames B. Gut Miss Elizabeth Methvin COMPLIMENTS OF H. JAM E5 GUT, Q-Xena? Phone 78 312 East First Street Sanford, Florida Z2 df awe UMW Qknafdn COMPLIMENTS OF WMM HMM Qmwmzza ERNEST HOUSHOLDER KARLYLE HOUSHOLDER DORIS HOUSHOLDER SANFORD FLORIDA f-iQfvc9 fogjgvgfggmy HARDWARE BUILDING SUPPLIES E LECTRICAL APPLIANC ES Ph 2101 O d F1 d BEST WISHES FROM YOWE L L'S A ME,-r-SLE, me M FOOD STORE A Henry Chipman, Owner X ' I FOR ALL OCCASIONS SERVE THAT EVER REFRESHING DRINK COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. COMPLIMENTS OF WJZZZPL ou: janfdil 203-209 E. First Street Phone 127 SANFORD, FLORIDA Compliments of Jgkkinslv el dn Correct Men's Wear Sanford, Florida Manhattan Shirts Mallory Hats F10rSheirr1 Shoes Northcool Suits ll Comffhnwi. Qf R .VV EST ES and Q Jfacvciallea- Wffzdm 5. WM, J E W E L E R Gifts that last 112. S. Park Avenue S ford, Florida Congratulations d Best W1Sh6S to The Class of '51 ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY Insurance-Plus Service II6 NORTH PARK AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA gfizbifdwfwdfiiiardn, INC. AUTHORIZED DEALERS . First Street At Sanford Avenue SANFORD, FLORIDA There's A Ford in your Future' Best Wishes To The Class Of '51 533 cv-f2R??w?E CQZIMVJSY- 306 E. First Street Sanford, Florida Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '51 -JOHN l.. CSALLOVVAY Tax Colle ctor Seminole County GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FROM fzeaffezzfdefzn TRUCKING CO. GENERAL OFFICES I k 11 6 F1 d COMPLIMENTS OF efwffvfwf Wckzff Brumley-Puleston Bldg. Sanford, Florida Wan ME RC LJRY COMPANY SALES MERCURY SERVICE Directly Back of Post Office P' O- BOX 360 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Telephone 1556 Sanford, Florida GHEVROLET :ffim :rv 3- - Q Q SALES SERVICE C7omj2Zc'm MLM of HO LLER Wah? jpafed. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Sales and Service Phone 1234 gr , f X mm Sanford, Florida X 74-fl Compliments of Q Q aaavzhf Consignee THE TEXAS OIL COMPANY Sanford, Florida 12,0-ua, jmfst W Z 40 ea UYIZQJN seg!-QDZY ,QZUQQ OLLIFF'S BARBER su-Iop Your Appearance Is My Business O d Florida Telephone 62 P. O. Box - 1180 STINE MACHINEQ SUPPLY COMPANY TAKES-ALL CLAMP TRUCKS PACKING HOUSE AND MILL SUPPLIES GENERAL MACHINE AND BOILER WORK ACETYLENE AND C WELDING SANFOR ORIDA CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OUTSTANDING FUNERAL HOME 3-Way Radio Control On All Ambulances FOR ALL AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE Orlando 8118 Collect v- 'f , , Amos Gr ff th Compliments of 6 ezine'-L VAN ana! STORAGE NlALCOLM'S 9145 fam!! on Lake Jessup Cabins - Boats - Motors - Live Bait Z miles north of Oviedo Look for markers On State road 419 Gomffvwemfif of- 5W!d'.f2z'4 M ovx N cs anafSTOFRAGE O1dF1d I Comffhnmda of C. R.C LGNTS and 654606106 kc! QZQUZUBQSI- INC. GROWERS and SHIPPERS Gold enandP ICI y s fc dOth Vgtbl O d F1 d I N ' in si l i? 3 f I ky Sf? 'C 1'- ., ul' V W QMZI 47 Q. QMQ AND SONS SLAVIA ' FLORIDA M Sig E' ii 5' SALES and SERVICE CENTRAL FLORIDA WQQZEQQ4 fcamjmwy 00 W. JEFFERSON ORLANDO, FLORI O SSH Ms, tpww ir GOLDEN ROD GEXP' WEQQEZL ME S ROCE HAUSEN a Wingefwaawil, I N C Your Ford Dealer For 15 Yeafrs O 1 d F1 d E t d Congratulat d Best Wishes T Th C1 f 51 Qamfkmeni? of Q Q7 foe nag C omplimenls of 9-fafzzkfa, POVVE R CGRPORATION R. R. Johnson District Manager Winter Park, Florida gjyewcefzir- ffcvfzen Oviedo Shoes and Clothing for all the family Piece goods and notions - Meats and fancy groceries May We Serve You, Please ww? Wayan Diamonds Watches WINTER PARK, FLORIDA If 1, ll do wzggf h A fi.,- BUICK Wfciovfafcvn B U IC K CC. 210 Magnolia Avenue Telephone 367 SANFORD, FLORIDA SALES SERVICE A Compliments and Best Wishes to Class of '51 RO MU! LLATE ana!ANDERS-ONS COMPLIMENTS OF QZLWQJ VAN and STO RAGE Phone 3 -444 1 135 North Main Wiffzkan ffmd G A R AG E Guaranteed Repairing Sp alizingi f t d 1'g ment C mplete b k ' I th bl k anksh ftg d g YAY BRITT TRACTOR COMPANY S A L E S SERVICE P. o. DRAWER 141 V' A C T OT!-T TELEPHONE B01 SANFORD. FLORI A C mpliments to Class f 51 FROM CENTRAL TRUCK LINES COMPLIMENTS OF EN WARD dnaffdmify, M Compliments 0 f Boyd Q' ffzafzam D' mond T Trucks Great Dane T 1 mAMoN o 1 jajegt gi Setvzce fd DISTRIBUTORS 103 S. Orange Blossom Trail Phone Z-2434 WM' J. DOERR Orlando, Florida N X A come IN Ano SEE XXX lgf' OUR BARGAINS 'V Lg ,O olr. r o T C O X oo'l . ff 4 gf? , X WHT FAlRcn.o'rH ,ga Qfwcefz X wfwfb y ,. ron GREATER VAEDUES OVIEDO, FLA. THE fzfgfenv Jgdh y' Ov: so o Owned and Controlled by Oviedo Citizens Deposits Insured Up to S 10,000.00 for Each Account Let Us Finance All Your Installment Purchases Your Business Is Appreciated CQMPLIMENTS OF it REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ' U X Registered Broker Fire and Life 1 5 s , ...fx 5 2 Monuments Ma r ke r s . .M I !- I .IE-1,53 N9 Resicdelniio, Florldgffice 3'Q3e'4QlN Nw- 'MN mx Phone 2661 Phone 2561 p 3 0619 0 elbqlat 2 foclxe 0 09 RAD no lg iw H t XXXN ea ers AND Radios jj XX To ELE c:'rRsc: co. we 4 W Q 'bps For Anything Electric aff? 567744 F-'FRUIT co. Growers Packers of Citrus Fruits BRANDS Lemac Lema Charm Cross Roads Three Feathers Also ICE MANUFACTURING Capacity--100 Tons Per Day Precooling Processing of Celery Cabbage Escarole Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 219 1 Oviedo, Florida - ,ig 5151124 ,:f 4121: 'I i7',1111y -' ' .'g1'2'1 1:,n1,s' .-11 - 1' 0 A Y A -Q1 Al' Q , N? -H I,- .U V,- . ng ,'. V CX PRODUCE Sm- X xx Y v an s g K F Qxbx L Poil? y d . rf '1T:X uA Slavia, Florida SN N X M wwe? fgzafhy fum W ITS A f1PliAS0Rt:l Q. Wefifaam A6 Sanford, Florida 'IT Good Luck and Best Wishes to The Class of 1951 THE infvf ifkzzfb NATIONAL BAN K S minole County's Oldest Bank Founded 1928 Acco ts I s ed Up to S 10,000 00 bv FDIC Sanford Flo da Congratulations to Oviedo High School Graduates CHASE 6' COMPANY Organized 1884 SANFORD, FLORIDA Growers and shippers of Florida fruits and vege- tables. Distributors fertilizers , crates and grow- er's supplies. 7.1 2564? M5564- FRGM THE F LGRIDA KFQZZ 64144 Of Race TREW 8 106 one Orlando , Florid Wwwmfww MM MM V m CONGRATULATIONS am!9ZwZXgwQ VVHEELER eHQZ?Mbf5 MANUFACTURERS OF THAT GOOD HWHEELCO BRAND FERTILIZERS PHONE NO 2511 QVIEDQ FLORIDA l X . f ,X f , . , wtf 'Az ' 3 'lfnrflonal ,A Jlulumolm, Pm-ts Jlssonuhon Y. COMPLIMENTS OF ghd cvimefb JOlNER'S AUTO PARTS Winter Garden and Apopka, Florida PHONE :: WHOLESALE JOBBER 1 PHONE 19 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and ACCESSORIES 319 SEQZSEQZ CHARLES T. NIBLACK NNIBLACK BRAND ,wwe .ww eezw, and www OVIEDO. FLORIDA o - . , . ' l yn 111915 HLVIS' ,Y:'l - 4 I I .f ' 'll ' 1 Gomplfm Mak of I gif DENMARK Kg Q Wim Qmda- Kaz ia - Q Play More - Live Longer , 149 N. Main Street .bb Phone 8544 .9 Orlando, Florida Wie Qnzb? ffm 1951 Wishes to express their appreciation to the advertisers and friends who made this Annual possible. -W X lgefi ...AY Coach Kon the bus coming back from a ball gamej: Is there a mackintosh back there big enough to keep two young ladies warm ? Gissie: No, but there's a McCu1ley who's willing to try. Two buzzards were lazily soaring over the desert when a jet-propelled plane zipped by them, its exhausts throwing flame and smoke. As it whizzed out of sight, one of the buzzards remarked: That bird was really in a hurry. You'd be in a hurry too, said the other, if your tail was on fire. ' ' Insurance Man: Ever had an accident? Norman: Nope, but a rattler bit me once. Insurance Man: Don't you call that an accident? Norman: No, he bit me on purpose. Complimenis of fffkfzq PHOTOGRAPHER 531 N. Orange Ave. Phone 33867 J ML! UF FRIENDS Mmm M W WM I U 1 xp 7 I fs. 9 Ha. Jmffr W,M'm ,4fH','s -1 nn, ,- fx if X.. I C'-L I. L A . .Hua 291 Q Q' j' 5 ,I 'f If-5, '- --nr .,,s:l.-, 3' 1: 1 13. :P 1' ..r ' f- - 215' 113,11 -'TL x 1:54, .f W, if . ,.,. Ei. +1 ,ff Tl. v ,M-,..,5 QW , 1 -... r g1'fffL 2 hz, . 'z:'., :sf k3.35:,, 1 J 1 ...-. M y..2-, 1 QE., I, QI . .. s :V - tlnav, :gf .4-,A A -1 . Q 4, , ? 1 . ,1 . 3' gyf, ffill. .J LY:-L I Q.. wwxi H gf L' ,,.f -.,JPL1.:. 1' . 231-1 ff ' li 4, 4 , H f Af- -, JE' X54 V' vt ,xl L 1 .,- 1-lu' A ,VI , .4 A+ Tb U ' M Mn' ur ', '.v4'Lf,.,,.h:1'- '-Mm MW XT: 'nm F 4 , 1 ,VV Q 1 gfzmusmmmrexfemm zsenegwfw