Oviedo High School - Oviedian Yearbook (Oviedo, FL)

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?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'

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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.