Oviedo High School - Oviedian Yearbook (Oviedo, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1955 volume:

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Qlatfffbq 09.CAJP+'5'5 -:::14.g- .ww-, Si-xx-X -3g..3m.F 950-,xoom fig:-'fig' -,xxo 95p- 046200 F51 ?XoixA'a 'gf' gmac. x95Pf 05 TITLE PRINC IPAL'S MESSAGE ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STAFF SENIORS C IASSES JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY ATHLETICS FAVORITES ACTIVITIES CHURCHES ADVERTISEMENTS DEDICATION To Mr. Lyle Lowry, beloved tea- cher of science and mathematics and sponsor of the Inmior Class, a man of high character and innu- merable capabilities ----- We gratefully dedicate the 1955 OVIEDIAN in appreciation of the service he has rendered our school and the interest he has shown in us as individuals. PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE As another school year draws to a close we look back in an attempt to measure our progress. We find that in some areas om' gains are great--in others small. Oncloser examination perhaps we see that our successes are in proportion to our efforts. If this we see then. we truly have learned a valuable lesson. XXX ADMINISTRATION PROF. STEWART GATCHEL MRS. DOUGLASS ARIE PROF. R. T, MILWEE Principal Secretary County Superinten- dent SCHOOL BUILDING in in 5 . Q ?Mffff PROF STEWART GATCHEL, Principal M Ed 1ohnB. Stetson University MR. PAUL MIKLER M.A.E. . University of Florida History and Physical Ed. MR. LYLE L. LOWRY A.B. Ed. , Science and Math University of Kentucky MRS. M. B. SMITH A .B . . Florida Southern M.A . . Stetson University English and Library MISS LOIS RUDDELL A.B. Ed. . English and Spanish University of Georgia MRS. THEODORE AULIN, IR. B.S.E. . Florida Southern Commercial, English MRS. J. M. STALEY B.S. . Florida Southern Home Economics and Science MRS. J. E. WINDHAM A.B. . Rollins College Sixth Grade MRS. E. G. WHITNEY Michigan State University of Michigan Fifth Grade MRS. CADER HART B.S. . Western Kentucky Teachers' College Fourth Grade MRS. W. A. TEAGUE A.B., Stetson Third Grade MISS DOROTHY RICE A .B. , Biblical Education Columbia Bible College. A Rollins Second Grade MISS ERNESTINE FRENCH Arkansas State College First Grade MRS. BENNET LAND Music B Stetson County Supervisor of Music and Choral Director MR. MICHAEL FISHER B.M. Mason College of Music Band BUS DRIVERS Mr. Edwin Hamil, Mrs. W. H. Mentzer, and Mr. Paul Priest LUNCHROOM STAFF Mrs. Cartledge, Mrs. Weitman. and Mrs. Partin. ,sv if - x L42 'fb K Af wg-0 ' iihfw .wi axf fax' ' X ek P' .1 ,Y fa ms. 5, fc My ,aw AH ,QE ar wp Z.5',-2'.-f'.,.....,f- v...M.N.. N ' 'fwiim i ,fa 'Q ,X ' 445- f V' 'wi 1 515' fi ww, S 2 'Y' ...Q 3.4 tx , - ' -' na ..- V Xu 1 Hy, J? Rebekah Tuhy - - - Shirley Malcolm - Kenneth Malcolm - - - Ioan Brown ---- Bryant Hickson - - Johnny jones - - Mabel Congleton - Nancy Myers - - - Paul Mikler - - - - - - - - Annual Sponsor ANNUAL STAFF Ann Pierson - - - - - Editor-in-Chief Edith Dishman - - - - -Assistant Editor Le0na Hart ---- ------- B usiness Manager Charles Mentzer ---- Assistant Business Manager - - - - - Typist - - Assistant Typist - - - Ioke Editor - - - - -Prophet , . . rj X , l - - - -Historian X Z - - Sports Editor R2 - ------ Photographer ar! X Assistant Photographer .Q ya SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MOTTO Enter to learn: Go forth to servei' 3 FLOWER Rose COLORS Blue and White President ---- - - EDITH DISHMAN Vice President ---- - - - JOHNNY JONES secretary ---- - - ANN PLERSON Treasurer - - - - - LEONA HART BRUCE ALAN PEAIRS Transferred from Edgewater FFA 1.2.3 Secretary 3 Science Club 4 PAUL MIKLER Annual Sponsor CHARLES WILLIAM MENTZER Baseball 1, 2, 3. Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play ANDREW AULIN, IR. Chapel Program Chairman 1 Vice President 2 Stunt Night 2.3 Glee Club 2,3 Bible Club 2 Baseball 4 Band 1.2.3.4 Science Club 4 JOAN NASHALA BROWN Basketball 1.2.3.4 Glee Club 1. 2.3.4 Bible Club 1 FHA 1 stun: Night 1.2.3 Cheerleader 1 Annual Staff MABEL LORENE CONGLETON Stunt Night 1.2.3.4 Chapel Chairman 4 Cheerleader 1. 2 Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Junior Play Bible Club 1 Annual Staff EDITH ELLIS DISHMAN President 4 Secretary 3 Basketball 1. 2. 3.4 Glee Club 1. 2 Stunt Night 1.2.3.4 Junior Play Cheerleader 2 FHA 2 Bible Club 2 Library Club 4 Annual Staff DIXIE LEONA HART Vice President 1.3 Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Bible Club 1 FHA 1 Stunt Night 1 Basketball 3.4 Junior Play Annual staff JOHN BATTS JONES Secretary and Treasur Vice President 4 Basketball 8, 1, 2, 3. 4 Baseball 8. 1.2.3.4 Stunt Night 1.2.3.4 Band 1 Junior Play Annual Staff 81' BRYANT NAPOLEON HICKSON President 1 Stunt Night 1.2.3 Annual Staff JOHN KENNETH MAIBOLM Baseball 2.3 Glee Club 4 Stunt Night 1.2.3.4 Library Club 4 SHIRLEY IRIS MALCOLM Basketball 1, 2 Glee Club 1. 2. 3,4 Bible Club 1 FHA 1 Stunt Night 2 Annual Staff DOLORES AGNES MASTERS Glee Club 1. 2, 3.4 Bible Club 1 FHA 1 Stunt Night 3 I NANCY ANN MYERS Glee Club 1, 2. 3.4 FHA 1 Bible Club 1 FHA 1 Basketball 3. 4 Stunt Night 2.3 Annual Staff MARTHA ANN PIERSON Glee Club 1. 2.3.4 Bible Club 1 FHA 1 Basketball 1.2. 3.4 Stunt Night 2.3.4 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Annual Staff LOIS MAE RAMBO Transferred from Warren High Pennsylvania Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Library Club 4 President 3 Junior Play Girls State 4-H 3,4 May Queen CAN YOU IMAGINE? P? Becky - - Being late? Ann ---- Flirting? Mabel - - - Weighing 200 lbs? Joan ----- Quiet and demure Leona - - - With jet black hair? Bruce - - - With a mustache? Charlie - - -i Being shy? Andy ---- Without a car? Bryant ------ Kenneth - - - - Lois--- --- Nancy-- --- Shirley- - - - - Dolores ----- Johnny - - - - - adam-U -- REBEKAH RUTH TUHY Glee Club l.2.3,4 Triple Trio 3.4 Annual staff With curly hair? Not smiling? Teaching school? Wearing glasses? Not liking hillbillies Without a ring? Without a date? Without Ott? ,'W PROPHECY Ten years have passed and the lights are low in radio station WDIG. The audience is excited as the Master of Ceremonies makes the announcement that through some coin- cidence all of the guest tonight, with the exception of two persons who work for the radio and TV Station, are graduates of the Oviedo High class of 1955. Andrew Aulin, one of our best band leaders. is now conducting his band on radio V. .-, and television. I-le and Bryant Hickson work together everyday. Bryant p is the technician for the television program on which Andrew is perform- , 's -1, ing. N?-fr' The Master of Ceremonies is none other than Kenneth Malcolm, now Mayor of Oviedo. His first guest is Miss Rebekah Tuhy. now a . is l professor of music in one of the larger universities in the East. Becky says teaching just couldn't be better. Miss Mabel Congleton. an auto agency secretary, is working for an Orlando dealer. She has high hopes of being advanced to a larger agency in Kentucky soon. Mr. Johmmy Jones, who is a pharmacist in the Oviedo Drug Store, and his steno- grapher. the former Miss Leona Hart, will soon make their home in Lake Charm Park. near the Myers residence. Mrs. Edith Dishman, now the mother of two children, is no longer working in the drug store, but is staying at home and playing housewife. Our married man of the class. Charles Mentzer. is working hard for Uncle their ten kids! Meanwhile Charles' boss is none other than his former classmate Bruce Peairs who is also a family man. At a big national convention held in the famous metropolitan city of Geneva the secretaries of our class, Lois Rambo and Ann Pierson, attended and won Sam in the U.S. Navy. He plans to retire soon after and help his wife raise l' national honors for achievement. Miss Nancy Myers came back for a final visit to Oviedo before returning up north where she plans to live the rest of her life. Coming to our city on a famous Cornbelt airplane piloted by an international- ly known pilot. Dolores Masters. they both were given a hearty welcome by a famous hillbilly band- leader, Shirley Malcolm. who is performing at the swanky night club, Celery Plaza, downtown. xX 1 'l'he beauty advisor of our class, Joan Brown, has begun her work as head beautrcian rn Ivey's of Orlando. Well I see that the senior class has turned out better than scien- . trsts astrologers and our teachers predicted. Prophet, if SUCCESS It's doing your job the best you can, And being fair to your fellow men, It's making money, but holding friends, And staying true to your aims and ends, It's figuring how and learning why, And looking forward and thinking high, And dreaming a little and doing muchg It's keeping always in closest touch With what is finest in word and deed, It's being thorough yet making speed, It's daring blithely the field of chance, While making labor a brave romance, It's going onward despite defeat , ,fl 'w 'mu ffwozwff fy? And fighting staunchly, but keeping sweet, It's being clean, and it's playing fair, It's laughing lightly at Dame Despairg It's struggling on with the will to win, But taking loss with a cheerful gring It's sharing sorrow, and work, and mirth And making better this good old earth, It's serving, striving through strain and stress, It's doing your noblest--that's success. - - - -- -Contributed. ij' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Andrew Aulin, will and bequeath my experience in band to Wallace Kelsey, my ability to skip school to Keith Malcolm and my office work to Donnie Malcolm. I, Joan Brown, will and bequeath my bad temper to Bobby Cox, my ability to eat candy in typing class to Elena Tuhy, and my job as co-captain of the basketball team to Kay Estes. x I, Nancy Myers, will and bequeath my ability to sell maga- I X zines to Peggy Fleming and my height to Shirley Partin. ' I, Rebekah Tuhy. will and bequeath my long blond hair to Melanie Jackson, my share of the rice and beans to Bobby Cox, and the way I blush to Mary Ann Tesinsky. 5 W-1-,Jr I, Charles Mentzer, will and bequeath my ability to go with all the girls to Ray Fore and my ability to play basketball to Raymond Mik- - ler. I, Dolores Masters, will and bequeath my loud mouth to Pat Walker, my slenderness to Mary Anne Slayton, and my ability to go with Orlando boys to Elena Tuhy. I, Johnny Jones, will and bequeath my ability to get along with girls to Bobby Cox, my ability to get to school on time to Lorne Mathers, and my ability to get out of class to Freddie Wheaton. l, Lois Rambo, will and bequeath my ability to skip school without being caught to Jean Smithson and my ability to get along with the teachers to Bobby Cox, and to Nadine Bostick l will my ability to type. I, Edith Dishman, will and bequeath my bashful nature to Peggy Fleming, my ability to play basketball alternate semesters to Jean Smithson, and my ability to sign my own re- port card to Donnie Malcolm. I, Leona Hart, will and bequeath my ability to go steady to Freddie Wheaton. I, Ann Pierson, will and bequeath my ability to get along with Coach to Bobby Cox and my blond hair to Elena Tuhy. I, Kenneth Malcolm, will and bequeath my ability to play basket- ball to Freddie Wheaton, and my love spot on the balcony to Ray Fore. I, Shirley Malcolm, will and bequeath my ability to get tickled to Dawn Walker and my height to Shirley Partin, l. Bruce Peairs, will and bequeath my ability to play basketball to Ereddie Wheaton, and my curly hair to Carl Fabry. E if E?'f-,e I 2 2 Easifi- CLASS HISTORY In the first grade we began with Alben Ellis, Anne Duckworth, Ann Pierson, Belvia Hagans, Beverly Ann Barr, Bill James, Bobby Cox, Bryant, Hickson, Donnie Malcolm, Doris George, Edith Nettles, Elmore Green, Jack Raulerson, Ierden Boatwright, Joe Fulghum, Johnny Jones, Leo Green, Mary McConaha, Owen George, Rebekah Tuhy, Robert McConaha, Ronnie Cox, Shirley Malcolm, and W. H. Hilliard. Since the first grade we have lost Albert Ellis, Anne Duckworth. Belvia Hagans, Beverly Ann Barr, Bill James. Bobby Cox, Donnie Malcolm, Doris George, Robert McConaha, Ronnie Cox. and W. H. Hilliard. We have gained Andrew Aulin, Bruce Peairs, Charles Mentzer, Dolores Masters, Edith Dishman, Joan Brown, Kenneth Malcolm, Leona Hart, Lois Rambo, Mabel Congleton, Nancy Myers, and Johnnie Mae Fortson. Now, i.n the 12th grade we have 17 students hoping to receive their diplomas in June. They are Ann Pierson, Rebekah Tuhy, Joan Brown, Johnny Jones, Bryant Hickson, An- drew Aulin, Edith Dishman, Mabel Congleton, Nancy Myers, Johnnie Mae Fortson, Bruce Peairs, Dolores Masters, Charles Mentzer, Lois Rambo, Kemieth Malcolm, Leona Hart, and Shirley Malcolm. x J 'Remember that whatever you do or wherever you are, you are never alone. Ezra Taft Benson. What we are is God's gift to us. What we become is our gift to God. Louis Nizer. The secret of success is constant practice. The pay-off will be worth the effort. Leonard A. Stevens. 'There is nothing like undeserved praise for putting human beings in a good temper. Praise not only pretends that we are better than we are, it may help to make us better than we are. The New Statesman. Jumping to conclusions doesn't always make for happy landings. .Q Vg !..'V. 1 1 P' V V55 H '2'3.X 1i Tl I nr 1 f--4'-5 If .lwgyw ,T..Y A o oo POLICE A20m0 x 5' 'ha U, ' ' 1 ., 4- . h . , .. r Q 'X ' 'K . W . - L. v I' f.,w5'y 4., f E I A WF MMS, J' f-Ph. wervfwmw V9 .7 0 f f4.,,.d'.ln JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS MOTTO ---- United we standg Divided we fall. FLOWER - - ---------- White Carnation COLORS - - - - - Blue and White Vice President Secretary - - - President - - - Treasurer - - - - - - LORNE MATHERS - - MYRON WILLIS - - -NADINE BOSTICK - - PAT WALKER BOBBY COX IA MES MCGILL TERRY MCMAHAN NORMAN NICKS HUBERT PRIEST NADINE BOSTICK RAY FORE KEITH MAICOIM IDRNE MATHERS BETTY MILLIKAN PAT WALKER FREDDE WHEATON MYRON WILLIS DONNIE MALCOLM JOHNNY SELPH DOROTHY SIMMONS PLEASY JEAN SMITHSON LOUIE STURMER A man can do more than he thinks he can, but usually less than he thinks he does. Science advances through teamwork. -,a C . Montgomery Johnson . v A H ww 1',L1:,fis2? 1, . , . - ..,, 7 V fqxggzLi'.g 1 , 'fmizgk 1 wil f f K5 . .qwk-s,.'. Q 4, .W , L. - . L5 zfgjf'-. XE 115,33 , Hfkg-12 , lfflffs' , 'f 1 x u 'T in A 'X X Y . , Q' i f .K 1 A, A any w'I'wQw M., ff 2 Y ,. li VN' M. . Mft' ,iraeffh K 1 -sy F45 Sym w- A W3 W 4 vffigysfvv Q5 X SOPHOMORE OFFICERS COLORS - - - - - Purple and Gold FLOWER - - - - - Gladiolus J jf l Vice Presldent Peggy Flem ng Secretary Treasurer Elena Tuhy ga C f' 2 - I '71 ff President - - - - - Danny Biestel , . N 4 Q ' A - - - - 1 .Q Z ' - -- A f i' af Dan Beistel Tom Brown Betty Beasley Luther Duda Peggy Fleming Gordon Horton Billy Lane Glenn Lee Ferdinand Duda Kay Estes Raymond Mikler Ludomil Morski Wayne Stanley Elena Tuhy Marvin Wrye A Carol Kimmel 5 r l - ' ff I Dawn Walker sq-a!l I x. 'HI f E A xg nQ!,f 1,,g,g, .Al .::,T-fi-L -- .'.:. Homework is always a source of resistance and a test of your patience. Alexamdra Krastin. The Essence of Friendship Oh, the comfort, the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person: having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words, but to pour them all out, just as they are, chaff and grain together, knowing that a faithful hand will take and sift them, keep what is worth keeping,-and then, with the breath of kindness. blow the rest away. ' George Elliot mf., gr' V xg Q, ,Q 4 Ry K fig 'A 1 . Q, wk L. lfzeffmwz F RESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS coLoR - - - ---------- - Red FLOWER - - - - - Rose Vice President Treasurer - - President - - - 5 f Z ff 1 Q Secretary - - - - - - - Janet George - - - Carl Fabry Georgie Dishman - - William Hart Amos Barr Phyllis Cicmanec Royal Harper William Hart Howard Hunt Melanie Jackson Georgiana Dishman Andrew Duda III Carl Fabry Janet George Szirley Partin Regina Rambo Richard Smithxon Mary Ann Tesinsky I BRIDE: I can cook only two things, meat loaf and peach cobblet. GROOM: Now which one of those is that! Hickory dickory dock Three mice ran up the clock, The clock struck one And the other two escaped with minor injuries. V Don Ulrey wane: Walker if Fx vt? fx fx x,,ga if if Fred Alford, James Brookshire, Nellie Ruth Beasley, Karen Boatwright, Leon Cullum, Beverly Dariry, Evelyn Fulghum, Virginia Green, Harry Gore, Eugene I-lickson, Cheryl Harper, Rose Holland, Bernard Jacobs, Wallace Kelsey, Thomas Masters. James Mentzer, Mary Lou Oliver, Annie Raulerson, Fred Robbins, Ormand Simmons, Billy Smithson, Mary Ann Slayton, Melvin Van Camp, Virginia Wrye, Ruby Lee Trowell, Rosalee Bryant, Beverly Kimmel, Margaret Johns. 7 X SEVENTH GRADE Robert Andrews Wes Evans Jlme Fleming Margaret Fortson Bobby George Rodney Greene Edward Hill Jack Hill Margaret Hunt Patricia Jackson Carol Milliken Evon Miller Harold McConaha Joanne Oliver Charles Parker Ellen Raulerson Wayne Simmons H. R. Spencer Benny Wainwright Ronnie Willis Virgil Wilson Nancy Melancon Sonny Priest Betty Jean Harvey ANNUAL SANFORD CHRISTMAS PARADE WINNING FLOAT SCHOOL DIVISION GAIL GATCHEL GUY LINGO IIMMY PEARSON BETH GORE V JIMMY PEARSON BETH GORE GAIL GATCHEL GUY LINGO GAIL GATCHEL GUY LINGO JIMMY PEARSON BETH GORE ' GF f:A': 9? . nh. '- s 1 W wifi, , K2 Q? X :,, R , , 5 ,f X. X . ,as .. W- if femenfwbqy Va Qtr' SIXTH GRADE Ls! ' ' -:Il n X9 Gladys Alford Mary Andrews Martha Boatwright Alben Myers James Mullis Norman Betsinger Douglas Day Robert Olliff Carol Parker Tommy Estes Bessie Fleming Jacquillien Pendarvis Marie Pierce Julie Gore William Hill Ginger Pipkin Eric Pearson Joe Horton Marilyn Mathers Mary Rowland Walter Teague Danura Morski Sonny Millikan Jen'y Ulrey Barbara Kimmel Carole Alford John David Beasley Randy Betsinger John Courier Billy Cox Allen Cullum Amber Darity Tommy Estes Loretta Fore Linda Fortson Claude Green Josephine Genton Diana George Audrey Greene Linda Harris If Qty 'J Q sa X -4 s is FIFTH 6' Y l Q ffl - -5 GRADE ex I Warren Harper Walter Hill Reggie Lane Charles Littleton Joel Malcolm John McConaha John Mogus Helen Memory Tommy Partin Billy Robbins Jessie Raulerson Eugene Shull Ray Slater Roy Wainwright Julia Kimmel Bonnie Io Preston I X: ff FOURTH GRADE S ' -E. - fi ei 41 W., ..... David Fulghum Bobby Holland Carolyn Jacobs Jimmy Jones Thad Lingo Suzanne Partin Bruce Packard Butch Pendarvis Anne Slavik Larry Simmons Rodger Smithson Gary Sokalitsky Billy Schumacher David Van Camp Marsha Melancon Kitty Raulerson Diane Aulin Rose Marie Beasley Beverly Cauthan Judy Fornes THIRD GRADE Jeanie Alford, Donna Auker, Carol Beasley, Tommy Betxinger, Lorene Cauthan, Anne Foster, Kelly Fore, Wayne Fulghum, Danny Gamrnage, Kenneth Genton, Carl Hill, Wayne Jacobs, Roger Kerr, Gail Mathis, Sandra Millikan, Alan McCall, Brenda Mas- ters, Rebecca Mullis, Douglas Reynolds, Allen Shull, Susan Slayton, Carole Simmons, Mary Willis, Wayne Wilson, Leroy Woods, Fonz Wiggins, Dennis Simmons, Sharon Darity. Kenneth Andrews Ted Aulin Jan Beasley Jim Beasley Walter Beasley James Courier Margaret Cauthan Melanie Dickens Arthur Evans Colleen Cameron Jimmy George Shelby Gore Ronald Hamil Annie Holland Larry Lane SECOND GRADE Marshall Lingo Jimmy Long Paul Lundy David Mullis Robert Myers Linda Faye Memory Ann Miskotten Sarah Pipkin Marilyn Partin Irene Raulerson Cheryl Scofield Robert Schumacher Irma Kay Slater Mike Simmons Linda Spencer Gay Lee Ulrey Henry Allen Ward Myra Walker Alex Kimmel Linda Long E? 3 N X 7 V , X ist FIRST GRADE Betty Ann Hudson Henry Long Charles Massey Tim Packard lean Schumacher Larry Shull Joy Wainwright Robert Walker Miriam Wheeler Martha Ann Willis Margaret Wolcott James Cauthan 3 Kenneth Alexander Larry Wayne Chubb Milton Elwood Clark Eugene Coleman Merry Dicken David Lee Evans Eileen Fortson Carl George i-1. T.-..1 . J' 'li E33 E. M,L.MV ff MW fi sa, QYFTKSL, vi GPM W 4- ,,. 'x 'Q f f Q IL . 5 - I pg 'Q gf I o I i ' I . . ATHLETICS T I lm 7 ,f MM if IAQ X9 1 Qf yi E A GIRLS' BASKETBALL Standing: Co-Captain, Ioan Browng Coach, Margarete Parting Captain, Edith Dishman. Kneeling: Ann Pierson, Phyllis Cicamanec, Melanie Jackson, Jean Smithson, Dorothy Simmons. Seated: Nadine Bostick, Pat Walker, Leona Hart, Shirley Partin, Kay Estes Nancy Myers, Janet George, Betty Beasley, Betty Millikan, Georgia Dishman, and Peggy Fleming. SHOOT! REBOUND! These are the most popular words on the N basketball court these days. Our season so far has been good as we have won seven and , only lost three conference games. xr' I - D s .- -V We have been handicapped the second semester by the loss . regulations, but with the girls determination, spirit, team- - ' work and good sportsmanship we are still counting on a good showing the rest of the season. sf Q :rn x , fig, V - 4-' Q S of our captain and star forward, Edith Dishman, due to state . ' . ' ' ri , U X akin! -xii +P-Y W 414 I I ww J M wifi.: .1 5 uEAi42:1L4,45fiZ 'A !f31?,J 72'-V X , ka, Wk? Aa, . f 71 , . :pw - is 'QY '14 4 . - ' 4 l, W- -JW sm 9353? Q , it xxx 3 iam Wf!'F 1 ' f ,-3, 1' 'Wk N, f ' la .. 5 f if ' I BOYS' BASKETBALL Ray Fore, Keith Malcolm, Co-Captalnsg Johnny Jones, Freddie Wheaton, Hubert Priest, Coach Paul Mikler, Luther Duda, William Hart, Carl Fabry, Myron Willis, Marvin Wrye, Raymond Mikler, Ferdinand Duda, James McGill, Andrew Duda, and James Hill not shown in photo. As we go to press the unbeaten 1955 Lion quintet is riding on the crest of an amazing- fourteen- game winning streak. We opened the season with an impressive victory over a good Pierson team. Central Florida fans were shocked when our Lions upset the Edgewater Eagles from Orlando on their own floor. This was perhaps the greatest basketball victory in our school's history. Oviedo won two games from the always dangerous Lyman Grayhounds, the second game by a convincing 65-54 score. The latest victory was over a highly rated Titus- ville Terrior team by a 59-46 score. Basketball critics rate Oviedo as a strong favorite to win the CFC and group tournaments. Keith at center, and Freddie and Ray at guard. Johnny is our leading scorer with 290 points. Freddie is our playmaker and with Johnny forms a great re- bounding pair. Keith is our second highest scorer. Hubert and Ray are steady performers at their forward and guard positions. Ferdinand and Jim have been our dependable substitutes. x fy 'Q-'f - xi Our starting line up consists of the following: Johnny and Hubert at forward. . 6. A. 'Q V oo 'Y . NX x UC 355' 5 S fi' gi ul H V ze P 7 5 , 5 LA W sw if J fi m XS' M ' I 4' GIRLS WE THEY 65 - - - Pierson - - - - 76 57 -- - Lyman -- --42 59 - - - Pierson - - - - 63 60 - - - Groveland - - - - 48 34 - - - Umatilla - - - - 27 40 - - - St. Cloud - - - - -32 41 - - - Tavares - - - - -25 51 - - -Lyman - - - - 45 43 - - Leesburg - - - - 58 48-- --Lyman -- --44 32 - - - -Titusville - - - -- 38 44 - - Clermont - - - -49 38 -- --Umati11a-- -- 51 38-- --Mt.Dora-- --44 38 - - - Titusville ----------- 29 42 - - - - St. Cloud ---------- - 33 57 ----------- Lyman District Preliminary - - 43 BOYS WE THEY 55---- --Pierson--- ----51 68 - - - - - Montverde ---- - - - 32 67--- --Pierson --... --- --46 48 - - - - - EdgewaterfOrlandoj- - - - - 46 62 - - - - - Groveland ------ - - -39 77 ------ - - Umatilla - - - - - 40 65 ------- -- St. C1oud--- -- 24 52--- --Tavares-- ---35 63--- --Lyman-- -- 61 64--- --Tavares--- --45 65--- --Lyman--- --54 59--- -- Titusville -- ---46 85--- --Clermont-- ---'35 79--- --Umati11a-- --57 63--- --Mt. Dora- ---43 46 - - - - - Titusville - - - - - 39 86 - - - - - Bishop Moore - - - - 40 69--- ---- St.C1oud--- -- 31 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 76--- ------ Ho11yHil1---- -- 8 95--- --- --Sevil1e----- --60 65--- --1.ymm-Fma1s--- --59 Q- , . --, , , 1 F1 -- -1 1:-- fi-'-.'3'1'-' --.5-:,1p,-g:.. :u:--:- .-L:..-- 1m.-- ,...,-- - .... I . ' - .1 N I P 1il1Pl I oviearssma I Eagles, 48-46 .By KENT CHETLAIN Staff Sports Writer A tiny Oviedo Lion quintet from the hinterlands of Sem-I inole County dazzled the Edge- 'water High School cagers with a scrappy fast-breaking attack to take a 48-46 decision from fthe Eagles on their home court last night. , ' Oviedo had to resort to two stalling actions in the last two 4 minutes, though, to offset a re- surgent Eagle five, led by lanky southpaw shooting John ,Wassenaar, w ho bucketed three baskets in the last three' .minutes on long one-handers. After Edgewater jumped off I to a slim 16-15 first period on fthe crippling, delt lefthanded ,pushers of junior guard Roger IFleming, Oviedo surged into ethe lead behind its senior .shooting ace, Johnny Jones. IJONES SCORES 24 - Jones, who scored' six points in the initial period, went wild -for 12 in the-second stan- za, staking the Lions to a com- lfortable 28-23 margin. Jones -led both teams with 24 points. John Pietch and Wassenaar -hit for six andfive points in the third period as the Eagles lcut down the margin to 40-37 at the opening of the fourth period. ' . Despite Dan Perkins' 20-foot one-handed swisher, Wassen- aar's three consecutive court smkers-and F1eming's game- ending buzzer basket, 0viedo's co-ordinated stalling tactics St0Pped any hopes the Eagles llhad 112 th? Walling minutes. - ..n.n.,.. ----H -- -- -f Y g Saturday Dec ll, 1954 rfrvra 1 llhE5i6ii'QEaQlbr5':fk- lllgl lay-up was the crippler, giving Oviedo a four-point spread to preserve in the last gned and one-half minutes. ' ig R! Q ldsewater Ov- 79 ft tot. Jones 9 6 24Carson 1 0 2 Priest 3 1 7Oestr1r-her 0 0 0 Malcolm 3 2 8Wassena.ar 6 3 15 F010 1 0 2Pietsch 3 1 1 Wheaton 3 1 '71-Iayes 2 0 4 Perkins .2 0 4 ,Flemlnz 7 0 14 Totals 19 10 48 Totals 21 4 46 Score by periods: , Oviedo I ..v.. . ,.,.. -,.15 13 12 S-4. Edgewater ---------16 1 14 10-e-46 Oviedo .lV's Edgewater JV's 79 ft tot. fa ft tot. Mccm 1 o 2Ho1r o 1 1 Wrye 2 1 Slialverson 3 0 6 Fabry 0 0 OD, Edwards 1 1 3 L. Dfudl 1 0 2W. Edvlrds I 0 2 Kelsey - 1 0 2Conley 1 0 2 Mlkler ' 0 0 0Swasowski 0 0 0 Ulry 0 0 0Hudson 1 0 2 Doftherbw 1 0 2 Johnson 6 0 12 Elliott 1 0 2 Totals 5 -1 11 otals 15 2 32 Score bv Dlriods: Oviedo JVs e.,, .. ,,..- 3 4 0 4-11 Edgewater JVs ...... .10 8 11 3-32 Oviedo Thumps I Tavares, 64-45 TAVARES - Oviedo contin- ued its undefeated march here last night by thumping Tavares, 64-45, in a Central Florida Con- ference basketball game. The Lions took an early lead and were never headed. In a B team game, Tavares won, 44-32, with Bob Blair hit- ting 17 for Tavares. I 0vi'5EiolBeais1 Titusville, 59-46 OVIEDO - Oviedo's league- leading Lions cashed in at the foul line in a rough and tumble game last night to dump the Titusville Terriers, 59-46, 'in a CFC contest. Both teams lost three play- ers via the foul route in the foul infested scrap. The Lions' southpaw forward Johnny Jones bucketed 26 points to take high point honors for the evening. . In winning their 12th vic- tory against no setbacks, Paul Mikler's cagers overcame the last obstacle in their quest for the CFC crown. I In the girls' game the Titus- Iville girls took a 38-32 win. The Titusville .Iva -completed the triple-header by whipping the Lion reserves, 33-17. I TITUSVILLE OVIEDO lg ft me fa ft tae Legg 3 1 '1Jones 'I 12 26 Robinson 3 2 8Priest 3 0 6 Pubins 3 4 10Malcolm 4 2 10 Davis 3 6 .12Fooe 1 4 5 Pauley 2 2 Bwheaton. 2 5 9 Brown - 1 1 :sr-. man 1 o 2 Green 5.1, :Hill - - - Wells - - -L- Dwi' - Totals 15 is 451.11311 il ' -' Oviedo Slios, Past f Lyman In Overtime OVIEDO - The Oviedo Lions kept a perfect slate iin nine games by'edging the - lman Greyhounds in a dou e oifertime game, -63-61. '. ' In the junior, varsity con- .3352 I ovisdo M mot-ravfrt ,, ,rg test, Lyman Jayveesiwon, 39: -1 4 26K 4 ' ' ' .g,4:n::tlm 5 glaggrlllllpz on if 3 2 19, while Oviedo girls 154,12 2 glsgsfdjon g 8 2 team took their game, 51-45. . Wil-:stan 2 3 'larfifoa 5 3 13 'Y AN- 'rg fuoiovlno :gum Pendleton 3 0 5 nnsmn '1 a ivaanea '1 9 23 Totals 23 in I4 Tohls zo s 45 hm, 2 0 4p,1,,g -4 ,2 io Sears by Quarters: Thomas 3 2 Bllhleolmf Q 4 I6 Oviedo ......... .... 1 5 13 19 17-64 napkins 6 3 15Fore 2 1 5 Tavares ...... .....- I 15 10 14-45 Helms 6 5 1'7yhB:lf-3: g 5 3 - , Q, nm! X24 LHISIQIQPH 1-Ulf? How does a' team from the town of Oviedo defeat a school the size of Edgewater- we w asked That'a simple . ,I . ere . : The team that scores the most points always wins. While not trying ,to take anything 'away from Paul Mik1er's Oviedo quintet' Uohnny Jones et all, we feel sure the Eagles would wm easily if. the game were replayed in midseason. 'When Edgewater's giants have a few more weeks of practice under their belts, they'll be plenty tough. 3 - I M 7, Conference Stondingf' I' Red-H0f Oviedo - ' ' cEN'rnAi. :Loman w i. w L Oviedo 8 0Mount Dora 3 3 iTutusv:Ilo 5 2T:ivaree 1 4 Lyman 3 2St. Cloud 1 S L 1 lS:::'.:: 2 iS'::.'::n'....... 2 2 , OVIEDO - Oviedo's potent, oVled0 Thumps Lions won their 11 straight lastl night as they rapped the Ly- man Greyhounds, 65-54, in a CFC game here. The Lions had a 2 point bulge at the half, 30-28, pulling away from the 'Hounds in the final quarter when the Lyman quintet applied a full-court press. Johnny Jones and Keith Mal- colm led the Lions? scorers with 24 and 22 points respec- tively. Bobby Driskill and Ralph Farina led the Lyman hoopsters with 14 points apiece. Freddie Wheaton, Lion center, picked the both back- boards clean all evening tot give the Lions the much need-I ed rebounding strength. 'UGG ang., 355 on 250 Q 4 m0'5' 'Ong 'Waco SES' H-kg aes' :Jw Q rv- ae? 5 W' 'Egg ai.- I' C 'I I' 250-i 555323 'S E R-3' 55552 Q as 9:32 gg glut: a :A I 9' W : : 3 5' I I 22 oasu-1-13 l u 3 1 I ag oonapooa I I I I oeogazzg 4 : rr12?3'-YS' 9 '-I -1 :r-12.5,-:I -. If 'E'E'3 8:.2 8 on Fang - o B2 Frm, H 52 -- an aoomuov-l-an I1 goo--anon? K Soo-pass!! . Oviedo Wins, 62-39, 5' ll F5 in 5 u1 'P' oo u1 323' wg-20 :sigma Q..m S '3'U ,CHO HB0 NU-9-I D-ll .SN 'Elf-'-Wm --cn . 05632 E. 9.14 3525 Smo QM-88' 5855 '?wn.'4 lifb -.22 Bam rv-35' 5' SZ Q-'II' QW' r-gm WWE-' 55.2 U'-I ve'Z'+ ' 4 'SE-a' QUIZ:-+ -:ge BME' E. N O ' 3 TF -1 A :sb ISS' ?.9.: f5'f,5E'S--5 fiadqeaaaaggg On. an 0 0i3g.':3:::.' Sm: I 3 U gp U . 's 3 ,. I I gsveeo--worn-3 I I I II509ounoo+uo3 I I 34-va --HB' ,.um owunmmoap ' : Qfgssg'-so In -I -1 25 Ir o 0gS0'3g pa- 0 :Isl-vi ul g cn SE n ' ' U uw 5: H ., H n ooounnaa 'IT 2 cpeouoo3 u un n- NS um u oooaonwn Oviedo won, 41-25. Tlvlrlo Oviidd Oviedo Defeats St. Cloud, 65-24 ST. CLOUD-Paced by John- ny Jones with 30 points, the -Central Florida Conference's powerful Oviedo Lions swept past St. Cloud, 65-24, here last night in a game that was never in doubt. Oviedo is ,unbeaten In the girls' game, Kay Estes scored 19 for Oviedo as the Lionettes won, 40-32. Over Groveland Club GROVELAND - ' Oviedo swamped the Groveland Green- ies last night, 62-39. In the pre- liminary, the Oviedo girls, led by Edith Dishmans with 39 ulihltliln imtinrl pit 1 I l Smears Umatilla OVIEDO-With all five start- ers scoring in the double fig- ures, the Oviedo Lions ran over the Umatill night, game. 77-40, a. Bulldogs last in a conference Johnny Jones led the Lions with 18- points. In the girls game, Oviedo won, 34-27. Umatilla Oviedo In ft tot fl ft io! Kickllzhter 2 4 BJones 8 2 18 Kemp' 4 1 9Priest 4 4 12 Seabrooko 2 3 '1Mnlcolm D 0 16 Collins 5 1 11l oro syn 10 Kimble 1 1 3Wheaton GLY 12 Martin 1 0 2Wvre 0 1' 1 Williams 0 0 Ohbry 1 0 2 Lucas 0 0 0Willis 2 0 4 Brown 0 0 0ll'.Dudl 1 0 2 I... Dude 0 0- 0 Mlkler 0 0 0 Totals . 15 10 40 Totals 35 1 11 Score by Quarters: Umatilla ..1... - ....... 1 1 1 19-40 i.1 Oviedo Lions Best Pierson, 67-46 OVIEDO-Oviedo, ,defending champion of the Central Flor- ida Conference., raced to a 67-46 basketball victory over Pierson here last night. Five-seven L.. fBudJ Turner of Piers honors Pierson nary, 63 P I ERSON Hmastrom Hllsenheck Sowell Turner Robinson Thornton Quarter Pierson .Oviedo on grabbed higlggoint with'28. Six-two J nny Jones paced the Lions 'with 26. won the girls' prelimi- -59. N2 r-I Ol-IO HOD!-IL? E5 If l fl 4 1 0 - OVIEDO lot fl R tot . 10 Jones 11 4 26 4Prlest 5 0 2 25 Flldalcolm 2 2 ore 1 . s 6 i 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5-4 14-6 18 OVID 2 Wheaton 1 W llls Hil F. Dudn A ' 0,0 -------.8 14 9 1 sl - ..... 14 19 20 1 mm Monday, Dec. 23, U34 it-J .. ,,l.l witnoutufurther delay nere's an early Top Ten of Central Florida basketball teams lthey'l1 change, don't worrylz I Questions? Seabreeze ..... 4 ........ .- .........,.,, ,,,, , I-u'l'l 'I Q l5i'U :-isa'-552255 5 90 Q 522:-'28: g?5, 3 5 --F 5' S o U' 5 cr fb Eslisouooo-ua 21 E5uoeoonoa3 Q isgesoaosaogg 2 zg moggg a 'a' 555258:-. 3 2 B: :'.5'2e'ga 4 S DF 2. :ana E 91 5, 2 'Q- in no-n-gpm-na' 5- 10 nooAuoo3 Q : owwsiiwu-E 9 v- 95999?'9'F 2 F'oNl gr'3 l '-IPO o 4'c1 9' 4 s: 5 o W: Fr.: 5-- 0 1-v-0 9, Q 5 N'U E Q- R: we-5.2 4 -I O na no EE: Qi : 2 EQ? Si: H' i v1 ' 'I E : FTE TE I 5 I : 5 : L: I n I I i i I 1 i I 4 Another season. -----Same as football. Contenders as usual. ---Perenially powerful. ------Sound ball club. Bigger 'n better. ----Coached by Joe Sterling. They'll go higher.- -------------Darkhorse., Qa Elena Tuhy, Peggy Fleming, Kay Estes, Nadine Bostick, Co-Captaing Georgia Dishman, Dawn Wal ker, Captain, JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Beverly Kimmel, Cheryl Harper, Beverly Darity, Karen Boatwright, Rose Holland, June Fleming, Margaret Fortson, Carol Millikan, Virginia Wrye, Mary Ann Slayton, Pat- ricia Jackson, Nellie Ruth Beasley, Virginia Greene. Q We - ,T kgs y X93 ARL. sl 1 I Xl ff' W s 5 U 4. ,Q JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Larry Wohlhuerer, Wallace Kelsey, Ormand Simmons, Melvin Van Camp, Ronnie Willis, Jim Hill, Fred Alford, James Brookshire, Benny Wainwright, Charles Parker, Virgil Wilson, Eugene Hickson. 3x 6. -0 J' ' ' si Q JIM BROOKS!-IJRE - Guard - LEON CULLUM JIM HILL - Center WALLACE KELSEY - Forward - MELVIN VAN CAMP 4 , T, Q X+ W X ' rw A as 'A' AJ - . B er? X Paul Mikler, Charles Mentzer, Tomas Brown, Jim Hill, Hubert Priest, Johnny Jones, Keith Malcolm, Freddie Wheaton, James McGill, Royal Harper, Ray Fore, Lorne Mathers, Myron Willis, Marvin Wrye, Luther Duda, Ferdinand Duda, Raymond Mikler and Andrew Duda. The 1955 Lion baseball team prospects look bright. Johnny should be one of the lead- ing catchers in the conference. Captain Lorne Mathers will be one of the circuit's leading pitchers. Keith has a bright future at first base. Charles will be a very depen- dable fielder and a dangerous batter. Freddie, our long ball hitter, will either patrol center field or shortstop, We expect Ray to continue holding down third base. Much is expected from Marvin Wrye's control pitching. The other positions will be filled by Ferdinand, Hubert, Andy, Luther, Raymond, Myron, and Jim. Competition should be very keen for every position. We expect to be one of the leading contenders for the conference crown. ' Vt3f9t'7'l4':' .... 3 1 f we Lf! , 125' -'-s t,,:g.a: Ef'--.tII.,.aiiwsmr, . -, f x X 'F n Qffmfyaf Best Personahty MABEL CONGLETON KENNETH MALCOLM Flower Girl May Queen Crown Bearer GAIL GATCHEL REBEKAH TUHY MIKE STALEY f 'J23 'ff' .fTf j ': 5 - . In kg , 1.4-,ll -1-11-. . A I ATTENDANTS Mabel Congleton, Shirley Malcolm, Ann Pierson, Joan Brown, Leona Hart, and Nancy Myers wif tw- We -.gxz Ili 'wx if sd N gmgvfffsriss, SENIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB x Dirgcggg .....-..-..-- Mrs. Dorothy Land , Manager ----- ---- M yron Willis Assistant Manager - - - - - - Ray Fore Accompanlst ---- - - Rebekah Tuhy 5 X 's ' X 'GNU X' xc, X X x 7 kr ,4 5 ,af S W Y N! 4 - 'I N5 ,f , Joan Brown, Elena Tuhy, Pat Walker, Ray Fore, Myron Willis, Norman Nicks, Donnie Malcolm, Bobby Cox, Phyllis Cicmanec, Rebekah Tuhy, and Mrs. Land. Nancy Myers, Melanie Jackson, Mary Ann Tesinsky, Richard Smithson, Carl Fabry, Armos Barr, Luther Duda, Danny Beistel, Nadine Bostick and Dawn Walker. Ferdinand Duda, Jim Hill, Kenneth Malcolm, Ludomil Morski, and Glenn Lee. s ilu. , jg. if-1--fig Q ,Pg-.ilk grrfffffsa 5 GIRLS Rebekah Tuhy, Leona Hart, Nadine Bostick. Pat Walker. Nancy TRIPLE TRIO Myers, Peggy Fleming, Elena Tuhy, Janet George, Ioan Brown, and Dorothy Simmons. BOYS Norman Nicks, Myron Willis. Ray Fore, and Royal Harper. Accom- QUA RTET panist, Nadine Bostick. JUNIOR HIGH Z-.J GLEE CLUB em Director - - - - - Mrs. Dorothy Land xl Manager ------ - - Mary Lou Oliver 53:2-I rg 5-9 i ,I f... 1 -Q - 1 . .1-,X ff J' RQQL. .. lun Q I X Y x ' SJ .L ' ' Q fZ '1 -of Iranian. . - 41 ...- '-ZF: ,A ' ., - -, ,. ,.,. Assistant Manager - - - - - Joanne Oliver Accompanist - -Q - - - - Mary Ann Slayton Sonny Priest, Robert Andrews, Edward Hill, Wes Evans, Benny Wainwright, Margaret Hunt, Ruby Lee Trowell, Patricia Jackson, Rose Holland, Beverly Kershaw, Virginia Wrye, H. R. Spencer, Billy Smithson, Eugene Hickson, Wallace Kelsey, Melvin Van Camp, Karen Boatwright, Evon Miller, Margaret Johns, Mrs. Land, Mary Ann Slayton, Betty Jean Harvey, Carol Millikan, Berverly Kimmel, Virginia Greene, Evelyn Ful- ghum, Nellie Ruth Beasley, Jimmie Brookshire, Dean Goddard' Freddie Alfgrd' Thomas Masters, Junie Fleming, Ellen Raulerson, Mary Lou Oliver, Cheryl Harper, Beverly Darity, Nancy Malancon, Margaret Forton, Annie Raulerson, Bemard Jacobs, Rodney Greene, Harold McConaha, Ronnie Willis, Leon Cullum, Harry Gore, Freddie Robbins, James Mentzer, Jack Hill, Bobby George, Joanne Oliver, Linda Miller. DIRECTOR B AN D DRUM MAIORETTE Mr. Michael Fisher MAIORETTES Phyllis Cicmanec, Mary Ann Tesinsky, Evelym Fulghum, Pete Ulrey Shirley Panin Peggy Fleming Freddie Robbins Carl Fabry Donnie Malcolm T 45 Zh ,K 4 xy., f fx ! Va Q 1 l W Robert Andrews Fredinand Duda Melanie Jackson Jimmy Brookshire Nellie Beasley James McGill Pat Jackson Betty Beasley Wallace Kelsey Luther Duda fx Janet George Beverly Darity. Myron Willis Virginia Wrye Mary Ann Slayton Andrew Duda Freddie Alford Andrew Aulin I v .xy - M 747 Q ff .W 2 ,qw -8 Q-ll I I I r' 3 '-X x X. 6 Q X SENIOR Annie Raulerson, Ruby Lee Trowell. Virginia Wrye, Beverly Kimmel, Ioan Oliver, Nancy Me- lancon, Carol Millikan, Margaret Fortson, Nellie Ruth Beasley, Mary Ann Slayton, Rebekah Tuhy, Jean Smithson, Phyllis Cicmanec, Margaret Hunt, Mary Arm Tesinsky, Mary Lou Oliver Rosalee Bryant. Carol Kimmel. Ellen Raulerson. Elena Tuhy. and Evon Miller. JUNIOR. .lm L Jacquillan Pendarvis, Barbara Kimmel, Diane George, Helen Memory, Loretta Fore, Julia Kimmel, Ginger Pipkin, Maxine Andrews, Kitty Raulerson, Linda Fortson, Amber Darity, Marie loan Pierce, Linda Gore, Martha Boatwright, Kathleen Hill, and Danuta Morski. W Left to right: James McGill. Bruce Peairs, Walter Walker. Terry McMahan, Mr. Lowry Andy Aulin. Seated: William Hart. Left to right: Elena Tuhy, Bobby Cox, Dolores Masters. Gorden Horton, Johnny Jones, Edith Dishman. Kenneth Malcolm, Nadine Bostick. Seated: Lois Rambo, Wayne Stan- ley. ' HF! ' .Q9 fi rffg fIj.g N V X ' Q T? ,wb 1 ff y M pal j If OUR CHURCHES fi ot' 4 1 ' Q13 ,' .3 5 -fl ' . . nl 'Ny ' if 5-If,-wr . gg! A, 'ff A N ..14X ' - f ,Q ,, ' JA : '4- . '.5f :-'TL-, ff'-' ..,4--fr .f is H .T ,' , ' A47 , 1 ' ',, - .G . ' 5 ' . -- 'N vvz----K FOSTER CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Church School - Morning Worship - Youth Fellowship Evening Servrce - You are GEORGE CARLTON, Pastor Oviedo, Florida A FRLENDLY CHURCH - 9:45 A -- ---11:00A -- ---'hoop - - - 8:00 P invited to make our church your church -1- ji. Qfukds Glmngeliml 71 uihermr fllhmfzh -I- foil Stat: Highway 426, 2 mi. S. ll . of Offinloj jlabia, glilnriha PASTOR MAILING ADDRESS STEPHEN M. TUHY BOX 253. OVIEDO FLA -- -v-.-aj PRESENTING: A Changeless Chris! for A Changing World Every Sunday Morning af 9:30 over WORZ, Orlando U40 on radlo diall Sponsored by: Saint Luke's Lutheran Church, Slavia C0viedoJ, Florida STEPHEN M. TUHY, Pastor We invite you to tune in fo this weekly Full Hour Sunday Morning Church Service, broadcast as an act of Christian faith and love in response lo Chrlsfs command: Preach the Gospel to every creature. We also invite you to tune in to: SL Luke's Chapel, a 15-minute pro- gram presented by the St. Luke's Christian Day School of Slavia, Florida. These school programs will give you and your family a spiritual uplift and bring you closer to God. Please tune in: Every SUNDAY morning at 6:45 to WDBO, Orlando 1580 on radio diallg or Every SUNDAY morning af 6:45 io WORZ, Orlando U40 on radio dlallp or Every SATURDAY morning at 9:15 to WTRR, Sanford H400 on radio dlall. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Oviedo, Florida LOUIS L. DAY Pastor Schedule of Services 9:45 A. M. 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Best Wishes From HEINT ZELMAN 'S Orlando Your Ford Dealer for 19 Years hion and Quali S 94 69 MQ., 'fs6v5'i 75' L Il' N . ,I C ,K Your Handy Headquarters For the Finest in Tools and Machinery Zi? fydfw .xg an INC. I. e X 54 Years V Of Service to Florida Industry oriando - Miami gp-T 100 W. Livingston A Z2 NW 20th Street Compliments of Wa -QQ' Hfwfgwwm BOTTLING CO. Best by Taste Test Best Wishes From 1A.I4.'l2O5?:'E-.'T TEl2 FLORIST Celery Avenue Telephone 212-W Sanford, Florida Flowers for All Occasions We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere, Anytime COMPLIMENTS OF W. QUY 'BLACK HOME F OR F UNERALS 170 East Church Phone Z-3146 Complete Facilities Complete Service Call Orlando Z-3146 For Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service COMPLIMENTS OF we 25W gg PACKERS SUPPLIES Phone 2-5196 Orlando, Florida You'll Be Happier in a FORD 5-I-72. I Cf. U4 LAND 'Nfl O'l2fl2l SCD IN! INC. First Street at Sanford Avenue Sanford, Florida Phone 200 Compliments of ,f W3 LEE '212 O-1-4-VQTZS PLUMBING AND HEATING Crane Quality Plumbing 317- 19 Elm Avenue Phone 109 Sanford Best Wishes to the Class of '55 From Zfififfg GROCERY Oviedo, Florida Best Wishes to the Seniors Compliments of A T712 I 'E IXVID Walgff Qwffwf INCORPORATED Hardware Building Supplies Electrical Appliances Phone 2101 Oviedo, Florida 05600- FARM EQUIPMENT STORE, INC, John Deere Tractor and Implements r warm' SALES SERVICE Rt. 2 Box 26C Phone Z-3450 Orlando, Florida Serving Oviedo on Tuesdays and Fridays P UE i CLEANERS ORLANDO I,-3 CURE YE. Z I . nmusnu Q x D' 3 T PIINTYOFIPAGI. It V 5 E 4555.2 P. 04.56 O If CLEANER I Our Hearts in Our Work 935-A Kuhl Phone 2.-522.1 Orlando, Florida I U. S. Royal Tires for Cars and Trucks Farm and Airplane Recapping and Repairing All Work and Tires Guaranteed Prompt Service For Above See P. M. SLIM SMITHSON A Local Man Who Will Appreciate Your Business Phone 5-5561 Orlando, Florida II WWWQ ,f-.. 12 VV EST-ES . ' ' AND l Ziibdthki , I my BAR BER SHOP Your Appearance Is My Business Oviedo, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF AQ HONEY Oviedo, Florida Compliments of IVVX7'-I-UZ12. OF SANFORD GOOD AND BAD FURNITURE Z03-209 E. First Street Phone 12.7 Sanford, Florida Compliments of gzfeyi SHOE STORE Sanford, Florida Compliments of A. . IQOSIEIQ Sanford, 4Florida Compliments 7245455 DRUG STORE Near Post Office Phone 103 Sanford, Florida ,f 'M.-K Haan' 5 CASHOQ Stone THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES 16 N. Orange Ave. 2306 Edgewater Dr Orlando College Park Best Wishes From '2l?:4-ICT3 OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 37-39 E. Robinson Avenue Orlando, Florida Located North End of Post Office Phones: 3250 - 2636 P. O. Box 826 Compliments of THE ELLIS BOYS DALE, BOB, WAYNE, FLOYD, HERB, WARREN AND EUGENE QQQQ51 IVBAC4-I I NE CO12'PO'Q.ATlON Construction and Repair of Farm and Ranch Machinery Palm Beach Highway Belle Glade, Florida Compliments of KAQLY LQE 4-ICD! IFEJTLJ-ICD! 'DTI12 Sanford, Florida Compliments of J.C. PENNEY CO. Sanford, Florida Compliments of 5147572 MUSIC STORE Orlando, Florida I I W Am.1:o'l2D'5 RED 8: WHITE SUPER MARKET The Friendly Store New Low Prices Your Business Appreciated Oviedo, Florida Qiwzgff INSURANCE AGENCY Telephone 4492. Oviedo, Florida VVALTET2 IVV-E N QE 5 ' 'Clothier to Men' ' A Truly Fine Men's Store 206 North Orange Avenue Orlando, Florida Best Wishes to the Class of '55 From jfflfd Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of '55 CA3212 AVV-AY 5' MC. KIEEON INSURANCE AND BONDS 114 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida WARD MOTELS Beautyrest Beds Ceramic Tile Baths Nineteen Units on the Beachside Phone 958 Office at Ocean Front 504 Flagler Avenue New Smyrna Beach, Florida Comp fzhfngynlf of C 32. .C L.O N T5 AND ASSOCIATED GQOWE25 INC. C I 'Qi X11 42 if-T Zgfifwfl' ' .Lb ' Oviedo, Florida E22 I f lf! if , TITLE GUARANTY 8: ABSTRACT COMPANY OF SANFORD Agents for Title and Trust Company Florida's Largest Insurance Company 1 Title Insurance Abstract or Title Sanford, Florida C ong ratulati ons 62757fMJZ4 'DA H2 I TE 5 IN C . Orlando, Florida Compliments of T LIC KE-.TZ ZX ECEEANMA Nfl Insurance - Mortgage Loans - Real Estate 50 E. Pine Street - Orlando 901 Orange Avenue - Winter Park Phone Orlando 7121 Winter Park 4-8271 Compliments of 'RAY-I IE LID 5 LINCOLN - MERCURY CO. 109 North Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Florida Telephone 1429 iafiiymi FLOWERS 81 GIFTS Corner Central and Magnolia Phone 2622 Oviedo, Florida Congratulations TO LJ C-l-l'l'CD N DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Sanford, Florida Meet Your Friends at Touchton's PLYWOOD CABINETS SASH HARDWARE DOORS PAINT MOULDING ROOFING WE WILL NOT SACRIFICE QUALITY FOR Curtis Route 2 Box 457 Formica Harbor Mas onite Mengel Sanford, F-A.01'ida. Celotex ALTIOTZD '5 Your Shopping Center Clothes and Shoes For the Entire Family Oviedo, Florida TL-l -D L ' Compliments of I. I N GO REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 'EL-ACK Registered Broker Fire 'L I M and Auto FISHING CAMP Phone Boats Ramp Office Z 561 Motors Bait Tackle Snacks Residence 2661 Everything for the oviedo Fisherman at MQ l41NNON'E5 .3 MARKET Extends Greetings and X , Y Best Wishes ff to the - 5 D , Class of '55 and Their Friends 522464 M0120 Your Local Friendly Bank Let Us Finance Your Installment Purchases Member of the F. D. I. C.. Your Business Is Appreciated Best Wishes To the Class of 1955 TE.C-1-lCDL.5 BEDDING COMPANY Manufacturers of Quality Bedding Since 1920 Znd and Magnolia Sanford, Florida Compliments of R. A. CAMERON Radio and Electrical Appliance Contractors To all the graduates, may we extend to you every good wish for success in the future. zwffeff juli CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EQNQSV From the ground up . . . . . . you can watch your profits multiply if your Florida pasture-land has been properly treated with the vital minerals and other missing elements needed by your cattle. Call a Walker analyst. VL ori a's soi ro ems are an o s 3 Z Eatleugxperierlczd lllail-trained englnde t I a ers. N U -p 4' 'ILI13' WALKE R FE RTILIZERCO. ORLANDO, FLORIDA o Dial 23819 8 QV? gb 'E-l2I'T'l' TRACTOR COMPANY Authorized Ford Tractor and Implement Dealer EN' SALES SERVICE TRACTDR P. O. Drawer 141 T elephone 501 Sanford, Florida Compliments of 7 mmf 214555 IEWELER Sanford, Florida Save Regularly For Vacations For College For Business -1- H45 V Tl-ll:l.Jl:l-ARL. SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION Sanford Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 MHWWM OF WINTER PARK Portraits - Commercial Photography Photographic Supplies and Equipment 527 Park Avenue S. Phone 5-4571 Paul, Virginia, Billy, Martha, Mary Jane and Christine Betty and Jack King George and Minnie Means Elsie Fleming Lorne and Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talbert Charles and Frances Postmaster and Mrs. J. B. 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