Oviedo High School - Oviedian Yearbook (Oviedo, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1957 volume:

ff I 7222 ff! Oviedo, Florid THE OVIEDIAN Publ h d by The Se C1 OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL uix 7X0 ff TABLE OF CONTENTS T X F. I , . 9' - TITLE I H DEDICATION WT M1129 E ' 3 wQ,x,I ADMINISTRATION S . only ! Q, CHURCHES - 1 ,. FACULTY : A SPRING HIGHLIGHT .Q i S : d! f SENIORS J IUNIORS ,. I ' :X SOPHOMORES x . Q , ERESIIMEN ,. O -fi JUNIOR HIGH QW ELEMENTARY ' X N, A A THLETICS f f Elf' f ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS 5 IES I' J' 0 1 NNY JZ: .... :elf- 4 I 0 E 0 T--: I K O ' 6 DEDICATION ml' llIIIINIIHHHIIIIIlllllllIIIHIIHHIliIIIIHINIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIHI To Mr. Paul Mikler, our Coach, who has dedicated his service to youth in this community. . . who has guided us through the years with his friendly and sympathetic advice and unselfish leadership . . . who has, throughout our high school days, coached a great team, respected for its sportsmanship . . . who has been Senior Class sponsor and guided them in producing a beautiful annual we dedicate this annual as a small token of our appreciation for his untiring efforts in our behalf. We shall fondly treasure our memories of him. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE There is no gain but at a price . . As we come to the end of another school year it would be well for us all to consider this statement. If we have other years in school, it can serve as a guide for encouraging us to work harder. If we are graduating, it can be used as the first rung on the ladder of success. Since success in school and in life will always be measured by the price which we are willing to pay, we should consider carefully the goal which we are setting for our- selves and then meticulously pay the price which will be exacted. PROF. W. H. DESHAZO Principal MRS. DOUGLASS ARIE Secretary PROF. R. T. MILWEE County Superintendent aw- is MW 5 Y X W '-wif, T K K X wvril bww Li- J . ,, . Pfi'i:::17?:.'i 17' Q OUR BUILDINGS if .JI JZ- -1'5 X A ggi.-,gg ,.- -,.---. :::::: :ir ' - ,, fx f .Q . ,-.it .rg , 1 6 f x of -1 . .c-iff ---752:19 f f' . --- Jang ::: l-532555 'I f, . . - 51 - Jn.:-VL ..L':-zz: , f -'ei' 1 ff l -'1 .-5 ' Wi? , .--rr ua:-::: H f U0 'WST i,,,1 I.-'-- ?'::::::: 22-'-3' I' 7 I Ilia ' I' ' f -:: 1 :ff f ' fff X ,? Il- I 'lx I ZZ, 1 XA , 'L' ,.- -...vm-mm -.,,f.-1' 5 . 4 .zvfw OUR CHURCHES kwin., S542 X Ax uh 16 f R. ff. XXXf,11!,fgLgMQf 1? E' ...', Ex k : Q 5 4,5 ,n f H- Qi K ' ' x MMR its! gmeihnhisi Glhurn REV. GEORGE H. CARLTON, Pastor Oviedo, Florida A Friendly Church Church School 9:45 A Moming Worship 11:00 A Youth Fellowship 7:00 P Evening Worship 8:00 P Evening services 30 minutes earlier in Winter You are invited to make our church your church. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Oviedo, Florida LOUIS L. DAY Pastor Schedule of Services 9:45 A. M. Sunday School 11:00 A. M. Worship 8:00 P. M. Worship Wednesday 8:00 P.M. Prayer Meeting qEvening services, in winter, start one half hour earlierj The Church where you meet the friendliest people this side of Heaven fa'- L r 3,1 'R 55 . A of 4 R s n ,- Jaw 'Q x W I V K J .QP , 'iff ,zt , ss . . , as '- , K -Nr ,J si' rx rw 5 5 we ff sim 575352 1' T 5 1' mfs: A . Q 12- .. M: X NL ii -x- fi. gfukis fihamgelizzxl 3 uihermt fllhmrrh -1- fOn Stat: Highway 426, 2 mi. S. PV. Q' Oviedo, Slaflia, gifluriha PASTOR MAILING ADDRESS fSTEPHEN M. TUHY ...rf Box 253, ovlEDo. FLA. English Church Service at 8:25 Every Sunday Morning Church Radio Broadcast at 9:30 Sundays over WKIS-WORZ Sunday School Classes for all ages at 9:30 A. M. CHRISTIAN DAY SCHOOL, Kindergarten through 8th Grade School Radio Program: Sundays at 6:45 A. M. over WDBO Sundays at 7:00 A.M. over WORZ YOUR VISIT TO OUR CHURCH AND SCHOOL WILL BE APPRECIATED X X X ,X Xi i S qwlf !f X f MR. W. H. DE SHAZO M. A. , Memphis State Principal MR. L. R. BLANKENSHIP B.S. , U. of Florida Science and Math S -5 be . f- .. ,Q 2. new K' - ...X f- 1:5 .M K 5 J i 1. F .. Rim . U I ,, '.L, jr ,.. . c i Q . ' R' gg ,r f h ,..,, . MJF. w 5 is i ,JS ferr ff- :rim is - -'B ' :yr ' '. 1 S MISS LOIS RUDDELL M. Ed., Sterson U. English and Spanish MR. PAUL MIKLER M.A.E. , U. of Florida History, Physical Ed. MRS. I. M. STALEY B. S. , Fla. Southern Math, Science, Health MRS. DOUGLASS ARIE School Secretary ,Q 1 MISS KATHLEEN WATT B.S. , Penn. State U. Commercial, Math, Civics MISS CAROLINE ANDERSON B. M. , U. of North Carolina, Choral Director fix MRS. M. B. SMITH MRS. I. E. WINDHAM M.A. , Stetson U. English, Library MISS DOROTHY RICE A. B. , Rollins College Second Grade A.B. , Rollins College Sixth Grade MRS, JAMES PARTIN Florida Southern Fourth Grade MRS. W. A. TEAGUE A.B. , Stetson U. Third Grade MRS, E, A, SEXTON Arkansas State First Grade KL is sl Q J ' gi A , -955 - MRS. W. H. DE SHAZO A.B. , Lambuth College Fifth Grade MR. MICHAEL FISHER B. M. , Mason College of Music, Band Director Qu Lunchroom Staff MRS, CARTLEDGE, MRS, BACON, and MRS, PARTIN Bus Drivers MR, PRIEST, MRS, MENTZER, and MRS. LANE School Custodian MR. NEELY Ni' 3'-E'-'.?'w' 511 I Q- 2517:-1L'.?L'-FL gl B D11 CD Il ., ,, f s Fl s 5 5 n ll I gn Q. 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Nb-wk ,we , ANNUAL STAFF 5, I 2 5- PEGGY FLEMING - - . : BEJTTY STEVENSON - - - DAN BEISTEL - - - SPENCER PAYNE - BETTY BEASLEY - GLENN LEE ---- FERDINAND DUDA ELENA TUHY ---- HNX MILLER - - - PAUL MIKLER - - GORDON HORTON NORMAN NICKS - - - - - - - Photographer - - Assistant Photographer ---------Typist ---------Typist - - - - - -Sports Edinor Miscellaneous Editor Miscellaneous Editor - - - Annual Sponsor - - Not Pictured - - Not Pictured - Editor -in -Chief - Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Manager SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ---- Vice President - - - Secretary ---- Treasurer - - ' wa . v . 1 V N , 4-nv - - - KAY Es'rEs PEGGY F LEMING wl- DAN BEISTEL ,A V F , - - LUTHER DUDA MOTTO- - The ladder to success is before us so let us c1imb. FLOWER - Rose COLORS - Red and White -1--gqp-r,f 1' --'W-.vw-,r DANIEL ROBERT BEISTEL 'His hair ls blonde, he's not too tall, he's fun to know and loved by all. G-lee Club 1,2,3,4 Vice President 4 Stunt Nite 2, 3 Iunlor Variety Show Play 3 Baseball 3,4 O Club 4 Library Club 3 School Paper 3 Annual staff 4 Student Council President 4 Class President 2, 4 BETTY LUE BEASLEY B, B. 'Sweet thoughts are read within her eyesg sweet nature under a sweet disguise. Band 1, 2 Junior Variety Show 3 Glee Club 1, 2.3.4 Basketball 1, 2 Stunt Nite 1 Annual staff 4 Class President 1 THOMAS LEGRAND BROWN Toodum' 'Sometimes I sit and think, but most times just sit. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Stunt Nlte 1 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 2.3.4 O Club 3,4 LUTHER JOSEPH DUDA I' tll To this guy we owe a lot of credit as we all agree he's most athletic. Band 2,3 Baseball 1, 2,3,4 Glee Club 1, 2,3 Co-Captain 4 Stunt Nite 1, 2,3,4 O Club 3,4 Basketball 1, 2,3,4 School Paper 3 Captain 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Treasurer 1 , 3, 4 wn.uAM Nswrom LANE '-amy' Long, tall, and full of the making of a man. Library Club 4. FERDINAN D STEPHEN DUDA IIPOPH I love work, I could sit and watch it for hours Band 2.3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Captain 4 Basketball 1: 21 3.4 non 3,4 Co-Captain 4 Annual Staff 4 GORDON WILLIAM HORTON Gordle 'People who make no noise are dangerous! Band 1 Baseball 4 Glee Club 3,4 Library Club 2 Stunt Nite 1,2.4 School Paper 3 Junior Variety Show Annual Staff 4 Play 3 Band 1 Glee Club 1.2.4 President 4 Stunt Nite 1, 2 Junior Variety Show Play 3 Cheerleader 8, 2 O Club 3,4 May Queen Class Vice Presldentl MARTHA KAY ESTES 'Clesle' 'Always happy, smiling and gay, friendly to everyone - that's her way. Basketball 1.2.3.4 Co-Captain 3 Captain 4 FTA 3,4 School Paper 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Secretary 3 Class Vice President 4 RONALD GLENN LEE 'kill' He's tall, lean and lanky: always smiling never cranky. Glee Club 1. 2.3.4 Boys Sextet 3 Baseball 3,4 Library Club 4 A cheery smile, a pleasant way, we like to see her every day. Band 1, 2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2,3 Stunt Nite 1,2,3,4 Best Actress 3 Junior Variety Show Play 3 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Captain 3,4 PEGGY O'NEAL FLEMING Peg' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 O Club 3,4 FTA 4 School Paper 3 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Class Secretary 1,4 Class Vice President JOHN IRVIN G MALCOLM Duck Make much of me ladies, MEN are scarcel Band 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2,3 Junior Variety Show Play 3 Library Club 4 Triple 'I'rio 3 FTA 3,4 Transfer Warner Robins High School Glee Club 2, 3,4 Stunt Nite 3,4 Junior Variety Show 3 President 3,4 MARY EMMA MILLER uv tv She smiled upon many just for fun, bu there was only one. Library Club 2 President 4 Pep Club 1,2 FHA 1 School Paper 3 Editor Annual staff 4 t we knew ,3,4 NCRMAN PAUL NICKS Norm These years - I've LIVED! Transfer Miami Edison High School Glee Club 1,2 Junior Variety Show 3 Boys Quartet 2 Library Club 3,4 Stunt Nine 3,4 Secretary-Trear Annual Staff 4 urer 4 BETTY LOU STEVENSON 'Bets' 'Merrily she goes along life's way, always smiling, happy and gay. Transfer Lyman Hlgh School Band 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Assistant Manager 3 Triple Trio 3 Stunt Nite 3.4 Junlor Variety Show 3 Basketball 1, 2,3,4 RAYMOND JOSEPH MIKLE2 Ham If study were the only cause of death, I would live forever. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2 0 Club 3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Co-Captain 3 0 Club 3.4 FTA 3,4 School Paper 3 Armual Staff 1,4 Class President 3 ELENA ANNA If El! TUHY 'Her blonde hair and cheery smile catch the eye of every guy that passes byl Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2,3 Stunt Nite 1.2.4 Junior Variety Show Play 3 Cheerleader 2,3 O Club 3,4 Library Club 2, 3 N FTA 3,4 Vice President 3,4 4-H 1, 2,3 School Paper 3 Annual staff 4 Student Coimcil 4 Parliamentarian 4 Class Secretary- Treasurer 2 RONALD LEE KING Ronnie This boy so tall, straight, slim, we think a lot of him. Transfer Winter Haven High School Glee Club 4 Junior Variety Show 3 FTA 4 Library Club 4 Student Council 4 HEATHER DAWN WALKER wcandyn Her voice is ever soft and low Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2 3 Basketball 1 Captam 2 O Club 3, 4 Co Captam 4 School Paper 3 Glee Club 1 Football 1 Track 1 Pam-Am 3,4 Garden Club 1 Carnoonist Club 1 PAUL MIKLER Annual Sponsor GEORGE RANDOLPH TRIPLETT ll II 'A merry grin, a handsome faceg with these in life he'll win a place. Transfer Bay County School Devotional Club 3 Bible Club 3 Library Club 4 Student Government Bookkeeper 1 Class Secretary- Treasurer 1 MARVIN WADE WRYE NGrits'l Why rush? It takes four Glee Club 1, 3 Boys Sextet 3 Basketball 1.4 Baseball 1, 2.3.4 O Club 3,4 FTA 3,4 Library Club 4 years to get out anyway. PROPHECY Oviedo, Florida June 6, 1977 Dear Coach, You may be surprised to hear from me after twenty years, but after our class reunion last week, I thought you might be interested in hearing what the members of your best graduating class have done for themselves. when I arrived at the party, the first people Isaw were Peggy Fleming and Kay Estes. They are both teachers at Oviedo's newest elementary school. QThere are three now, you know.j The next people I met were Donnie Malcolm and Norman Nicks--just as close friends as they ever were. Donnie is the owner and manager of the world's largest meat market, built in Goldenrod a few years ago. Norman, Florida's most famous insurance broker, also owns the largest used car lot in Miami and the surrounding territory. Luther Duda was there with his wife, Melanie, and all the little Dudas. Luther has excelled in the field of science and won a Pulitzer Prize for his poem, Ode to a Basketball. One of Oviedo's busiest barbers, Ronald King, was there. He specializes in all the cat haircuts and has renewed the teen-age fad of flattops, D.A. 's, and sideburns. Dr. Elena Tuhy from the University of Florida came with one of her many beaux. lt's amazing how she still looks so young. I didn't recognize Glenn Lee who is now head of the Department of Agriculture. He has gained so much weight and talks so much that he doesn't seem the same ole Glenn we knew. y Mrs. Ray Fore fwe knew her as Dawn Walkery was just X radiant. She's superbly happy just being a wife and mother. I ,I I . They are living in the suburbs of that great menopolis, , X Chuluota, Florida. I Of course Dan Beistel was there. He never misses a social A 'E affair. Dan is now the head pharmacist of one of Oviedo's E Q largest drug stores. F I B You would have been surprised to see Lt Col Ferdinand Q S. Duda of the U.S. Army. He has changed in so many ways. I-Ie has just returned from overseas duty in Germany and will next serve a period in the Pentagon. VN-. - J SEED , , sal, 0 Xi g ' e. It was none other One of America's ten best-dressed men was ther than our own Mr. William Lane, who has followed his love of the land. . . I He has one of the largest and most profitable farms in the sta e. d Freddie Wheaton right You remember Betty Stevenson? She marrie after graduation. Well, she is now the private secretary of the top executive in Orlando's guided missile plant. d M' kler has followed in your footsteps and has become Oviedo's As you know, Raymon i Coach Mikler. He certainly seems to be living up to the name. Gordon Horton owns a chain of filling stations g lax in his ultra -modern house ne Betty Beas ey V9 in Q is 5' I 4rf 5194. 43, 0 Bra As for myse You'l1 never guess w o t e l I She worked from the bottom up and is now top maui throu hout the South. He can now ar Oviedo and let the other boys do the work. h h editor of the OVIEDO TRIBUNE is Marvin Wrye was there in all his glory in a black tux with tapered ' ' wore trousers that fit smoothly into the top of his white suede boots. He a white silk cowboy shirt and a white suede ten-gallon hat. He really lives up to his title Cattle King of America. Y haven't forgotten that great basketball player, Tom Brown, ou have you? Tom helped win the Olympics for us last year and is now playing pro basketball. We certainly are proud of him. 1 tt could not be present. He sent his apologies from We were sorry that George Trip e zil where he is doing wonderful work winning souls for Christ. lf, I am head librarian of the new public library in Orlando. The will let you write from I shall have to close now, but please answer soon. y Chattahooche, won't they? D Affectionately yours, Mrs. Jinx M. McCall P-,g 'H' '4 'iv ,X LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Dan Beistel, do will my curly hair to Coach Mikler, my appreciation of hunting and fishing to Roy Weisenbarger, and my boisterous ways to that quiet and dignified sopho- more, Ann Lundy. I, Betty Beasley, do will my shorthand ability to Shirley Partin, my art of cutting stencils for programs to anyone who will so volunteer, X and my love of physical education and geometry to Janet George. I, Tom Brown, do will and bequeath my ability to scratch my head to Mr. Blankenship, my flattop to Coach Mikler, and ability to gain weight to H. R. Spencer. I, Luther Duda, do bestow upon Robert Mikler my title, Most Athletic, my ability to drive my father's big car to Pete Ulrey, and my flair for writing to Andy Duda. 0 qos I, Kay Estes, do bequeath to Joanne Oliver my ability to get W -2 tickled about everything, my height to Tyra Kelsey, and my 1N f Junior Chemistry set to Jimmy Brookie Brookshire so that he 9 can advance his knowledge. a 'T 2 ' I, Ferdinand Duda, do will my ability to get out of work to my L brother, Joseph, and my slight build to Virgil Fatso Wilson. I, Gordon Horton, do leave a part of my ability to talk louder than anyone else in English class to William Hart, my puny physique to that giant, Mike Tyre, and do un- willingly will my cave man knowledge of onehand driving to Roy Weisenbarger, who never takes his mind off school. I, Peggy Fleming, do will and bequeath my ability to play the piano to Melanie Jack- son, my aspirin, icebag, and strait jacket to the next editor of the annual, and my jitterbugging ability to Junie and Bessie in the hope that they won't let our good name down. I, Ronald King, do will my D. A. to Johnny Mogus, my Arthur ww, Murray technique on the dance floor to Benne Wainwright, and k 5 my loud, harsh voice to that quiet Junior, Pete Ulrey. 5 I xv,- I, Billy Lane, do will and bequeath my string of admirers to Jim ,,, 'sqX Hill, who never has a date, my short, stocky build to that lean X S and lanky freshman, John Hollar and my loud, outspoken nature , . to William Hart. I, Glenn Charles Atlas Lee, do bequeath without any hesitation my rippling muscles to Carl Fabry, thirty pounds of my surplus weight to H. R. Spencer, and my ability never to catch a fish to Joe Battle, who breaks all records. , I, Jinx Miller, do will and bequeath my ability to excel in all XX I 7 4 r 7' sports to my sister, Linda, my love of 'Rock 'n' Roll to Mary X - I W Ann Tesinsky, and my ability to get a boyfriend with a Big Buick EE.jf,A 4 ! Qand the privilege of driving ity to Ann DeShazo or any other 5 lucky girl who might have such a talent. sz. - ' I I I, Donnie Malcolm, do leave to Joe Battle my supply of language which will enable him to talk more and say less than any other human being, my position in the draftdodgers to William Hart, my ability to argue on anything anytime with anyone fespecially Coach and Mr. Blankenshipj to Andy Duda, and my untrained voice to John Perry. I, Elena Tuhy, do will my ability to eat anything I wish and still stay slim to my sister, Pris, my underclassmen boyfriends to Mary Ann Slayton, my reckless driving to Carl Fabry, and my bottle of Light and BRIGHT, guaranteed to give the darkest hair golden tints, to Ann DeShazo. I, Raymond Mlkler, do bequeath my intellectual remarks and views about all subjects to Bonne Wainwright, my public speaking ability to Mary Ann Tesinsky, who never speaks, and all my energy and pep to that lazy freshman, Junie Fleming. I, Norman Nicks, do leave my rattle -trap of a car to Richard Smithson, who gets so tired of driving those Cadillacs, my ability to take two English classes in my senior year under Mrs. Smith and still graduate to Jimmy Mentzer, and no H. R. Spencer, Walter Walker and Ruby Lee Trowell the sum of five cents for the purpose of hiring a taxi to go downtown at lunch time. I, Betty Stevenson, do will and bequeath my ability as cheerleader to Ann DeShazo. in the hope that she will keep up the good work, my small - ' 5 stature to Mary Ann Slayton, and my ability to go steady 1 J ig to Janet George. lm OX , I, Dawn Walker, do will and bequeath my ability to play ' deck tennis to Pris Tuhy, my ability to speak Spanish to 7 Lois Murphy, and my habit of changing boyfriends twice .f,7?:.,. a week to true blue Shirley Partin. 4. ' A c F.. 54 I, George Triplett, do will to Billy Smithson the ability to ease through his senior year because I had such a struggle, my ability to play football to Ormand Simmons, and my attentiveness in library science to Freddie Robbins. l, Marvin wrye, just leave, but before I do, I leave my faithfulness in helping keep alive the study of P. L.D. to Charles Boone, my fickleness to Margaret Elvis Arndt, and my love to Lois Murphy. MAY QUEEN KAY ESTES FLOWER GIRL CROWN BEARER FLOWER GIRL Mary Courier Guy Lingo Martha Courier 'TW 5 , 3 5 Q ATTENDANTS Dawn Walker, Elena Tuhy, Peggy Fleming, Jinx Miller, and Betty Stevenson. Not pictured: Betty Beasley. 1. YI' Q .fi 'U' fi' GORDON HORT O MQST POPULAR ff' K, KAY ESTES P G !' 'Hymn NORMAN NIC KS nf! PEGGY FLEMING wlTTlEs'r 4- f MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ELENA TUHY DAN BEISTEL CUTEST COUPLE DAWN WALKER DAN BEISTEL BETTYE STEVENSON MOST DEPENDABLE NORMAN Q . .V , 7 i I , ':-I::-,,..,.f K Qi r' :Y W3 it, T 1 W , +.. ,,,. , ,. A- MW, , M. fy- ,, .,-., W' , K MOST ATHLETIC + ,, ,f ,4 wwggrg ,Mm W N ,N A , W SX A it K .2 NA - K Wie ze J X. 4-::.4 LUTHER DUDA , -:ff 1 j JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS N ,Q J President - - - - - - ANDY DUDA ,C V1ce Presldent - - - - MELANIE JACKSON 11,7 - 'Nl 5 O Secretary - - - - - - MARY ANN TESINSKY N E Treasurer ------- - - - GEORGIA MALCOLM X y W 55755323 DANc nz:- -gear lf: MOT TO- - Do unto others as ou would Y ' ' .lv L li I '- have them do unto you I ,E FLOWER - Rose r ' X! - 5 ! 1 COLORS - Red and White GEORGIA MAIEOLM IOE BATTLE ANDREW DUDA IANET GEORGE A43 ffm? MELANIE JACKSON CARL FABRY WILLIAM HART SHIRLEY PARTIN DONN ULREY DELORES PORGES WA LTER WA LKER CHARLES BOONE MICHAEL TYRE MARY ANN TESINSKY PAT POLLY ROY WEISENBARGER U if 95 Z2 y 5 I k J 2 President ----------- - - - - - Vice President Secretary Treasurer ,- 0 'N x XXX IX f pg SOPHOMORE OFFICERS WALLACE KELSEY - - ANN DESHAZO V - - - - - FRED ROBBINS F - - - - JIMMY BROOKSHIRE MOTTO: Make the best better FLOWER: Orchid COLOR: Blue and Silver 9' Freddie Alford Margaret Amdt Jimmy Brookshire Nellie Beasley Joseph Duda Karen Boatwright Eugene Hickson Phyllis Hoke Jim Hill Katherine Mikler Bernard Jacobs Lois Murphy Wallace Kelsey Ann Lundy Pnscxlla Tuhy Ormond Simmons Virgmia Wrye Richard Smithson 5, f. '15 Thomas Masters Mary Ann Slayton Ruby Lee Trowell Freddie Robbins Mary Alice Webb Ann DeShazo Eleanor Madrid Vivian McGuire JAMES MENTZER Y., 4,1 X President - - Vice President Secretary ---- PAT JACKSON LINDA MILLER ' ' ' JOHN PERRY YJZ , FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS , f I . . ,.l ln- In -' m 'Cr '::U ng'J-i,.A . 9 1. 'Egg ugfw '51,-4:2151 'I :El Q Treasurer - - 1 V: all I r N - Us' VJ 1' 'B IUNE FLEMING . rr MOTTO- - No effort No results K ' U -9. 3398 sjwyx COLORS - Green and Wh1te I X f fav.- P! ad Ihr I V r' frlx x Or QQ.. A 'I X114 ! 1 .s ... - FLOWER - Carnation Marlene Bellhorn Michael Duda Lynda Clark Wes Evans Dorothy Davis Harry Gore June Fleming John Hollar Margaret Fortson Robert Mikler Margaret Hunt Charles Parker Pat Jackson John Perry Annie Raulerson Iohn Tesinsky Susan Stanko Benne Wainwright Joanne Wolff Ronnie Willis Yvonne King Virgil Wilson Bill Hill . V...7,f 7...- H. R. Spencer Josephine Mikler Linda Miller Billy Smithson Joanne Oliver X I N 5 .I ,ja Ill 62 EIGHTH Gladys Alford Larry Betsinger Martha Boatwright Douglas Day Pearl Davis Leora Daugherty Nancy Estes Bessie Fleming Bobby George Julie Gore Edward Hill Tyra Kelsey Lynette King Harry Massey Marilyn Mathers Micheal McGuire GRADE Danuta Morski Albert Myers Robert Olliff Carol Parker Eric Pearson Jackie Pendarvis Ginger Pipkin Sonny Priest Mary Rowland Betty Skelly Kenneth Sparks Wayne Simmons Walter Teague Jerry Ulrey Dorothy Williams Karl Wolf N0 Pham A VAiKlBli L. , s 6 ' 'G J .W .Lila- I 1? SEVENTH GRADE Carol Alford John Beasley Bobby Beard Randy Betsinger Johnny Courier Allen Cullum Amber Darity Mike Dietrick Tommy Estes Loretta Fore Roddy Russell Linda Fortson Dianna George Diane Harbin Linda Harris Dan Harlan James Hill Kathleen Hill Ted Hill Walter Hill Vinson Hoke Preston Hoke Reggie Lane Charles Littleton Joe Malcolm John McConaha Helen Memory Johnny Mogus Herbie Mullis Tommy Partin Jessie Raulerson Billy Robbins Eugene Shull Richard Skelly William Thompson Roy Wainright Mo-P s EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS AAAJXAAAAA Left to right: Treasurer, Marilyn Mathersp Vice President, Julie Gorey President, Jerry Ulreyg Secretary, Bessie Fleming. ii'iffqg P' w r 4 x K 'L -,..: f,: W L 7 :Q I wifi , .2 , SF Y K ,Q K :Q V fa ,Ji V bg E iq 1 P imu,ii. L,v 3 K . SID SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS 5 Y' Left to right: Vice President, Roy Wainwrightg Secretary-Treasurer, James Hillg Presi- dent. Linda Harris. CII' if SIXTH GRADE Billy Schumachex Diane Aulin John Coe Beverly Cauthan Rose Beasley David Fulghum Brenda Day Carolyn Jacobs Jimmy Jones Suzanne Partin Thad Lingo Kitty Raulerson Bobby Massey Bruce Packard Butch Pendarvis Larry Simmons Ann Slavik John Clark Rodger Smithson Jimmy DeShazo Carl McGuire Joy Davis Burdel Daugherty Wesley Swenson FIFTH GRADE Leroy Woods Tommy Betsinger Wayne Wilson Bobby Holland Sharon Lee Darity Carl Hill Brenda Masters Wayne Jacobs Al McCall Kelly Fore Douglas Reynolds Jeanie Alford Elizabeth Adams Mary Willis Bonnie Sue Hoke Carol Simmons Danny Gammage Gary Hill Susan Slayton Gail Mathis borene Cauthan Wayne Fulgum Harold Davis FOURTH Ted Aulin Margaret Ann Cauthan Caxleen Cameron Walter Beasley Gayle Foster Jimmy Beasley Linda Harbin Jimmy Courier Linda Memory Arthur Evans Marilyn Partin Shelby Gore Norma Jackson Jimmy George Gerald King Robert King Ian Beasley GRADE Nancy Ann Swenson Larry Lane Linda Spencer Paul Lundy Gay Ulrey Gordon Robinson Linda Kay Wiggins Bobby Schumacher Jerry Williams Russel Skelly Myra Walker Allen Shull Dennis Simmons George Williams A1 Ward Sara Pipkin Marshall Lingo 'XA h THIRD GRADE -:A ' James Scaggs Gary Rice Jack Harbin Charles Massey David Mullis Annie Holland Wayne Foster Larry Shull David Evans Tim Packard Mary Massey Linda Riggins Marian Fortson Martha Willis Irene Raulerson Miriam Wheeler Margaret Wolcott Joy Wainright Jean Schumacher Janice Harlan Linda Blankenship Lorna Davis Rodney Daugherty af? . , 62:23 fe- ff' ee mg ff- 4 ?- ,..-. ... .aw William Clonts Carl George Michael Staley Kenneth Alexander Phillip Walker Gilbert Robinson James Cauthan Roger Salvik Robert Lee Larry Olliff Henry Long David Jackson Patricia Boulware Sonny White Wayne Mason Mary Anne Martin Geraldine Genton Carolyn King Linda Ray Martha Webb FIRST GRADE f ta I5 f I gf ' K , - 2 Q Bonnie Betsinger Donald C authan Judith Burch Steve Clonts Jane Coe David Dishman Lois Davis Leon Holland Linda Gammage Kenneth Jacobs Sandra George Robert Jacobs Gail Gatchel Tommy Moon Elizabeth Gore Phillip Patterson Nancy Harlan Charles Evans Mary Massey Allen Raulerson Patricia Parker James Rowland Betty Royer Brenda Swaggerty David Scaggs Joann Willis Horace Wiggins Richard Walker Joseph Williams William Wolcott M X ,4 Rf- -,U XA L l I 3 Q5 Ky QR 2' Front row: Dawn Walker Nellie Beasley Lois Murphy virginia Wrye Katherine Mikler Priscilla Tuhy VOLLEYBALL TEAM Back row: Coach Lois Ruddell Karen Boatwright Susan Stanko Kay Estes Mary Ann Tesinsky Peggy Fleming Betty Stevenson GIRLS' BASKETBALL Seated: Katherine Mikler, Karen Boatwright, Lois Murphy, Marlene Bellhorn, Josephene Mikler, Susan Stanko, Mary Ann Slayton, Ann Ltmdy, Nellie Ruth Beasley, Pat Jackson, Virginia Wrye. June Fleming. Standing: Georgia Malcolm, Ann DeShazo, Co-Captain Peggy Fleming, Coach Marguerite Partin, Captain Kay Estes, Melanie Jackson, Bettye Stevenson. 2331 Our girls started the season with a spirit to go all the way victorious. They got off to a good start by defeating Pierson 82-33. Having such a short schedule this year with intervals between games, and no tourna- ment to compete in, the team seemed to slow up, rather than progress. However, we came through the season with a 4-4 record. Win or lose, the girls always displayed those most important qualities---good sports- manship and teamwork. ESTES JACKSON FLEMING N BOA TWRIGHT DESHA Z0 STEV ENSON Kneeling: Raymond Mikler, Marvin Wrye, Jim Hill, Wallace Kelsey, Joseph Duda. Standing: Coach Paul Mikler, Ferdinand Duda, Tom Brown, Carl Fabry, Captain Luther Duda, Mike Duda, Manager Joe Battle. The 1957 Lions have a respectable 18-2 record as we go to press. After losing to Lyman in the County Christmas holiday tournament, we came back and avenged the defeat with two convincing wins. Our only other defeat was a 63-59 loss to Bishop Moore. We avenged this loss, too, by a narrow 41-40 victory over the powerful Hornets from Orlando. Prospects for another winning season looked dismal at the beginning of the season. A good team spirit, a willingness to practice, and determination have had much to do with making this one of our better teams. Basketball critics rate us one of the top teams in Central Florida. The starting five for most of the season have been Luther and Tom at forward, Carl at center and Mike and Ferdinand at guard. When Jim became eligible for the second semester he worked into the starting lineup. Ferdinand's great improvement in offense and defense has been one of our brightest spots. Mike's ability to break into the starting lineup has been another factor in our success. Carl is improving his shooting and rebounding with every game. Luther has successfully made the change from guard to forward. Tom has developed into a good rebounder and an accurate shooter. Jim is showing much improvement at the pivot Spot. Raymond and Wallace have played well as substitutes. Joseph and Marvin round out the varsity squad. Our high scores are Carl 321, Ferdinand 295, Tom 196, Luther 169, and Mike 110. We are looking forward to the group tournament which we hope to win in order to qualify for the state tournament in Gainesville. S X Y F. DUDA BROWN L. DUDA M. DUDA FABRY HILL MIKLER WRYE KELSEY J. DUDA 1 wif. Y Aw, fi - .Qu 'A . ima-www' .nu-www I M f-iw W,.,Nw M. - ,,,,,.,M..,.,,-U., , .wwf-1-wan...i..wwy A f-'-1-on-....,..,,, 'vo www fi - Y www!! 'X P06 5 59? 1 X f xx, F3 , X' kqfaszfi 21' - - s xr .sv '. I L i ' ,155-5 K .xjgwfw ,, sw. ,pszirfir at LW? '- i,,..,.551ff N lm, vm: ff - IM L, i ff ...xy . I ,:1.g:?5gg4: - qwkwiz, w ,- WNV Q Q. ,Aa X Qi? ,. fu is in . L i , t J , 1 , .ik , if ' Q i 7 5' I d K 0 f 2' fm ' I ,f'. ,L f 1 if kVF14i,'p'i 'lffi s' ' , , '39 d .1 ll .yfgfyl jf, fl if 6, 4?8:.Sf I7 ff S If O Q O.. f Ki , ,wa 'I .r, Ma 4 ,af ' 41 . . . A ,gf 0 as a K V, nw ll' .0 Q' A U W is 1' ' iz 5 .ifll vs ' o O H IP Oviedo, 63 -59 Xx n en l . Protiuczng P i j By BOB BASSINE ' Stat! Writer One of the amazing outfits in Central Florida is the dggshaeketbail team. Year in and year out the school in Zgiydeiifloonty-Qonie of the smallest inthe mid-state area- :eome out of its season well ahead of .500 and ist i . 1 e0VIEDO-v-Little .mm nnisg game out. hit the net from allangles of Ellis potted 26 points. 'the court here last night to? F. Dude dropped in 16 page the Bjghop Mgore Hgrnets points to pace the losers while to a thrilling 63-59N basketball win over Oviedo' before a ca- Mike DeVoe had 21 points for fthe winners. Bishop Moorefs B team de- fular visitor to the state Clase? in Gainesville. EPKCRY CIGWG- - Q Q W Someone Soy that with no t With the If-BBQ Changing fiiigdragyeledg gig? ,au to contend with, the nel llli it ihands five times ln the final Devon fg fgiggmm rg rg as fem Q11 we time in the 1 fque1ifef,tggH0fHgtS Pufflghiteaeezm, Q 2 sexe Lf 2 te I in whlch to prepare for 5 t GTIVUIK 0 21159 0 P121 veg ?I11if'3eJDh11 12 323338. ff 5 gig :age season. That is true i M 3 f t i if literal. as 11 ez e fm: ' o art and helps explain the e v Q , lleel Q edt, Rau 563535. 51Zn::af.fgQ+:'ifeii 3213: e Oviedo teams show early X , IJ 1 is y imfed' gig-3-feg5egegif?e.3ff58 15--59, he Season- e ' o . 30oiedo Stops i nowEvER,matpatexp1a- l N 71195 Hornets l T. in F. g in leaves out the fine job ,VLQ A i to . llltS'U 6 H78 f h C h P I M'kl i 1 e hisaioysl f g f-g m q 0119 POUR!! i ovieoo-.fljhe oviedo Lions! Years' This season for inn all I BI' n :pulled away In' the final halft here last night to down Titus-5 , . ' . l , . Counter-punching beautiful-3 ,e, Oviedo started the year with Ray Fore, lxezth Malcolm? , 1 , 3 . t Hubert Priest, all starters from last year, gone throught 135 Ovfefm Chmaxefi an uphfug Vine' 65'50' after the Scare had nation. And Jim Hall was ineligible the first six weeks. ibailile With 2 15'P01Hf Surge H1 25 25 It th 1 I Boys like Luther Dada, Wallace Kelsey, Carl Fabry, Ferd-13115 fngrtgh quaffey to earn 3 41? ' ' was 9 1 thlreev al' been tied at intermissiong - i , nseason succes 'MT 12 ' dvgomeegndogltievlludi hid toftake up the slack. OV18d0,gE4O bagketbau vlqmry overgf Oviedo S starts fort . e in s 1I'S our am . o . . 3 , ' , , l l ' ., g es f tB1shop Moore at Davis Armory Titusvlue captured the. Jun-1 e o iasg night, ior varsity game, 59-44. ' V . . . T' 'M ' Y o e 5 Gvledo was trailing by one STV' ' fg fe m: 'd' I3 faux' W r a iwhen Ferdinand Dudap sank a Mills:-S 2 glgggffgn g 1 if o ' t on foul shot and Luther Duda 5 gggiiison il E lggiffg, 1.3 E25 ' f ' ' E T Z . ll K By BGB BASSINE icame throogh with the 3urnplHym 0 0 owkmg 1 0 2, o t bucket winch spelled the dit-lflflfwvfk 1 0 YKGISW 0 23+ , Sta!! Writer f K Wrye 0 U of . GFQYICQ. Q :ohh by 1? 13.50 Totals 29 1 'lf - y ' ' ' Oviedo Bishon Moore !.r.tc0'ff :if X 1- igigwn fi 12 ignevne fi fi, ing E ':.::'---'Ill'--: ig E ag xg-:gs ' I itflfref-rl ' L2 THE WEEKS BASKETBALL action took another bite outkgixioea 3 he list of undefeated teams in Central Florida. Now .there ,m,2i,, Q only four squads remaining with unblemished records in the Mnufle Q L and there is rggson to suspect that one or more of them 2:53 by 15 any tim , A 1 O pyiedo .. Leesburg, Wildwood: and Eustis stlll are unbeaten. tis, however, has won only three contests. St. Cloud and mont, both of which have lost all of their gaxnes, are among tis' victims. The Panthers faee Umatilla Fr1da1t i e n1ght and e Weir next Tuesday. And Oviedo takes on tough Bishop are on Tuesdayi l 0 Shane O 2 4 0 8'Ba time lm 3 0 8tlohnEllis o 6 0 0 :Q Mbviedo Troogffoes e o ognigoum of xxtalwftotiis 13 Ig 433 FMA, 003.7 BVS! . w 8 K 15-e-115 DELAND -- Oviedo raced ,Liteon lvtoore l-....,,.e,.. i9 L2 10 9--40g past Florida 1 ' o ' there last nig t for an easy eovledf' WIHPS za victory that left me Lions E ' o 54-37 iwith a. 13-2 record for the full tseason. Carl Fabry and Ferdi- nand Buda paced the winning ovreoo f- Leading, an thogattack. The other three are hardly surprises. Oviedo and Leesburg enliven six each and Wildwood nine. 4 A X Mi. kmiuvm- away, Oviedo defeated Lymang The Oviedo B squad made it . 54-37, here last night withta clean sweep in e 37-20 suc- l l l t at Ferdinand Dude sinking 225cess. o . Point? fmt the Winners' Bmfmm' f fi fu mmh l fl ft as rineithe game the Senainolea away mme 7 5491-fi 1ePee8eeedLfHm with 15Q?:i1i 'l 2 313581 M 2 5 5 M met, oo. meet-lfeeetl. 1- :seem 'f0'1 tm-0mwn0Wma7'1lLmd- 5 mono' A as 'Univetion the fiat sieve e l :fn amend t t 3 2 9 feeordfforime gsgurfia 3 4 zznmfv 44d 1 1 4 f tenured . 9 sea1,unenusss o m me T115 girls1want0ve1'im,mu 1 s 4nenws- so o is Hehiurray Wiiihli P05l!f3l2f11f1f- mea 10 1 mumen not 2 2 o o . . no twin, 0 2 2 no o Dandxidge loo t 253 me 'rm l 2 e I450vied01Y1m 331 Qvermiiflieeelgllllfivgwry. o 0 Q I , 9 Q lied tilt 1361915 fo on ?t?a:0oxievti1.'g:Vg5'52f45' l ' e uv zfunrhmufn 8' 3? elim' t me noi f - its fgefgeg2?i?1-::::::2:::::q:: ,Q elll g goggyjyh ' og gig? t'0VfEBO,i oili' to 2 iggfgllifflif 2225! eete nimlgiiust twinning zo lnolon ,nno eloe HSN loeo f eeell eeelo l lllll i '1' ' 'ii' ' el,. ,t,ol, Z:i 5 ' iiil 4 wiello Lionrsi 7 -'itmviedio Scores' Umgedo 5 . ' .ack Pierson '65-26 Triumph OVIEDO-The oviedo Lions ik up their winning ways in 2 sketball again here last ght, whipping Pierson, 75-23. le' Oviedo girls also won, -33. For the .winning Oviedo ys, Carl Fabry threw in 11 ckets and got' 25 total ints. Charlie Robinson had OVIEDO - Carl Fabryl dunked in 20 points here last night to' lead Oviedo past Mount Dora Bible School, 65- 26. E. R.f Galloway and Clyde Cowart paced the losers attack with eight each. In the preliminary JV game, Oviedo scored a 32-13 decision. Mount Dora Oviedo V Fu F! Tot Fl F! Tot naps S treuk Seville SEVILLE - 10 wins in games and first loss of the campaign here Oviedo made it 11 regular season handed Seville -its plast night by posting a 50-40 success. The Lions moved ahead for keeps midway in ,the second period against the strong Seville quintet. 0viedo's girls made it a Oviedo Nudges Lakeview, 57-50 LAKEVIEW --E. Dudi netted 19 points to lead Oviedl past Lakeview, 57-50, her last night. The victors score- 25 points in the final perioc Jimmy Crawford was thi Lakeview pace setter with 11 1 ponts. In the preliminary contest . Lakeview scored ai 48-29' de 0 for the losers. It was the 1 . 2 Q . n- fo both clubs In the 62533552 21 5 155555. 4 210 chin Sweep for nie. night byi cision, 9 el' F, - , sc.c0-me 3 2 8Brovm 2 5 9 taking a 36-32 decision. hmm. umm, -1'- affalf- Peggy Fleming i 2 2 322 -f--n F. F. --W -- ide 24 to pace Oviedo. fJ.Pickren o 0 oivnkier 4 o s B,-,,m 4 0 gyelvmgwn 1 1. 3 Kem' 0 0.T-MU'-in 0 2 Ledford o o I0L.Duda. 3 o e x., Dude. 3 s iznumu 2 as 5 gigs' 2 glgfiqffggd Q 3' mn ra reroiiomao FgFt1'uQ 'guggmj O ,S 2,2 Toms 28. 9 65 f.'bg1d. 2 giigfgifln Z gig 1-'nary 2 9 13l5ickson 1 1 :ease 2 s 2255.-ani, 2 2 ,a-,,,g,-,g-,,-,-,1,------f-- . . .M MW- 2 - -gg-gh 5 3 gens: 2 zlzizsszu 5 2 as 2 2 sans: 2 2 2 ---- - ----- 11111111 -- -- ---M - -- - ---M -- ---- lf,-as: a alszzizels i s r . u s 14 . ------------- - 9- -5, '2i? 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BOYS Tavares - - Lakeview - - - Mt. Dora B.S. - Bishop Moore - - Titusville - - - Tirusville ---- Florida Military - Mt. Dora B.S. - Bishop Moore - - Florida Military - THEY --44 46 ' -13 43 --59 - --as - --zo 25 34 - --19 GIRLS THEY - Pierson - - -33 - Pierson - - 36 -Mt. Dora - 38 - Lyman - - - 52 - Lyman - - - 60 - Seville - - 32 Crescent City- - - - - 67 Crescent City - - - - - 5F BOYS - - - Pierson - -Mt. Dora B.S. - - - -Pierson - - - Mt. Dora- - - -Tavares - CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT ---Lyman----- - - -Sanford- - - Lakeview - - - - - Lyman - - Bishop Moore - - Titusville- - - -Lyman - - - - -Seville - - - - Titusville - - Crescent City - Fla. Military - Crescent City - Mt. Dora B. S - Bishop Moore - Fla. Military --23 --26 --61 --42 -- so --av --sa --ss 46 40 - so 26 - -za 22 41 - 40 - 26 --15 28 - -43 A ',F 'ff ' '65 BASEBAL Left to right: Jimmy Brookshire, Joseph Duda, Mike Duda, Wallace Kelsey, Raymond Mikler Dan Beistel, Marvin Wrye, Glenn Lee, Coach Paul Mikler, Joe Battle Ferdi nand Duda, Luther Duda, Jim Hill, Carl Fabry, Gordon Horton, Tom Brown Andy Duda Pete Ulrey, INFIELDERS PITCHERS OUTFIELDERS Wallace Kelsey Marvin wrye Ferdinand Duda Pete Ulrey Glenn Lee Luther Duda Raymond Mikler Joseph Duda Dan Beistel Carl Fabry Tom Brown Mike Duda Iim Hill Joe Battle Jimmy Brookshire CATCHERS Gordon Horton if E Andy Duda Q or L if X ill! .sfkp v '5 1 'ar 5 Q I is 1. I Elena Tuhy Andy Duda Peggy Fleming Melanie Jackson Kay Estes Betty Stevenson Dawn Walker Georgia Malcolm Joseph Duda Karen Boatwright M047 CLUB Marvin Wrye Donn Ulrey Raymond Mikler Thomas Brown Carl Fabry Mary Ann Slayton Jim Hill Luther Duda Ferdinand Duda Wallace Kelsey DAWN MELANIE PAT g K . i4...1,,. f 1 fs' we CHEERLEADERS Standing: Bettye Stevenson, Captain Peggy Fleming, Pat Jackson. Kneeling: June Fleming, Melanie Jackson, Co-Captain Dawn Walker. JUNE BETTYE PEGGY 5 . A. te Front row: Helen Memory, Loretta Fore, Lynette King, Carol Parker, Bessie Fleming Gladys Alford. Second row: Betty Skelley, Marilyn Mathers, Amber Dariry, Mrs. Staley, Danuta Morski, Nancy Estes, Julie Gore. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS ki Front row: Linda Harris, Gladys Alford. Second row: Julie Gore, Carol Parker. JuNloR HIGH BASKETBALL FORWARDS Johnny Courier Albert Myers Larry Betsinger Johnny Mogus Eric Pearson Robert Olliff Q CENTER Jerry Ulrey Douglas Day COACH Paul Mikler ASSISTANT COACH Jim Hill GUARDS Roy Wainright Kenneth Sparks Tommy Estes Randy Betsinger Joe Malcolm Walter Teague Sw 2 AY N Y..--J IBS t. 2 f 5 ACTIVITY LEADERS Joe Battle ---- - - -4-H President Ferdinand Duda - - ----- Baseball Captain Dan Beistel - - - - Student Council President Luther Duda - - ----- Basketball Captain John Perry - - ----- Chorus Manager Jinx Miller - - -------- F. T.A. President Library Science Club President Peggy Fleming - - ------ Cheerleader Captain Annual Editor Kay Estes ------ - Basketball Captain Mary Ann Tesinsky - - - - - 4-H President Janet George ---- - - Majorette Captain Q35 fp cngcwc PP-G. fwjb-f -gn A i SENIOR HIGH CHORUS ALTOS Junie Fleming Pe ggy Fleming Phyllis Hoke Lynda Clark Margaret Fortson Annie Raulerson Bettye Stevenson Karen Boatwright Katherine Mikler Linda Miller Dawn Walker Vivian McGuire Joanne Wolf C ,iff PRESIDENT Kay Estes TENORS and BASSES Tom Brown Spencer Payne Gordon Horton Virgil Wilson Ronald King John Hollar John Perry Freddie Alford Bill Hill H. R. Spencer Benne Wainwright Ronnie Willis Dan Beistel Raymond Mikler Thomas Masters Wallace Kelsey DIRECTOR f Miss Carolyn Anderson PODIUM MANAGER John Perry SOPRANOS Margaret Arndt Nellie Beasley Betty Beasley Priscilla Tuhy Josephine Mikler Margaret Hunt Mary Ann Slayton Kay Fates Susan Stanko Lois Murphy Marlene Bellhorn Hena Tuhy Ann Lundy Pat Jackson Jinx Miller Mary Alice Webb Yvonne King ff ff: .377 VICE PRESIDENT Dan Beistel JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Pearl Davis Marilyn Maxwell Jessie Raulerson Lynette King Mary Rowland Betty Skelley Karl Wolff Mike Dieuick Reggie Lane Edward Hill John Boone James Hill Walter Hill Ted Hill John McConaha Richard Skelley Ginger Pipkin Gladys Alford Jackie Pendarvis Tyra Kelsey Diane Harbin Diane George John Beasley Billy Robbins Kenneth Sparks Albert Myers Johnny Courier Larry Betsinger Charles Littleton Bobby Beard Randy Betsinger Eugene Shull Allan Cullum Miss Anderson Amber Darity Linda Rrrtson Marilyn Mathers Carol Parker Danuta Morski Bessie Fleming Nancy Estes Jerry Ulrey Cyrus Thompson Bobby George Tommy Estes Douglas Day Eric Pearson Walter Teague Roddy Foster Leora Daugherty Helen Memory Loretta Fore Carol Alford Linda Harris Roy Wainwright Joe Malcolm Preston Hoke Harry Massey Johnny Mogus Wayne Simmons Robert Olliff Herbie Mullis Vinson Hoke Wayne Seay Mike McGuire Daniel Boone Sonny Priest -fr 1 DIRECTOR N D DRUM MAJORETTE Mr. Michael Fisher Janet George MAIORETTES Josephine Mikler Linda Miller Lynette King Margaret Fortson Carol Alford Julie Gore Wallace Kelsey Robert Olliff Gladys Alford Carol Parker Johnny Tesinsky William Hart Virginia Wrye Nancy Estes Mike Duda Bobby George Pat Jackson Katherine Mikler Jimmy Mentzer Benny Wainright Ruby Trowell Fred Robbins Carl Fabry Johnny Courier Ann Lundy Jimmy Brookshire Tommy Partin Jerry Ulrey Robert Mikler Andrew Duda Roy Wainright WCS EV-HHS Joseph Duda Wesley Swenson x f f ffx X X x jx 1' ,af J 'V' .9 MAJCRETTES Priscilla Tuhy, Lynette King, Margaret Fortson, Josephine Mikler, Linda Miller, and Janet George. Hel 5 MIM 1 OFFICERS Parliamentarian Elena Tuhy, Program Chairman Melanie Jackson, President Dan Beistel, Vice President Kay Estes, Treasurer Roy Weisenbarger, Secretary Mary Ann Slayton. STUDENT COUNCIL E i Georgia Dishman, Peggy Fleming, Joanne Oliver, Lois Murphy, Priscilla Tuhy, Linda Harris, Julie Gore, Johnny Courier, Jimmy Mentzer, Andy Duda, Ronald King, John Tesinsky, Mike Duda, Kenneth Sparks. QM, JCQK kr 952 C 'P f Q KJ if JU at gem' gf ft., L, if 3 Quang L it Q OFFICERS Vice President Elena, Secretary-Treasurer Mary Ann, President Iinx. F.T.A. CLUB i 'fx s. 'L+ K y i,li rss, i a...I First row: Jinx Miller, Elena Tuhy, Bettye Stevenson, Pris Tuhy, Lynda Clark, Mar- garet Fortson, Linda Miller, Margaret Ardnt. Second row: Karen Boatwright, Mary Ann Tesinsky, Pat Jackson, Joanne Oliver, June Fleming, Lois Murphy, Yvonne King. Third row: Ronald King, Ann DeShazo, Phyllis Hoke, Ann Lundy, Kay Estes, Mary Ann Slayton, Joanne Wolf, Peggy Fleming, and Marvin Wrye. ...vs-f ONE-ACT PLAYS JUNIOR CLAS Gi P il -W FIRST PLACE Sophomore Class lJ Q v fa 33455 'Q . V. .X N 2 Best Actor NORMAN NICKS 1 W W 3,5 ,X +6451- J. 54 fav -ff JM- A, ,, + JW nr' 'X -5',.-ff rw 414 Y Top row: M. Fortson, L. Miller, J. Fleming. J. Oliver, M. Tesinsky, I. Wolff, S. in Partin, B. Skelly. Second row: B. Cauthan, L. Fortson, M. Ardnt, A. Raulerson, M. Hunt, C. Jacobs, M. Boatwright, D. Williams, D. Aulin, K. Hill, 1. Raulerson. F i i was T1 -Wi W.', Top row: L. Betsinger, K. Sparks, I. Courier, J. Malcolm, J. Battle, A. Cullum, M. Dietrick, D. Day, B. George, W. Teague, C. Wolff, A. Myers. Second row: J. Coe, R. Skelly, R. Foster, P. Hoke, R. Betsinger, T. Estes, B. Beard, I. Mogus, R. Wain- wright, J. McConaha, C. Littleton, J. Beasley, T. Partin. First row: R. Smirhson, B. Packard, T. Lingo, C. McGuire, W. Swenson, B. Schumacher, D. VanCamp, L. Simmons, B. Pendarvis, and B. Daugherty. Qu -fNrvv vvvv S Bov scouts .1 I.. . , A ,JkvAv,g-jyvjxvzg-jkvAvAv1-,V x +223 , f Robert King, Jimmy Jones, Billy Schumacher, Thad Lingo, Roy Wainwright, Bruce Packard, Bobby Beard, John Beasley, Karl Wolff, Tommy Partin, Tommy Estes, Albert Myers, Joe Malcolm, Johnny Courier, Jerry Ulrey, Walter Teague, Eric Pearson, Robert Olliff, and Wes Evans. CUB SCOUTS Erie Rodney Daugherty, Arthur Evans, Marshall Lingo. David Evans, Douglas Reynolds. Bobby Schumacher, A1Ward, Jimmy Courier, Paul Lundy, Danny Gammage, Jim- my George, Jimmie Beasley, A1 McCall, Ted Aulin, and Allen Schull. Jimmy DeShazo, John Coe, Bruce Packard, Billy Schumacher. 5' Lf , fx Wffziifaiff-arf Bobby George, Benne Wainwright, Dan Beistel, Freddie Alford, Jimmy Brookshire Charles Parker, Pete Ulrey, Joe Battle, Roy Weisenbarger. 1 X . - Q W.. .sl , .... .-. ff' x .-J M W 1 . M. ia. OFFICERS Secretary-Treasurer Norman, Vice President Georgia, President Jinx. 'www mf 1 W I is k ...Z Z LIBRARY CLUB .. --N . Donnie Malcolm, Jinx Miller, Margaret Arndt, Mrs. Smith, Georgia Malcolm, Amos Barr, George Tripplett, Fred Robbins, Eugene Hickson, William Hart, Richard Smith- son, Thomas Masters, Marvin Wrye, Ormond Simmons, Shirley Partin, Glenn Lee, Billy Lane, Jimmy Mentzer, Wallace Kelsey, Normon Nicks. --as , 3, wks: ' 5 Y 2 CQ ff' E -Ms , nf'-an Q x Ml' -Q C 1' .4-1-ak ,Q . ,,. ., . X- .W 3 xs- K av an vb? v,' Yr 1 Y, 'Q .F U 'W JF '? El-A Sdrs rx N X x fi 6,9 M54 1, 0:,E5,,5v9 GQLDENQQD 'SUPETZEX MAQKET Meat G oc ' E SPELZHAUSEN AND SON CHm'no1.m I! if S1 S Compliments of HOLLEF2 MOTOR SALES Ch let - Old mobile - C d 11 s 1 d s EQ? 5 Ph 1234 S s f d F1 d VVA LITET2 NIE N SES The Suit House of Central Florida Clothier to Men 206 North Orange Orlando, Florida -Gawu-DQ eo4 4nv.1l5'Y J CDV! EDC? SERVICE STATION At Your Service EMMET KELSEY Phone FO-5-9473 Compliments of J.C. PENNEY CO. Sanford, Florida 75:4 ' I 1 6444 emkof pfmedl Your Local Friendly Bank Let Us Finance Your Installment Purchases Member of the F, D, I, C, Your Business Is Appreciated Compliments of CDVIEDCD Prescriptions Filled Promptly and Accurately Complete Luncheonette IXIELEECDIXI CCMDANY INCORPORATED Building Supplies Hardware Electrical Appliances Phone--FO 5-3231 After 5 p. m. --FO 5-3233 Oviedo, Florida . EV., C l me FERGUSON' SYSTEM H' I-ll TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO. Oliver 55 Orlando New Holland Bolewg Grassland Machy. Garden Tractors ' 'd Since 1931 Serving Central Flori a SIXAVI'-l'Nf'S .J PRODUCE CO. 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Mu' 1., y -ft, -ZW, ' ' ,fx 'bil 'Y' -1 -' F2 Yi VII-- flhz. f I i I I 1- 1' 4' .- ' M.-6' 1' IU 'uv Q- - --- '-' ' 1 Ml ':'. f, 'twi'i'jx ' -1- -L, 5 fl K,.',.i1l fur, -X 4 A - A V , wut ' -I I-. -I 11 555151-, .. -I - L .. A Kffkivr Q I I I 1 Ts'- '1':l'i'z ...-- ff: ... 4-- V ' f 1 'W -. Q-3? 'L ' ' :J v :'Tf i'Q,Q-Tin' LIT il H I ' A if-:v,.,':-F4-A-ff' 'W - f'41-1.. . - .u 1G.:.,,..f ATL! Funeral Directors JOSEPH F. SELPH, SR. - LeROY I-IOEQUIST, JR. Brands LE MA CHARM THREE FEATHER LAKE CII-IAJQIVI Oviedo, Florida Good Fishing Best Hunting Pleasant Boating to the Class of '57 12655 CN SPORTING Goons Sanford. Florida 306 E' First St' More Style Better Values Sanford, Florida Best Wishes Class of '57 VX!. AT LEE EL.Jl2l9E .E CCDBAPANY SEED GROWERS Sanford, Florida Branch Compliments of FPEAIRS 5. SCDN STANDARD STATION Oviedo, Florida .JAC CES CSECDCERY mall Place mall Overhead mall Prices mall Clerks Chuluota, Florida CS. 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I N G Q , REALTOR CSECDIZGE REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 'N Registered Broker Fire and Auto Oviedo, Florida I I AY I..CJI2S PHARMACY Four Registered Pharmacists Dial 4-3701 102 N. Park Avenue Winter Park, Florida Compliments of ' CJ2. CLQNTS AND I ASSOC I AT ED CEIZCDVVEIZS , I N C . R. 1'-we f 'fa I7 f 3632 xl Oviedo, Florida PP 'PY i f 5: , , -5, Qx I N 01.1. H'-:F'S Compliments of BARBER SHOP L, K1 N S Your Appearance Is My Business Oviedo, Florida 54 SSN! Sanford, Florida Mallory Hats Manhattan Shirts Northcool Suits Florsheim Shoes Compliments of VLC. DAVIS' Cons igne e s l TE C0 t E , THE TEXAS OIL COMPANY Sanford, Florida ST 1 Congratulations MACHINE at SUPPLY co. . 5 7 General Machine, Boiler Work i ' az JEWELER Acetylene, Electric Welding Telephones 62 and 1466 Sanford, Florida Certified Gemologist American Gem Society 112 S. Park Avenue Sanford, Florida EUR? Q. ILEVVIE DIIXIKIIXIS THE PURE OIL COMPANY Sanford, Florida Save Regularly for Vacations for College for Business F'-H2S l' FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION Sanford Compliments of Zgifzgd gona Complete Wreck Rebuilding Telephone 1810 Sanford, Florida IVIJ2. STQICIKLAND DISTRIBUTOR PRODUCTS P. O. Box 330 Sanford, Florida For All Occasions Serve That Ever Refreshing Drink CZQCA - COCK BOTTLING CO. Sanford, Florida P4A'l2l2Y P LEMJ , INC. Machinery - Industrial Supplies 100 W. Livingston 22. N. W. 20th Orlando Fla. Miami Serving Florida Industry Since 1900 Best Wishes From Mew Sanford, Florida Compliments of n-zu NT- Mc1eo1:,1:12'm SOQZ LINCOLN - MERCURY 109 North Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Florida Phone 1429 COMPLIMENTS OF QICE TQEXA! QICE CSS. DIVISION OF INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION PACKERS SUPPLIES Phone 2-5196 Orlando, Florida Meet Your Friends at Tous x-:T ONS Sanford, Florida QW! 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'-mg 1' .JP , , 7 uw' 'xgvf' vxgl . 3'4'.it'f Q-.931 Ak 1 mf ' 'J' fSi3,.e'3f.lL::5Cj' l - .-:gy . ., m' Xgdfsfi. . N. ff!! JY Q I, -:jf A 'Y 1 1 ' I V my ', I , uw Q A, Kwik' Main Office FO 5-3353 ' LW TED's BEST - E-coN VVAED MOT E L43 421 Flagler Avenue New Smyrna Beach, Florida Forty-one Units on the Wor1d's Safest Beach Free Golf for Guests - TV Lounge and Recreation Room Telephone Garden 8-8081 MR. AND MRS. W. J. SLAPPEY, Mgrs. Compliments of H FLOWERS 8: GIFTS HARDWARE CO' Corner Central and Magnolia Sanford, Florida Phone F0-5-3207 301-09 E. First St. Oviedo, Florida Phone 54 You wonw BEE stung With I 'x - I L 5 XX , ' ' 5 , Y HONEY .5 V i ' i iilnfx Oviedo, Florida ' If Congratulations to Oviedo High School Graduates CHASE JW! CCIXAFDAIXIY Growers and Shippers of Florida Fruits and Vegetables Distributors: Fertilizers, Crates, and Grower's Supplies Organized 1884 Sanford, Florida 1 Compliments of FDATIQ ICK FRUIT CORPORATION Sanford, Florida Compliments FAUSTS DRUG STORE Near Post.Office Phone 103 Sanford, Florida Your Best Entertainment Compliments of IS A1WaY5 at the SCDLJT!-IVVAIQD IXXICDVIELAND FRUIT CO. RIDE-IN Sanford, Florida Sanford, Florida Compliments of FAUSTS SUNDRY STORE 20th and French Ave. Sanford, Florida Compliments of I VVIEEOLIDTS CAMERA SHOP Photo Finishing - White Prints Films - Tape Recorders 210 S. Park Avenue Sanford, Florida Best Wishes to the Class of '57 CELEQY C ITV PRINTING COMPANY Here Since 1920 115 South Park Avenue Phone FA 2-2581 Sanford, Florida If It's Worth Printing -- It's Worth Printing Right Serving Oviedo on Tuesdays and Fridays P- 1 CLEANERS Our Hearts in Our Work 935-A Kuhl Phone 2-5221 Orlando, Florida Compliments of FLC? IDA POWER CORPORATION Partners in Progress R, R. JOHNSON, District Manager Winter Park, Florida .l i M A -S'o1.M Let Us Tell You What's Wrong Phone FO-53291 Wrecker Service Auto Repairing Welding R. L. SLAVIK Oviedo, Florida ' 'L fi' COMPLIMENTS OF VV GUY BLACK HOME FOR FUNERALS 170 East Church Phone Z 3146 Complete Service Call Orlando Z 3146 For Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service Complete Facilities Best Wishes From EJLJTQT OPTICIANS 392 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, Florida Compliments of A. ID. IQQSIEE Sanford, Fla. Best Wishes From EIS!-ICD13 OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. , INC. 37-39 E. Robinson Avenue Orlando, Florida Located North End of Post Office 1v1u.l.E1QS Housewares 'Hardware The Ladies' Hardware Store Winter Park, Florida . I s, 'I LJPQFXIIZIQS BAKERY Wedding - Birthday Cakes 312 S. Orange Blossom Trail Phone 3-9901 Orlando, Fla. Best Wishes to Graduates of Oviedo High .2 '5 ,5'w-'QQITQQ at 'iiiifucs supvuss 1' ' ,ff f W7f 114 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Florida ummm W AND HEATING COMPANY INCORPORATED 1155 South Orlando Avenue Winter Park, Florida PECHIN MUSIC STOREII Orlando, Fla. Conn and Selmer Band Instruments Slingerland F ender Scherl- Roth needy Guitars String TOOLE -MYRON TU DIOS Drums mps Instruments G QL! A ITIIC D U NVQ Rental Plan - Trade-ins - Repairs in A X, Pianos - New and Used ETHELR, PECHIN' Owner Foremost Photographers GARRY W. PECHIN, Manager in the South Phone 7315 P. O. Box 592 216 N. Orange Ave. 208 N' Orange Ave- I Congratulations to the Graduating Class 6 DRIVE IN VI-II:AI'IdI:-.S WINTER PARK DRIVE-IN ORLANDO DRIVE-IN THEATRE THEATRE S. Orlando Ave. S. Orange Blsm. Trl. Winter Park Florida Orlando You'll Be Happier in a FORD STIQICKLAND- NACDIQIQISCJN INC. First Street at Sanford Avenue Sanford, Florida Phone ZOO OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU, THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1957 CDD!-DQJVI 0? TUDCDIQ INC. Bu11ders of Finer Homes Sanford Florlda L-EE in 1 BRQ I sl-IEFQS PLUMBING AND HEATING Crane Quality Plumbing 317-19 Elm Avenue Sanford FA Z-0852 I Lots and Acreage Congratulations and Bought and Soldn Best Wishes to the Class of '57 C S CAIQTQAVVAY N I C I4 S, SP. 54 RACK 1418 Yorkshire Dr. Box 175 114 North Park Avenue Florida Sanford, Florida EAR. 1-ueeinNEo'r1-:AM AGENT Res'd Off' d Pl t 244-511111:-eellclfznville R D igurelan Avenue L Avenue Telephone: Telephone: FA Z-2.141 FA Z-1633 PRODUCTS Best Wishes From IX!! I KLE12 JOE STEVE ANDY I 1 Qwgadkzzkw O R K 3 Y 4 1, oviedo High schofn Q . e Q N 'LC .L w QQ Y Nea C09 . ROY HOLLER, Special Agent, Representing New York Life Insurance Company in the Sanford area for the 31st year. Telephone: Sanford FA 2-2742 fOfficej FA Z-1902 QHomej mf qw LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Pays dividends to its policy owners only and is one of the strongest legal reserve companies in the world. LOU AND JEANETTE BEAN, GRITS, AND HAM BETTYE AND FREDDIE JIMMY AND LINDA PEGGY AND KAY DAWN AND RAY DELORES AND ED H. R. AND JOANN WOLFF J INX AND MAC DONNIE AND JANE PRIS AND DAN JOSEPH AND WALLACE TYRA AND GORDON CAR OLYN ANDERSON ANN AND PETE DICK PARKER MARY ANN AND ROY KATHLEEN WATT ELENA AND BOB MR. AND MRS. W. H. DESHAZO IRENE AND TOM MR. AND MRS. JAMES WINDHA M MELANIE AND LUTHER WALTER, KATHERINE, AND WALTER, JR. DUC K AND NOR NIE JIM, MARGUERITE, MARILYN AND SUZANNE JOSEPHINE AND MARLENE MICHAEL, GRACE, AND MICHAEL PARK ANN AND LOIS PAUL. 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