St Lucie County High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL)

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lf JANIE INEZ SMITH G5-Ianieu The quiet mind is richer than u crown. Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4, Library Club 24 Spanish Club 343 Handicraft Club 3, Secre- tary 3. PATRICIA LOUISE SMITH Patty Lou Little and petite, not much of her-but 0h.' how sweet. Greeneville High School, Tenn. 35 Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 4, Quill and Scroll 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Librarian 45 FHA 15 Beta Club 3, 4g HR Officer 1, 43 Annual Staff 45 Assistant Clubs Ed- itor. VELORENE PEARL SPENCER ' VelOrene That which she wills to do or say, seems wisest, most discreet and best. Bruce High School, Western- port, Md. 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice President 4-5 Fireman's Club 2. BETTY MARIE STRICKLAND tcBettyn Friend to all, foe to none. Library Club 2, Handicraft Club 35 Dramatic Club 45 Stunt Nite 1Q LEWIS HIGBEE STRICKLAND Louie Women, you can't get along with them, and you can't get along without them. NHS 4-5 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 4: Audio Visual 2, 3, Treasurer 23 Stunt Nite 2, 3, 4-I Baseball 1, 2g Bas- ketball 2, 3g Track 43 Annual Staff Assistant Snapshot Ed- itor 4-, Quill and Scroll 4. ..rA---- FRANK DAVID STRUNK Frank For a smile or a glance from his eye, the lassies are ready to die. LetterInen's Club 3, 4g Intra- mural Club 1, 2g Football 2, 3. 45 Basketball 2, 3. FRED LELAND RUTIIEORD THEODORE SUMMERLIN TAYLOR Freddie Ruthford V Never let your studies inter- They say the good die young fere with your high school -boy am I taking care of education. Q myself. Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Hunting and Fishing Club 33 Hunting and Fishing Club 2g FFA 3, 43 Stunt Nite 1, 4, Stunt Nite 2g Football 1, 2, HR Officer 1, 4. 3, 43 Track 2, 3: N.A.S.S. 2, 3, 4. aa, Q1 ifl-A:w,.-U 15. --5-.. . .., -,,---,.L- V - Luigi- ---- .. J:-----Ju--

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PAT WARREN Cutest Couple I, Marilyn Miller, do will to Tina Mills all my old skirts and sweaters to be used to the best of her ability. I, Irene Montwill, leave to Bobby Scharfschwerdt, because he is always so spiritual, intellectual and in- hibited, my Bohemienne spirit, extroverted nature and evil mind. V I, Bob Morton, do will to Al Rotenberg the follow- ing: Tobias, the only wooden elephant ever elected honorary president of the eighth gradeg a collection of Mr. Hall's most famous jokes and the ability to laugh at some of them, also the distinction of being the youngest boy in the senior class. I, Tom Neff, will to Pete McDonald my ability to get along with Mrs. Kuhn. I, Joyce North, do will to Margaret Perkins every single little ole one of my freckles-and all the sun- burns that caused them. I, Nancy Norton, do leave to Don Talmon the ability to get into all kinds of trouble at all times-always innocently, too! I, Joan Ordway, do will to Patty Poppell the strewn fragments remaining of my brain knowing that she needs them since hers is just as scattered. lPoor thing has another year, tooll I, Kathryn Osteen, do will to .lean Eldridge my seat in P.A.D. where you can see everything and still not miss any fun. BILLIE JEAN DON I Winiesz I, Dick Passantino, hereby bequeath to Edward Kap- lan my extra ability to get away with: making U-turns, rushing caution lights, double parking and right hand passing. He can also have my automatic third' shift, to Charles Jaap, I leave my tongueless, soleless, lace- less, and spikeless baseball shoes. May he go on to even greater glory with them than I did. I, Freddy Paulson, will to Wayne Langham and Walter Logue my ability to drive a hotrod. I, Margaret Pettey, do will to Gator Thomas, two inches of my height, one dimple and my quiet ways. May he make better use of them than I did. I, Eden Platt, will to Binney Putnam anything she wants. I, Norman Platts, will to Paul Platts my ability to stay on the right side of Major and still give him my opinion. I, Erwin Rasmussen, will to Eddie Baker my patience and speed in typing. We both need it!! I, Leroy Ray, do will to Ernest Dunn, everything and he can have it. I, Wayne Rhinesmith, will to Ken Kueker all my teachers and hope he can do better work in their classes than I did. I, Dick Robinson, do will to Eugene Dobbs my abil- ity to be late to Mrs. Kuhn's class every mmning and get away with it successfully.

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.l ULE GLENN Best Dancers I, Hershel Rohn, do will to Harry Crowley my ability to get in good with the basketball coach. I, Janet Rose, will to Barbara Rynski my unique talent for laughing at the wrong time, all of the time, also all the old scissors I've worn out cutting my hair with. 12 Phillips Rowe, do hereby leave to Rickey Willes the ability to work as hard on his chemistry next year as I have had to work in Physics. I, June, being of Saine mind, do hereby will to Diane Dye my four year old bottle of shoepolish which has never been opened, and the reputation of having the dirtiest saddle oxfords in school. To Donn Bicksler, my chair in the sax section where you get wet when it rains, frozen when it's cold, and choked with dust when it's hot. I, Patsy Sallette will to Bob Bass all the fun I had in high school and some of my weight so he can make the football team next year. fAt last some of it gonell I, Dorene Schurmann, do will to Bobby Neill my ability to skip at least one class a day without getting caught, and to Alene Simonsen all my old odds and ends. I, Don Secrest, will to Marion McMullian my pair of worn out baseball shoes, may they carry him to the plate and back as many times as they have me. I also leave him my title as Wittiest Boy in the senior c ass. BOB , BETTY JO Most Conceited I, Geech Soupbone Selph, will to Bobby Ham- bone Anderson my ability to smoke cigars on ,the foot- ball bus without being caught by the keen sense of smell that Coach Slay has for tobacco during football season. I, Doris ,lean Sheffield, hereby will to Rosa Curry my ability to grow, and may she use it better than I. I, Lura Fae Sheffield, being of my usual sound mind, I reckon, do will to Pearl Pierce my one little ole natural blonde streak of hair in front. May you be accused of using peroxide as often as I have been. I, Betty .lo Sloan, will to Martha Keene my title as Most Conceited Girl. May she deserve it and use it. I, Jeane Sloan, will to Edith Sample all my spare time that I never seem to be able to find. I, Patty Lou Smith, do leave to Sarah Ann Morris my ability to get to school on time, Qexcept the times I'm latel. Here's hoping she can run as fast as I can. I, Velorene Spencer, will to Myrtle Glover my mod- est and innocent ways. May she use them more than I did. I, Betty Strickland, do will to Portia Huffman my ability to go hot-rodding and speed-shifting all over town-fthat which I didn't learn from Mr. Huffj . I, Lewis Strickland, do will to Dick Waldron my passing grade for the first semester in Physics.