Winter Park High School can be very proud of her alumni. Many of them have brought back top honors to their Alma Mater. Bobby Sue Salisbury, graduate of '57, is performing as a Rockette at the Radio City Music Hall in New York City. She has also appeared on television for the annual Macy's Christmas Parade, and Omnibus, which televised the backstage life of Radio City Music Hall.

    T. J. Osteen, Class of '55, who is know in New York City as Tom Asteen, has won for himself the title "The best male dancer in New York." He is appearing weekly on the Pat Boone Show and may soon start dancing on the Arthur Murray Dance Party.

    Kip Watson, Class of '58, is attending the New York Ballet Theatre School which is the biggest ballet company in the United States. He has been on tour with the company and has had small parts at the Metropolitan Opera House.

    These present and future stars owe a large part of their dancing careers to the Royal School of Dance, who gave their expert advice and training to start them along their way to stardom.

    Richard S. Todd, graduate of '58, was selected as one of the Honormen at the Recruit Training Center, U.S. Naval Training Command, Great Lakes, Illinois. These honormen are selected on the basis of their performance in leadership, sportsmanship, military bearing, initiative, response to orders, general cleanliness, qualifications of a good shipmate, and high scholastic standing. This honor was bestowed upon Ricky by Captain Carl E. Bull, Commanding Officer.

    Bob Jump, graduate of '55, has been elected to Eta Kappa Nu, a national electrical engineering honor society. Bob is a Junior at the University of Cincinnati. He has been on the Dean's list at the University since he was a Freshman. Bob was quite the musician at Winter Park High, and he still plays cornet in the University Marching Band.