Branford High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Branford, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

,«p BRANFORD MICH SCHOOL FOREWORD We, the 1978 Annual Staff, began with many new and original ideas for a book which you would be proud to own. Some of our ideas are now a reality, others were beyond our means. (NOTE: additional pages, rearrange- ment. variation backgrounds and types, new shapes and features, and pages 40 and 41.) We were able to accomplish this by additional advertising support. There were nearly twice as many businesses and persons who aided Bucca- neer finances this year. We hope we have captured the year's memories in pictures and writings for each of you. We, the Annual Staff, do hereby declare this — THE 1978 BUCCANEER. Sheila Knighton — Business Manager Co-editor Catherine Mclnick — Sponsor Cynthia Knighton — Editor Julie Switzer — cdfdnza dl [atzz cdfaidHdzanf-ozd cdfigd Sa(zood, cdfati )ff £° djou £(j z d ou Id S3 end dL dJoyaH cdfnd Dzus, d a!z! ddad! da(z! df izni and dindauntzd, d(J£Z d J ddtdd £ cdfatdto tds Scdood dVz ddo j cdd zd± a ddoazt to djou! tJ-huH cdfzttCns ISand td Czzetoz 1942-43 DEDICATION OF THE 1978 BUCCANEER We, the 1977-78 Buccaneer Staff proudly dedicate our yearbook to you Mr. Moore for the many years of fine, faithful service given in the maintenance of our school. Branford High salutes you! May your years of retirement be long and happy. Best Wishes, Annual Staff mmm 7 “Principal” Mr. Charles Millican “Congratulations Students” Even under the pressure, strain and turmoil of the changing world of Education, we have just completed another successful year. There will always be the pressure of change in your world. With the proper effort and a positive attitude. I am sure you can overcome any obstacle that threatens your success. Charles Millican Assistant Principal’ Mrs. Mary Daniels Dear Students, We have had a most successful year, having maintained our pride and dignity in the face of new social and academic pressures. To those of you who must leave us, carry in your hearts our fond memories and sincere wishes for a happy and productive future. Let those of you who remain behind rededicate yourselves to aca- demic excellence and mutual cooperation. 1 thank you again for the privilege of working with such a respectful and unique student body. Sincerely, Mary Daniels “Guidance Counselor” Mr. O. H. Munch, Jr. It is not what he has, nor even what he does, which directly expresses the worth of a man, But what he is. O. H. Munch, Jr. Mrs. Linda Cannon — Secretary Mrs. Voncille Sandlin — Secretary Mrs. Donna Hurst — Bookkeeper Mrs. Catherine Melnick — Sr. High English Mrs. Becky Griffith — Jr. High English Mr. Clarence Williams — Mathematics Mr. Robert McCrea — Mathematics Mrs. Frances Humphreys — History Mrs. Myzell Griffin — Sr. High Science Mrs. Julia Owen — Jr. High Science 9 Mr. Buddy Roberts — Jr. High History and Boys’ P.E. Mr. Art Witters — World Geography and Boys’ P.E. Mr. Larry Justice — Health and Boys’ P.E. Mr. Cleve Sikes — Head Coach Mrs. Lenelle Morgan — Girls’ P.E. Mrs. Ann Williams — Art Mr. Dale Cato — R.O.T.C. Mr. Terry Brown — Music Director Mrs. Ethel Huffman — Librarian Mr. Alex Purcell — Business and Drivers' Ed. 10 Mrs. Revia Munch Home Economics Mr. Willie Veal Vocational Agriculture rmam Mrs. Mary Lee — Special Education Mrs. Bonnie Justice — Title I Reading and Special Learning Disabilities Mrs. Charlene Roberts — Speech Therapy Mrs. Voncille Bell — Title I Reading Mrs. Lora Suggs — Title I Reading Ms. Ann Ray — Title I Reading Mrs. Fran Ross — Title I Reading Mrs. Cheryl Mellette — Aid 1 Mrs. Margaret Rushing Aid Mrs. Peggy Hansen Aid Mrs. Judy Lamb — Aid Mrs. Margie Bass — Custodian Mrs. Mamie Williams — Custodian Mrs. Louise Kellum Custodian Mrs. Dorothy Dorsett — Lunchroom — Manager Mrs. Johnnie Knighton Lunchroom — Asst. Manager Mrs. Irma Jo Bates — Lunchroom Mrs. Doris Wynn — Lunchroom Mrs. Ila Mae Tidwell — Lunchroom Mrs. Gladys Bradow — Lunchroom Mr. Bill Johnston Maintenance Mr. Bill Hardy — Maintenance Mr. Arthur Bass Mechanic Mrs. Eva Redifer — Bus Driver BUS DRIVERS — Left to Right: Linda Collins. Mrs. Odelya Kelly. Mrs. Clara Faye Durden, and Mr. Melvin Lee. BUS DRIVERS — Left to Right: Mrs. Jean Bass. Mr. Doyle Bradley. Mrs. Helen Byrd. SUBSTITUTE BUS DRIVERS — Left to Right: Mr. Rex Bender. Mrs. Bev- erly Bender, and Mrs. Davis. a YOLIE Yolanda was a Foreign Exchange Student who lived with us for the 1977-78 school year. She was a very pretty, charming, and sweet young lady. She taught us very much about her country and its culture. We all grew very close to Yolanda and became such good friends that we nicknamed her “Yolie.” We have beautiful memories of the year she spent with us and we’ll always remember her. Yolanda D. Ceron Holbein 95 - B - 3 Col. Cividad de los Reportes Mexico 2. p. 19 Yolie welcomes all cards and letters. 15 And These Are Our Class FAVORITES Shown T-B. L-R Most Likely to Succeed D. Snowberger and M. Smith Best Looking T. Odom and T. Ross Best All Around A. Lynch and R. Bailer Most Athletic — B. Roberts and M. Williams Friendliest M. Mobley and C. Beaty Most Talented S. Simpson and D. Beaty Wittiest T. Starling and D. Rickerson Most Intellectual V. Humphreys and S. Knighton 19 !2 2ctu lVayn£ dusic i £(iaton {J ian£ ‘ ?'U2 CieH £51'lanJy t%.'hn son (2ynt iui £ugznui iyfiton amdui L ia iz [ owning aCi t arcLn (2 uilfn ffeig D(tnt lieflU {I z ?ot}£lt ’tlft'f'r ztt 20 21 “SENIOR DIRECTORY CLASS OF’78 ALEX, CHRISTINA IRENE —“CHRIS”: Art Club —4. BAILER. RIA RACHEL — “RIA”: Homecoming Princess— 1; Best All Around (Jr. High)— 1; Spotlight 2; SC Rep. — 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA — 3, 4; Dairy Team — 3, 4: FHA — I. 2, 4: Art Club — 3. 4: Best All Around (Class) — 3.4. BANKS, GEORGE RANDOLPH — “RANDY”: SC Rep. — 1; Jr. Beta Club — 1; Sr. Beta Club — 2, 4; Track — 1, 2,4; Football — 1,2; Lions Club Scholarship Citation — 4; Valedictorian — 4. BARNES, HAZEL DARLENE — “DARLENE”: 1st Runner-Up Homecoming Princess — 1; 2nd Runner- Up Homecoming Queen — 4; Homecoming Attendant — 2: Cheerleader — 2, 3; SC Rep. — 3,4: Art Club — 4; FHA — 2,3,4; FFA — 3,4; FFA Sec. — 4. BARNETT. ROBERT WADE — “WADE”: Football — 1; FFA — 1, 2, 3,4: Star Chapter Farmer Award 4; Florida Bankers Certificate — 4: State Farmer’s Future Farmer Degree — 4. BEATY. CARLA FAYE — “CARLA”: Band — 1, 2, 3: Friendliest (Class) — 3, 4; SC Rep. — 4; FHA — 1, 2,4; FFA—4; FFA Conservation Award — 4; Track — 3,4; Basketball — 3,4; Most Improved Player — 4. BEATY. DARLA JUNE — “DARLA”: Band — 1: Majorette — 2; Drum Majorette — 3; Feature Twirler — 4; Outstanding Majorette Award — 3; Outstanding Band Service Trophy — 4; 4-H — 1. 2, 3,4: 4-H Land Judg- ing Team — 2; FHA — 1, 2; Class Reporter — 3; Friendliest (Class) — 3; Most Likely to Succeed (Class) — 2; Best All Around (Class) — 1; Most Talented (Class and Sr. High) — 4; Cheerleader — 4: Homecoming Queen — 4. BLANTON, JAMES ANTHONY — “ANDY”: Transfer — 4. BLANTON. TIMOTHY ALLEN — “TIMMY”: Transfer — 4. BOHANNON, WILLIAM ROY — “ROY”: Sr. Beta Club — 2; ASVAB Certificate of Merit — 3. BOYKIN, GLORY ANN — “GLORY”: FHA — 2, 3,4; Outstanding Member — 2, 3,4: Convention — 3,4; Historian — 4; Scholarship Award — 4; Sr. High Home Economics Award — 4; Homecoming Attendant — 3; ROTC — 4; Class Reporter — 4. BURCH, JERRY ADDISON — “JERRY”: ROTC — 2, 3, 4; Air Force Award — 2; Lions Club Award — 3; ROTC Awards: Drill Team. Navy III, Color Guard, Exemplary Personal Appearance, Exemplary Conduct, Honor Cadet, Aptitude Award, Minuteman Award —4. CANNON, PATRICIA ELAINE — “PATSY”: FHA — 1, 2, 3. 4; Outstanding Member — 2, 3, 4: Best All Around Member—4; Outstanding Sr. High Member — 3; Princess Court— 1. CRUZ. DANE CLARK — ‘DANE”: SC Rep. — 3, 4: SC Pres. — 4; Art Club — 3, 4; Art Club V.P. — 4; FFA — 3,4; Annual Staff — 3. CUSICK, DAVID WAYNE — “WAYNE”: Art Club — 2. 3.4. DOWNING, PAMELIA DIANE — “PAM”: Best Looking (Class)— 1; Art Club— 1,2, 3, 4: Basketball — 2, 3, 4; Best Team Player — 4; Cheerleader — 2, 4; Co-Captain — 4: Class V.P. — 2; Class Pres. — 3; SC Rep. — 2,3,4; SC Sec.-Treas. — 4; Spotlight — 2; Miss BHS — 3: Track — 4; Wittiest (Class) — 4. DRAWDY, ALBERT DANIEL — “DANNY”: FFA — 2, 3.4. DUKES, SHIRLEY ANN — “SHIRLEY” FEDERICO. STANLEY RICHARD — “STANLEY”: Art Club — 2,3.4. FLETCHER, TERESA ANN — “TERESA”: Class Reporter — 1; Princess Court — 1; Chorus — I: Band — 1; Spotlight — 2; Spotlight Award — 2; Track — 3; Art Club — 4; Andondoes — I. 2, 3, 4: ASVAB Certificate of Merit — 3. FRALICK, SHARON DIANE — “DIANE”: FHA — 1, 3, 4; Pres.-Elect — 3; Leadership Award — 3; Out- standing Member — 3; Pres. — 4; Delia Davis Award — 4; Leadership and Outstanding Achievement — 4; Lions Club Scholarship Citation — 4; Honor Graduate 4. GIBSON, ERNEST LEVI—“ERNEST’: Basketball — 2; FFA —2,3. 22 SENIOR DIRECTORY” CLASS OF ’78 GWALTNEY. MARY ANNE — “MARY ANNE”: Chorus — 1; Spotlight — 3: Friendliest (Class) — 2. HARDEN. MELINDA FAITH — “MELINDA”: Band — 1; FHA — 2; FHA Careers Chairman —2; Class Sec. —3. HATCH, WILLIAM JOEL — “JOEL”: Football — 1, 2. 3. 4; Best Team Player — 3; Most Valuable Player — 4; Offensive Back of the Year — 4: Leadership — 4: Golden Helmet — 4: All Conference — All State — 4; Track — 1.2. 3.4: Best Track Man — 4; Basketball — 1,2, 3,4: All Conference — 4: Leadership — 4: Athlete of the Year — 4: Maynor Scholarship Award —4, Matt Swartz Memorial Award — 4; Art Club — 3. 4; Sr. Beta Club — 2. 3, 4; Class Pres. — 4; Friendliest (Jr. High) — 1; Most Intellectual (Class) — 2; Most Likely to Suc- ceed (Class) — 3: Most Likely to Succeed (Sr. High) — 4; 1st Place Essay Winner — 4; Lions Club Scholarship Citation — 4: Best All Around Sr. Boy — 4; Honor Graduate — 4. HUMPHREYS. RAYMOND VAN — “VAN”: Football — 1, 2, 3,4; Best Team Player —4; All Conference — 4; Track — 1. 2, 3; Basketball — 1; Art Club — 2, 3, 4; Best All Around (Class and Jr. High) — 1; Most Likely to Succeed (Class) — 2; Most Intellectual (Class) — 4. JACKSON. DIANE —“DIANE”: Most Athletic (Class) — 1,2: FHA —2.3.4; Basketball — 3. JOHNSON, MANDY D. — “MANDY”: Transfer — 4; Basketball — 4. KENT, CHARLES JEFFERY — “JEFF”: FFA — 1,2. 3.4. KIRBY. ELAINE DIANE — “ELAINE”: Princess-Court — 1; Class Sec.-Treas. — 1; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Member— 1.2, 3.4; FHA Recreation Chairman —4. KNIGHTON. CYNTHIA EUGENIA — “CINDY”: Princess Court — 1; Class V.P. — 1: Chorus — 1. 2, 3; Concert and Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff — 2, 3. 4: Assistant Editor — 3: Editor — 4: Editor Award — 4; Art Club — 2, 3, 4: FHA — 2, 4; FHA Historian — 4; Andondoes — 1, 2, 3; Beta Club — 3: 1st Runner-Up Miss BHS — 3: Outstanding Band Member Trophy — 4. KNIGHTON, SHEILA GAIL “SHEILA”: Princess Court — 1; Most Intellectual (Class) — 1, 3. 4; Most Intellectual (Sr. High) — 4: Concert and Marching Band — 1, 2. 3, 4; Outstanding Advanced Band Member — 4; Overall Outstanding Service and Contribution — 4; Outstanding Band Service Trophy — 4; Class Pres. — 1; Jr. Beta Club — 1; Jr. Beta Pres. — 1: FHA — 1.2; FHA Projects Chairman — 2; Sr. Beta Club — 3. 4: SC Rep. — 4; Annual Staff — 2, 3, 4; Business Manager — 3, 4; Business Manager Award — 3, 4; Class Treas. — 3, 4; Star Student — 3; Lions Club Scholarship Citation — 4: Honor Graduate — 4. LALIBERTE, MICHAEL ROBERT — “MIKE”: FFA — 1. 2. 3, 4; FFA Chaplain — 2; Farm Mechanics Award — 4. LYNCH, JOHN ALLAN — “ALLAN”: Basketball — 1, 2. 3, 4; Most Improved Player —4: Football — 1; SC Rep. — 2,3.4; Art Club — 3,4: Most Athletic (Class) — 1; Best All Around (Class) — 3.4. MOBLEY, MARSHALL GREGORY — “MARSHALL”: Friendliest (Class) — 3, 4; Friendliest (Sr. High) — 4. ODOM, JAMES GREGORY —“GREG”: Football — 1, 3; FFA—2, 3,4. ODOM, TERESA HARLENE — “TERESA”: Best All Around (Class) — 2; Best Looking (Class) — 3. 4; Best Looking) Sr. High) — 4: FFA — 3,4: FFA Reporter — 4; FFA Dairy Judging Team — 3.4; Dairy Judging Award — 3, 4; FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team — 3. 4; FHA — 4; Art Club — 4; Homecoming Attendant — 3; 1st Runner-Up Homecoming Queen — 4; Library Science Award — 4. RICKERSON, DENNIS MERRILL — “DENNIS”: Art Club — 2. 3.4; Wittiest (Class) — 4. ROBERTS, BARRI ELAINE — “BARRI”: Basketball — 2, 3, 4; All Conference — 2. 3; Best Offensive Player — 3, 4; Track — 2, 3, 4; Spotlight — 2, 3; Chorus — 2; Drill Team — 2; FFA — 3. 4; FFA Treas. — 4; Class Sec.-Treas. — 2; Class V.P. — 3; Class Treas. — 4: Art Club — 4; Most Athletic (Class) — 2, 3, 4; Most Athletic (Sr. High) — 4. ROBERTS, DONALD RAY — “DONALD”: Art Club — 2, 3, 4; Most Likely to Succeed (Class) — 1; Bas- 23 ketball— 1,2; Football—4; All Conference — 4. ROSS, CECILIA MICHELLE — “MICHELLE”: Concert and Marching Band — 1. 2, 3; FFA — 3. 4: FFA Livestock Judging Team — 3, 4; Livestock Judging Award — 3; Sentinal — 4; 4-H — 1, 2; Land Judging Team — 2; FHA — 1; Class Sec. — 4; Art Club — 4. ROSS. WILLIAM FRANCIS — “TY”: Football — 1, 2; Art Club — 2, 3, 4; FFA — 4; Most Athletic (Jr. High)— 1; Best Looking (Class)— 1,2.3,4; Best Looking (Sr. High) — 4. SHAY, WENDELL TERRY — “TERRY”: FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Livestock Judging Award — 2: Parliamenta- rian — 2; Treas. — 3; Sub-District Pres. — 4. SHIPMAN, TRACIE RENE —“TRACIE” SIMPSON. STEVEN GLENN — “STEVE”: FFA — 1. 2. 3, 4; Concert and Marching Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; Outstanding Band Service Trophy — 4: Most Talented (Class) — 4. SMITH, MARSHA KAREN — “MARSHA”: Andondoes — 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert and Marching Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; Drum Majorette — 4: Outstanding Band Service Trophy — 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3; Choral Award — 3; Jr. High English Award — 1; Princess Court — 1; Most Likely to Succeed (Class) — 1, 3, 4; Most Intellectual (Class) — 2; Most Likely to Succeed (Sr. High) — 4; Sr. Beta Club — 2, 3,4; Sr. Beta Pres. — 4; Annual Staff — 2. 3; Editor — 3; Editor Award — 3; Danforth Award — 4; Best All Around Sr. Girl — 4: Lions Club Scholar- ship Cita .on — 4; Honor Graduate—4. SNOWBERGER. DANA ANDREW — “DANNY : Eagle Scout; Jr. Beta Club — 1; Sr. Beta Club — 2.3.4: Historian — 3; FFA — 2, 3, 4; Chaplain — 3; Pres. — 4; Land Judging Award — 3; FFA Awards — Agricul- ture, Scholarship, Land Judging. Livestock Judging, Leadership — 4; ASVAB Certificate of Merit — 3: Most Intellectual (Class) — 1, 3; Most Intellectual (Sr. High) — 4: Most Likely to Succeed (Class) — 4; Danforth Award — 4; Lions Club Scholarship Citation — 4; Salutatorian — 4. STARLING, TERESA MARIA — “TERESA”: Spotlight —3; FHA —4: Wittiest (Class) —4. THOMAS, COLIE — “COLIE”: FHA — 2,3,4. THOMAS. CYNTHIA KAY — “CYNTHIA”: Basketball — 2,3; FHA — 1,2, 3,4. THOMPSON, MICHAEL DENNIS — “MIKE” — Art Club — 2,3.4; Art Award — 4. WARD, WALTER GLEN — “GLEN”: Art Club — 2. 3,4. WILLIAMS. JAMES CALVIN — “JAMES”: Basketball — 2; Football — 1, 2, 3; Track — 1, 2, 3; Art Club — 4; Sr. High P.E. Award — 4. WILLIAMS, MICHAEL LAVERN — “MIKE”: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4: Best Offensive Lineman — 3; All Conference — 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Field Goal Percentage — 3; Leading Rebounder — 3, 4: Highest Free Throw Percentage — 4; Track — 1, 2, 3; Friendliest (Class) — 1; Most Athletic (Class) — 2, 3, 4: Most Athletic (Sr. High) — 4. THESE ARE ONLY BEGINNINGS OF THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS WE HOPE TO MAKE!! 24 Bennett. Susan Bost. Kelly Boykin. Ben Brock. Bobby Byrd.John Cannon. Terry Clemons. Rosemary Cusick. Linda Aderholt. Darlene Aderholt. Sandra Barnes. Eddie Barnett. Elaine Bass. Christine Bass, Lisa Cribbs. David Crusaw. Bruce Davenport. Eddie Davis. Penny Dickey. Cindy Du Priest, Deborah Evert. Mark Ford. Leslie Frierson. Larry Moses. Candy — President Holton. Edwyna Humphries. Geffrey Howard, Kenney Johnson. Valerie Kennedy. Gail Kent, Melodie 26 Knighton. Rhonda Larson. Craig Lippi. Paul Mangels. Jolynn Mangels. Suann Martel. Renne Methvin. Vicki Munro. Rusty Odom, Connie Pate. Lenora Reed. Deanna Edwards, Herbie — Vice-President Renew. Bruce Robinson, Eddie Sampson. Mark Rose, Andy Shay. Mike Stakes. Meko Platt. Jackie — Sec.-Treas. Thompson. Gary Tiger. David Thomas. Stella Touchton. Sandra Van. Jeff Veal. Robert Ward. Karen Williams. Bobby Williams. Nathan Yates, Linda 27 JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Back Row Left to Right — WITTIEST — DEANNA REED AND GEFFREY HUMPHRIES (NOT SHOWN) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — JOHN BYRD AND SUANN MANGELS MOST INTELLECTUAL— DAVID CRIBBS AND EDWYNA HOLTON FRIENDLIEST — MEKO STAKES AND JOLYNN MANGELS Center Row Left to Right — BEST LOOKING — BOBBY WILLIAMS AND LINDA CUSICK MOST TALENTED — JIMMY STEARNS AND JACKIE PLATT MOST ATHLETIC — LARRY FRIERSON AND LENORA PATE Front Row Left to Right — BEST ALL AROUND — ELAINE BARNETT AND DAVID TIGER o Aston, Carl Benton. Marshelle DuPriest, Pauline Fletcher. Kevin Cilio. Traci — President Barnett, Jimmy Daughtry. Keith Gibson, Shirley Jackson. Delores SOPHO Bachara. Amby — Sec.-Treas. Hood. Tammy Kight. Leonard 30 Kohn, Craig McFatten. Sylvia Lee. Robbie Pius. Vickie Lee. Sammy Roberts. Loyce Padelford. Ann Roberts. Nancy MORES Shipman. Lisa Switzer. Julie Smith. Bill Warren. Wayne Suggs. Kevin Whitfield. Donald Stebbins. Cathy Rogers. Patrick Shipman. Leon Thomas. Robie Barnes. Wesley Vice-President 31 Shown Left to Right — WITTIEST — KEVIN FLETCHER AND TAMMY HOOD FRIENDLIEST — CRAIG KOHN AND ANNA GREENHALGH BEST ALL AROUND — BOB BARNETT AND TRACI CILIO MOST ATHLETIC — KEVIN SUGGS AND TERRY RANSOM MOST TALENTED — KEITH DAUGHTRY AND LISA BOYETTE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — WESLEY BARNES AND ANN PADELFORD BEST LOOKING — RON GREENE AND AMBY BACHARA MOST INTELLECTUAL — CARL ASTON AND PATTI GRINSTEAD SOPHOMORE FAVORITES CHARITY There is so much good in the worst of us. And so much bad in the best of us. That it ill behoves any of us To find fault with the rest of us. UNKNOWN SR. HIGH FA VORITES Shown upper right: BEST LOOKING TERESA ODOM and TV ROSS Shown lower left: MOST INTELLECTUAL SHEILA k l(.H ION and DANNY SNOWBERGER Shown lower nuht: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MARSHA SMITH and JOEL HATCH I I Shown upper left: WITTIEST PAM DOWNING and DENNIS RICKERSON Shown upper right: FRIENDLIEST ANN A G RE EN HA LG H a nd MARSHALL MOBLEY Shown center: MOSI TALENTED DARI A BEATY and JIM STEARNS (not shown) Shown lower left: BUS I ALL AROUND TRACI CILIOand KIM SUGGS Shown lower right: MOSI ATHLETIC BARRI ROBI RTS and MIKE WILLIAMS JR. HIGH FA VORITES Shown upper lefi: WITTIEST SUSAN DINKINS and DALLAS NORRIS Shown upper right: MOST ATHLETIC lori McCullough and brett summers Shown lower left: BEST ALL AROUND LORRIE METHVIN and LaWAYNE DEES Shown lower right: FRIENDLIEST SANDY WALKER and ROBBIE PREVATT Shown upper left: BEST LOOKING RONDA GREENE and DAVID FLETCHER Shown upper right: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JULIE SULLIVAN (not shown) and DARRYL KOHN Shown lower left: MOST TALENTED DONNA CANNON and DANNY REID Shown lower right: MOST INTELLECTUAL MARY ANNE DICKEY and DARRYL CANNON 37 CLASS OF ’81 Adkins. Pam Barnett, Teresa Bass. Elizabeth Bass. Rebecca Bates. Tammy Bennett. Norma Bennett. Tom Beville. Eddie Blanton. Jenny Bost. Julie Bradley. Keith Branch. Lori Burch. Sharon Callahan. Becky Clemons. Hank Collins. Debbie Copeland. Dennis Crews. John Paul Curtis. James Davenport. Sands Dees. La Wayne Dickey. Mary Anne Dinkins. Susan Durden. Dean Evert. Caren Fissell. Robert Fralick. Stanley Gaylord. Donna George. Kenneth Greene. Ronda Harden. Stephanie Haskins. Love Hood. Ronnie Hunt. Buddy Jerkins. Steve Johnson. Willie Jones. Carolyn Knighton. Dewayne Knighton. Julie Kohn. Darryl Lambert. Mitchell Lee. Laura Lefler. Caleen Lewis. Darlene Lindsey. Lewis Linton. Pam Majors. Lee Me Fat ten. Earl 44 OFFICERS FA VORITES President Fletcher. David V.-Pres. — Summers. Brett Sec.-Treas. McCullough. Lori Senator — Cannon. Darryl Senator Pate. Deanna Melette. Ricky L-R: MOST TALENTED-JULIE KNICiHTON and DANNY REID: MOST ATHLETIC TERESA BARNETT and BRETT SUMMERS: WITTIEST SUSAN DINKINS and DALLAS NORRIS: BEST LOOKING JENNY BLANTON and La WAYNE DEES: BEST All. AROUND RONDA GREEN and JOHN PAUL CREWS: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — LORI MOSES and DARRYL KOHN: MOST INTELLECTUAL M ARY ANN DIC KEY and DARRYL CANNON: FRIENDLIEST JULIE SULLIVAN and DAVID FLETCHER Methvin. Lorrie Moses. Lori Munro. Del mar Murfe. Sam Noling. Lance Norris. Dallas Owen. Ashton Prevail. Robbie Reid. Jason Richardson. Julie Roberts. Brenda Roberts. Frances Robinson. Vernell Ryder. Denise Shay. Nancy Smith, Valerie Starling. Beth Starling. Guy Sullivan. Julie Sullivan. Tim Tackett. Lucille Ward. Charles Williams. Derek Williams. Mike Williams. Pete 45 CLASS OF ’82 Adcrholt. Buddy Aston. Carla Bass. Wallace Bates. Paula Bates. Sherry Benton. Dana Bohannon. Randy Boswell. Tony Boykin. Elizabeth Cannon. Debra Clemons. Danny Clemons. Sara Coates. Sherr Croft. Crystal Craft. Douglas Davis. Susan Dees. Randy Deno. Kim Dickey. Margaret Dorsey. Sherry Dunn. Chris Gibson. Annie Green. Joe Goodrich. Steven Greenhalgh. Terry Hammock. John Hunt. Diane Jackson. Johnny Jones. Tim Lamb. Clyde Majors. Robert McGlasan. Kathy Owens. Melissa Owen. Wade Phillips. Ruth Ann Pitts. Lillie Platt. Pete Powell, Ernie Ransom. Thomas Roberts. Larri Robinson. Chester Rose. Kay Ross. Laurie Sessions. Robert Shaughnessy. Bobbie Shermon. Wenda Smith. Herb Smith. Linda 46 President David Cruz CLASS OFFICERS Sammy Odom Senator Donna Cannon Senator- Donna Collins Robert Fletcher Smith. Wilbur Snowberger. Deanna Summers. Sonya Summers. Tonya Sword. Robert Thomas. Wendall Thompson. Ray Vann. Diane Vann. Gina Vincent. Terry Walker. Sandy Warren. Randy Welch. Robin Wells. Janet Wiley. Kara Wynn. Paris Young. Peggy Zaccaro. Elaine Reporter Keith Hill CLASS FA VO RITES WITTIEST MELISSA OWENS (not pictured) and WENDELL THOMAS FRIENDLIEST SANDY WALKER and RAY THOMPSON (not pictured) MOST TALENTED — DONNA CANNON and DAVID CRUZ MOST ATHLETIC TERRI GREENHALGH and SAMMY ODOM MOST INTELLECTUAL KARA WILEY and WADE OWEN BEST ALL AROUND LAURI ROSS and TONY BOSWELL BEST LOOKING JANET WELLS (not pictured) and RANDY DEES; MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED KEITH HILL and DONNA COLLINS 47 CLASS OF ’83 Barnett. Laurie Baxter. Laura Barrs. John Berry, Daniel Adkins. Timoth) Allen. Joann Barnes. Larry Carter. Bernard Crowe. Timothy Davis. Cindy Dees. Robert Hart. Michelle Johnson. Bruce Knight. Deborah Knighton. Charles Luck. Jamie Lyon. Patty McQuay. Glenms Munch. Harry Myers. Deborah Norris. Melody O'Dell. Danny Peavy. Scott Ryder. Danny Shealy. Charlotte Simpson. Sharon Stephens. Susan Sword. David Vincent. Sina Walker. Lance 48 Hartsfield. Melissa Holton. Tommy Humphries. Ken Jones. Darryl Jones. Debra CLASS OFFICERS Vice- President Connie Bachara President Tracy Federico Sec.. Treas. and Reporter Lura Murfee Senator Andy Walker CLASS FA VORITES Pictured from Left to Riuht MOSI TALI MED SUSAN STEPHENS and DANNY 0‘DF.LL: MOST INTELLECTUAL SHARON SIMPSON and DAN BERRY: MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED LURA MURFEE and TRACY FEDERICO: BEST LOOKING CONNIE BACHARA and JOHN BARRS: BEST ALL AROUND MELISSA HARTSFIELD and SCOTT PEAVY; FRIENDLIEST CINDY DAVIS and ROBERT DEES: MOST ATHLETIC DEBORAH MEY- ERSand LANCE WALKER: WITTIEST HELEN BRETZand DAVID SWORD 50 51 JR. HIGH AWARD WINNERS — L-R: Tracy Federico— Intermediate Band: Larry Brand — Reading Improvement; Sam Murfee — Jr. High Science: Lura Murfee — 7th Grade English: Melody Norris — Perfect Attendance; Becky Bass — Perfect Attendance and 9th Grade English: Pam Linton — 9th Grade English. Not Shown — Sherry Coates — 8th Grade English: Margaret Dickey — Perfect Attendance and Jr. High Home Ec.: Linda Fay Smith —Jr. High P.E.; Robert Fletcher — Jr. High P.E.: Susan Stephans— Perfect Attendance. HIGH SCHOOL A WARD WINNERS SR. HIGH AWARD WINNERS — L-R: George Banks — Valedictorian; James Williams — Sr. High P.E.; Jerry Burch — Minuteman Award: Danny Snowberger — Salutatoriam Danforth. and Agriculture; Marsha Smith — Best All Around Sr. Girl and Danforth; Joel Hatch — Best All Around Sr. Boy; Teresa Odom — Library Science Award; Mike Thompson — Art Award; Glory Boykin — Sr. High Home Ec.: Sheila Knigh- ton — Advanced Band and Annual Business Manager; Cindy Knighton Annual Editor; Suann Mangels — Advanced Grammar and Sr. High P.E.; Jolynn Mangels — Advanced Grammar, Sr. High P.E. and Danforth; John Byrd — Sr. High Science and Danforth. Not Shown — Connie Odom and Cindy Dickey — Outstanding Art Club Members. President Dane Cruz Vice-President Larry Frierson Secretary-Treasurer Pam Downing Student Council 54 I -R. First Row: Advisor Mr. McCrea. D. DuPriest. L. Methvin. D. Pate. D. Cannon. V. Methvin. L. Frierson. Second Row: A. Walker. R. Fletcher. A. Greenhalgh. R. Bailer. D. Barnes. C. Beaty. Third Row: C. Knighton. T. Stanley. J. Pitts. A. Lynch. D. C annon. C. Aston. D. Cruz, D. Grisham, J. Byrd. L. Pate. D. Vann. R. Sessions. S. Knighton. L-R. f irst Row: E. Boykin. S. Coates. D. Cannon. R. Green. S. Dinkins. C. Croft. I. Greenhalgh. D. ( ollins. D. Barnes. Advisor R. Munch. Second Row: P. DuPriesl. E. Kirby. L. Branch. VI. Dickey. S. Aderholt. D. Fral- ick. Third Row: I Lee. D. Gaylord. S. Harden. D. Hamner. J. Blanton. S. Bales. P. Bates. I Bates. C Knighton. Fourth Row: G. Jackson. J. Jackson. L. Ford. V. Jackson. D. Jackson. D. Lewis. M. Dickey. G. Boykin. S. David. T. Cannon. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS F M The Branford Chapter FHA HERO had a very busy and useful year. They planned and completed many activities At the District III meeting in Lake City Stephanie Harden was elected as District III Chairman and Pauline Du Priest was elected State Vice-President Program of Work. Our advi- sor, Mrs. Revia Munch, was also appointed as District 111 Advisor. The FH A also delivered Thanksgiving baskets to Shut-ins. served a complete Christmas dinner to 50 senior citizens, made stuffed animals and gave a Christmas party to EMR students. The Branford Chapter EH A HERO is the largest club on our campus. E R I c A 55 L-R. First Row: V. Smith. S. Summers. P. Young. T. Summers. M. Owens. T. Odom. T. Starling. Mrs. Munch. Second Row. S. Walker. D. Vann. L. Puts. S. Thomas. N. Shay. R. Phillips. M. Benton. Third Row : R. Roberts. J. Richardson. B. Shaughnessy. J. Wells. L. McCullough. C. Stebbins. Fourth Row: C. Robinson. W. Sherman. C. Thomas. D. Wynn. B Williams. C. Thomas. OFFICERS President — Diane Fralick President Fleet — Stephanie Harden Secretary Sandra Aderholt Parliamentarian Terry Cannon Treasurers Patricia Cannon and Donna Gaylord Student Council — Carla Beaty Vice-Pres, of Projects Sharon Burch Reporter Mary Anne Dickey Recreation Teresa Starling and Elaine Kirb Chaplain Sherr Coates Pianist — Gail Kennedy- Social Chairman — Diane Jackson and Cynthia Thomas Historian Glory Boykin and Cindy Knighton Chairman of Careers Pauline DuPriest 56 M E M B E R S L-R. f irst Row: Darlene Barnes. Barn Roberts. Michelle Ross, leresa Odom. Ria Bailer. Jeff Vann. Gar Thompson. Danny Snowberger. Second Row: Deanna Pate. Teresa Barnett. Elaine Barnett. Jackie Plati. Greg Odom. Roy Harden. Allan Lynch. l im Greenhalgh. Paul Lippi. Terry Shay. Third Row: Lori Moses. Tammy Bates. Mr. Willie Veal. Larry Frierson. Iraci C'ilio. Candy Moses, leresa Stanley. Jimmy Barnett. Kevin Suges. Ron Greene. Fourth Row: Mike Shay. Bob Barnett. Darren Summers. Ben Boykin. Eddie Seville. DeWayne Knighton. Robert Fissell. Ashton Owens. Ricky Melette. Wesley Barnes. Fifth Row: Wade Barnett. Loyce Roberts. Dean Durden. Roy Bohannon. Keith Bradley. Robert Veal. Derek Williams. Robbie Prevail. Kirn Suggs. Carla Beaty. President Danny Snowberger Vice-President Gary Thompson Secretary Darlene Barnes Treasurer Barri Roberts Chaplain Jeff Vann Sentinel Michelle Ross Student Council Rep. Ria Bailer Reporter Mike Shay and leresa Odom Advisor Willie Veal FUTURE FARMERS 57 s R B E T A C L U B L-R: Cindy Knighton. Craig Kohn. Carl Aston. Patti Grinstead. Sandra Touchton. Darlene Adcrholt. Andy Rose. Julie Switzer. Jolynn Mangels. John Byrd. Suann Mangels. Marsha Smith. George Banks. Terry Ransom. Danny Snowber- ger. Joel Hatch. Rhonda Knighton. Lenora Pate. Sheila Knighton, and Amby Bachara. OFFICERS President — Marsha Smith Vice-President—Suann Mangles Secretary Jolynn Mangels Historians Sandra Touchton and Darlene Aderholt Student Council Reps. John Byrd and Sheila Knighton 58 L-R. First Row: Cara Wiley. Robert Fletcher. Lori Methvin. Sammy Odom. Chris Dunn. Second Row: Mary Ann Dickey, Lori Moses. Clyde Lamb, Robert Sessions. Third Row: Daryl I Cannon. Sam Murfee. Julie Knighton. Pam Linton. Darvll Kohn. Advisor Mrs. Owens. President — Lori Moses Reporter — Pam Linton Vice-President - Mary Anne Dickey Student Council Lome Methvin Secretary — Sammy Odom Advisor — Mrs. Owens 59 OFFICERS: PRESIDENT —(not pict.) Michael Thompson VICE-PRESIDENT — Dane Cruz SEC.-TREAS Connie Odom SC REP. Debra Du Priest REPORTER (not pict.) Dennis Rickerson SC REP. Donald Roberts Left to Right. 1st Row: D. DuPriest. R. Bailer. T. Odom. C. Alex. D. Barnes. C. Knighton. 2nd Row: C. Dickey. V. Humphreys. J. Hatch. B. Boykin. M. Williams. J. Williams. 3rd Row: C. Odom. M. Kent. G. Humphries. D. Cruz. J. Bost. L. Methvin. T. Bales. 4th Row: H. Edwards. D. Tiger. L. Frierson. D. Grisham. A. Rose. T. Fletcher. S. Murfee. K. Fletcher. 5th Row: Sponsor Mrs. Williams. M. Ross. D. Fletcher. D. Roberts. S. Federico. W. Cusick. C. Larson. D. Rickerson. B. Smith. 60 Left Row. Front to Back: Arthur Carter, Carl Aston. Eddie Barnes, Steve Jer- kins. Frances Roberts. Deanna Snowberger. Center Row. Front to Back: Rusty Munro. Delmar Tower, Vernell Robinson. Charles Ward. Renee Mar- tel. Kay Rose. Right Row. Front to Back: Jerry Burch. Spence Oman. Loyce Roberts. Jeff Vann, Nancy Roberts, Susan Dinkins. Lucille Tackett. 61 L-R: Jerry Burch. Spence Oman. Arther Carter. Carl Aston. Donald Whitfield. ADVANCED BAND Director Mr. Terry T. Brown. 1st Row Boh Sword. Cindy K nighton. Sheila Knighton. 2nd Row: Rhonda Knighton. Julie Knighton. Sherry Bates. Drum Majorette Marsha Smith. 3rd Row: Wade Owen. Grace Hartsfield. Robert Sessions. Sandra Aderholt. Patti Grinstead. 4th Row: Debbie Ham ner. Suann Mangels. Gail Ken- nedy. Not Shown: Sandy Walker. Spence Oman. Steve Simpson. BUCCANEER MARCHING BAND 77-78 MAJORETTES — Front to Back: Feature Twirler Darla Beaty. Lauri Ross. Deanna Snowberger. Lori McCullough. ■ 62 M A J O R E We marched in these parades: BHS Homecoming SHS Homecoming FAMU Homecoming Live Oak’s Christmas Perry’s Forest Festival We presented a Christmas con- cert in Dec. and a Spring concert in April. We marched at all games except Chattahoochee. The real highlight of our year was marching competition. We made an excellent rating. T TES B A jgjg___________ L T E A M 63 INTERMEDIATE BAND 1st Row: Andy Walker. Trade Federico, Jamie Luck. 2nd Row: David Sword. Susan Stephans. Tom Boss. 3rd Row: Harry Munch. Tim Atkins. Chester Robinson. 4th Row: Danny O'Dell. Chuck Brannan. Ken Humphries. Director — Mr. Terry T. Brown. i N T E R M E D I A T E B A N D BEGINNING BAND 1st Row: Director Mr. Terry. T. Brown. Sam Robinson. Mark Bacon. Kenneth Moore. Annette Jackson. 2nd Row: Valerie Burt. Bridget Bost. Donna Kent. Lisa Reed. Mike Sword. L-R: Suann Mangels. Gail Kenned . Liz Hall. Teresa Fletcher. Marsha Smith. Debbie Hamner. Connie Odom, and Jolynn Man- gels. aNdOnD°Es 65 BUCCANEER STAFF ’78 66 MUSIC AWARDS The Music Awards Banquet was held May 6. 1978 in the school cafeteria. Because we had accomplished so much this year we chose the theme - “MUSICAL PROGRESS IN BHS 1977-78.” Master of Ceremonies — Booster President — Mr. J. Robert Fletcher. Speaker — Former Director — Mr. George W. James. Awards Presentations — Director — Mr. Terry T. Brown. Advanced Band Awards: Most Improved Member — Sandra Aderholt, Most Outstanding Member — Sheila Knighton, Student Director Award — Grace Hartsfield, Director’s Award — Rhonda Knigh- ton, and the John Philip Sousa Award — Marsha Smith. Band letters were received by Advanced members who performed in both the marching and con- cert activities. The letters were orange and blue with a music note across them. Certificates were awarded to those members of the follow- ing groups who had met all requirements: Guitarists, Andondoes, Flutophonists, Beginners, Intermediates, and Advanced members — march- ing, concert, majorettes, and drill team. Competition medals were presented to Advanced mem- bers who participated in the event. The medals were inscribed with the word excel- lent and each persons instru- ment or position and attached to a red. white, and blue rib- bon. 68 BANQUET '78 Intermediate Band Awards: Most Improved Member — Robert Dess, Outstanding Member — Ken Humphries, Achievement Pins — Harry Munch. Andy Walker, and Angie Oliver, Most Outstand- ing Member — Tracie Feder- ico, and Director’s Award — Susan Stephans. Flutophone Trophies: Out- standing Musicianship — Vicki Burt. Mary Munch. Katrina Knighton, Jimmy Taylor, and Mark Humphries. Chaperone Trophies were given to: Johnnie Knighton, Cheryl Sessions, Harriett Snell, and Elouise Walker. Beginning Band Awards: Most Improved Member (7th) Kenneth Moore, Most Improved Member (8th) — Chester Robinson, Most Dedi- cated Musician — Timmy Haines. The BAND presented Mr. Brown with a plaque, and a car tag bearing his usual expres- sion — WHAT CAN I SAY?” 69 DRILL TEAM AWARDS Outstanding Members Connie Odom — Captain, and Jolynn Mangels Co-captain. OUTSTANDING BAND BOOSTERS Elouise Walker. Wallace and Cheryl Sessions. Johnnie and E. J. Knighton. Harriett Snell. Rob- ert Fletcher. Graham and Julie Owen. Delores McC ullough, and Inez Humphries. SENIOR SERVICE TROPHIES: Sheila Knighton. Steve Simpson. Darla Beaty. Cindy Knighton, and Marsha Smith. MAJORETTE AWARDS — Supporting Majorette — Tuwanda James. Most Improved Majorette — Deanna Snowberger. Most Out- standing Majorette — Lori McCullough. Other adults who were recognized for their services to the band were: Charles Millican — School Principal, Robert Fletcher— Booster Pres- ident 77-78. George W. James — Former Director 71-77. 70 A T H L E T I C B A N Q u E T ATHLETIC AWARD WINNERS Bobby Williams Most Assists and Most Steals (B): Kim Suggs Defensive Back of the Year (F). Highest Field Goal Percentage. Most Rebounds. Most Valuable Player (B): Best F ield Events Trophy (T): Allan Lynch Most Improved (B); Larry Frierson Offensive Lineman of the Year and All Conference (F); Eddie Robinson — Defensive Lineman of the Year and All Conference (F): Donald Roberts — All Conference (F); Joel Hatch — Leadership Award. Offensive Back of the Year. Most Valuable Player. Golden Helment Award. Maynor Scholarship Award, and All Conference (F). Leadership Award (B). Best Track Man — (I). Athlete of the Year, and Matt Swartz Memorial Award; Michael Williams Most Rebounds and Highest Free Throw Percentage (B). All Conference (F): Van Humphries — Best Team Player (F) and All Conference (F): Ron Greene — Most Improved Player(F). Lenora Page — Most Valuable Player (B). Most Valuable Field Award (T); Barri Roberts - Best Offensive Player (B): Pam Down- ing — Best Team Player (B); Carla Beaty — Most Improved Player (B); Suann and Jolynn Mangels Co-recipients of the Most Valuable Track Award (T). 71 F H A A W ARDS Left: GUEST SPEAKER. DR. CHARLES GREEN E Below. Left to Right: DIANE FRALICK, LEADERSHIP AWARD AND DELIA DAVIS HOME EC. AWARD. DONNA GAYLORD. BEST ALL ROUND FHA MEMBER. (JR. HIGH). TERRI CANNON. OUTSTANDING SR. HIGH MEMBER. GLORY BOYKIN. SCHOLARSHIP AWARD. SHARON BURCH. BEST ALL ROUND FHA MEMBER. (JR. HIGH). MARY ANNE DICKEY. ADVISORS AWARD. LILLIE PITTS.OUTSTANDING JR. HIGH MEMBER. PATRICIA CRITCHLOW. BEST ALL ROUND FHA MEMBER. (SR. HIGH). SHERRY COATES. OUTSTANDING JR HIGH MEMBER. OUTSTANDING MEMBERSHIP AWARDS ALSO WENT TO THE MEM- BERS ABOVE. Right: MOST OUTSTANDING MEMBERS WHO WORKED HARD TO CARRY OUT ALL FHA ACTIVITIES. PAULINE DUPRIEST. SUSAN DINKINS, MARGARET DICKEY. TERRI GREENHALGH. BOBBIE SHAUGHNESSY. ELIZABETH BOYKIN. ELAINE KIRBY. SHEILA GOODSON. MARSHELLE BENTON. SANDRA ADERHOLT. TAMMY BATES. PAULA BATES, and WENDA GAILSHERMAN. MOST OUTSTANDING MEMBERS NOT PICTURED. DONNA CANNON, SUSAN DINKINS. STEPHANIE HARDEN, DARLENE LEWIS, MELISSA OWENS RUTH ANNE PHILLIPS. CYNTHIA THOMAS. DIANE VANN. PARIS WYNN and PEGGY YOUNG. 72 QUET Danny Snowberger presided over the FFA Awards Banquet which was held on April 21. 1978. He received the Scholarship, Land Judging, Livestock Judging, and Leadership Awards. Wade Barnett received the Star Chapter Farmer Award and the Florida Bankers Certificate. He also received the State Farmers Future Farmer Degree at the convention which was held in June. Jeff Miller— Secretary of the Florida FFA Association was the guest speaker. Teresa Odom received the Dairy Judging Award. Candy Moses was awarded the Dairy Proficiency Award which is given by the state associa- tion. The Livestock Judging Award for 9th grade went to Dewayne Knighton. Mike Laliberte received the Farm Mechanics Award. Honorary Chapter Memberships were presented to Mr. Robert Fletcher, Mr. Buck Frierson. Mr. Ed Jowers, Mrs. Revia Munch, Mrs. Delores Snowberger, and Mrs. Mary Daniels. Jeff Vann was presented with the Public Speaking Award for the third consecutive year. This is a record for Branford’s chapter. Wayne Warren received the Farm Bureau Award. Loyce Roberts awarded the Tractor Driving Trophy. 73 QUEEN above: HOMECOMING QUEEN 1978 — MISS DARLA BEATY lower left: 1st RUNNER-UP- MISS TERESA ODOM lower right: 2nd RUNNER-UP — MISS DARLENE BARNES 74 above left to right: JUNIOR ATTENDANTS - LINDA CUSICK JOLYNN MANGELS lower left to right: SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS — AMBY BACHARA TRACIE CILIO 75 PRINCESS V lower left: 1st RUNNER-UP — MISS STEPHANIE HARDEN lower right: 2nd RUNNER-UP — MISS JENNY BLANTON 76 above left to right: 8th GRADE ATTENDANTS DONNA CANNON DONNA COLLINS lower left to right: 77 79 SPIRIT WEEK OCT. 3-7 This week everyone showed his Buccaneer patriotism. Monday there was no planned activity but we were all getting ready for the big week. Tuesday started the fun with 50’s Day. all students and most teachers dressed in the stylish 50's fashions. The most stylish and best dressed were. Julie Switzer. Joel Hatch, and Cynthia Knighton. Wednesday was Hal Day. students wore hats from places far and near which related many characters and occupations. Winners were: John Byrd who wore a Pilot hat and goggles. Suann Mangels wearing an English Riding Derby, and Greg Odom in his Mexi- can Sombrero, f hursday was Clown Day so once again students and teachers were dressed in their best costumes and funny faces. I he best clowns were Vicki Methvin and Geffery Humphries from high school and Vic Metzer from elemen- tary. To close Spirit Week on Friday. Homecoming Day. everyone wore orange and blue. That afternoon our parade with the crowning of queen and princess being held that night. Also held during the week was a door decorating contest and an eagle plucking contest. SPRING CONCERT APRIL 27, 1978 ART SHOW OTHER SCHOOL SCENES VARSITY Art Witters —Coach Kim Suggs — 24 Joel Hatch — 11 Mike Williams— r44 Allan Lynch — 43 Bobby Williams — 13 Kevin Suggs— 33 David Cribbs— 45 Ron Greene — 15 Craig Kohn — 31 Nathan Williams— 25 BASKETBALL 88 VARSITY SCOREBOARD BUCS + OPPONENTS 66 — Forest Hills.......37 43 — Bronson............46 50 — Oak Hall ............58 43 — Trenton............58 58 — Southside..........45 51 — Bell.................51 Christmas Tourn. 54 — Aucilla............52 41 — Bell...............31 48 — GJCS...............44 51 — Cedar Key............47 48 — Greenville.........62 45 — Mayo...............46 50 — Bronson............47 54 — Aucilla............62 57 — Greenville...........79 32 — Cedar Key..........36 58 — Bell.................43 52 — Mayo.................48 69 — Rolling Green......46 56 — Trenton..............65 57 — GJCS.................55 36 — Oak Hall ..........70 52 — Bronson............47 SRC Tourn. 48 — Greenville..............57 SRC Tourn. 43 — Rolling Green......48 89 GIRLS ’ BASKETBALL LaNelle Morgan — Coach. Carla Beaty 24. Pam Downing � 4. Mandy Johnson — 21. Barn Roberts « 10. Elaine Barnett — 23. Suann Mangels — 14. Lenora Pate 11. Jackie Platt — 22. Wilma Parker 1$. Terry Ransom — 25. Tammy Bates — S. and Lori McCullough 20. ALL-AREA PLAYERS — Chosen by the Gainsville Sun were: Lenora Pate — 1st Team and Barri Roberts Honorable Mention. 90 SCORE- BOARD US THEM 23 BRONSON 45 34 OAK HALL 46 48 TRENTON 43 30 AUCILLA 52 50 BELL 26 38 CEDAR KEY 32 53 GREENVILLE 54 43 MAYO 56 41 BRONSON 49 37 AUCILLA 42 52 GREENVILLE 46 47 CEDAR KEY 49 57 BELL 49 31 MAYO 34 57 ROLLING GREEN 40 34 TRENTON 42 39 OAK HALL 53 28 MAYO 29 (S.R.CON.) 38 GREENVILLE 36 (DIST. TOURN.) 21 TALLAHASSEE 53 (DIST. TOURN.) 91 . B V. A S K E T B A L L Larry Justice — Coach Carl Aston — «33 Larry Barnes — «24 Jimmy Barnett - «45 John Barrs — «15 Darryl Cannon — «43 Robert Fissell — «20 Greg Jackson — «44 Johnny Jackson— «5 Robbie Lee — «23 Sarny Lee — «25 Sammy Odom — «22 Brett Summers — «31 Mike Williams — « 13 J. Barrs D. Cruz D. Cannon L. Dees D. Copeland J. Crews D. Croft R. Dees D. Fletcher K. Hill C. Lamb D. Norris B. Summers S. Odom L. Walker S. Peavey D. Williams T. Ransom M. Williams F O o T B A L L 93 VARSITY SCORES sues OPPONENT BELL 14 0 CHATTAHOOCHEE 33 0 DIXIE CO. 10 6 BRONSON 36 0 FAMU 8 . 21 CARDINAL MOONEY 8 21 AUCILLA 10 35 TRENTON 14 30 GREENVILLE 36 6 MAYO 44 6 All-State Team Members: Eddie Robinson Mike Williams 94 95 J. Hatch V. Humphreys M. Williams D. Roberts B. Boykin L. Frierson R. Harden E. Robinson iCim Suggs D. Summers D. Tiger B. Williams W. Barnes K. Daughtry R. Greene L. Shipman Kevin Suggs E. Davenport L. Lindsey BOYS’TRACK STEVE GOODRICH RANDY BOHANNON TONY BOSWELL JOHN BYRD feji ,v ' kiff M DARRYL CANNON EDDIE DAVENPORT- LA WAYNE DEES JOEL HATCH TOMMY RANSOM DONALD ROBERTS EDDIE ROBINSON ROBERT SESSIONS KIM SUGGS MBIDA Gists ■iSKrTBALL ' arm SHIP r-tPitKn ST A TE TRACK MEET — The following girls qualified to participate in the state track meet: Discus— Lenora Pate; Shot Put— Lenora Pate (5th place); 100 yard Dash — Suann Mangels (3rd place); 880 yard Relay — Peggy Young, Barri Roberts, Carla Beaty, and Elaine Barnett (6th place); 440 yard Dash —Jolynn Mangels (2nd place) and Suann Mangels (4th place); 330 yard Hurdles— Ruth Ann Phillips; 440 yard Relay — Barri Roberts, Peggy Young, Elaine Barnett, and Terry Ransom (4th place); 880 yard Run — Carla Beaty; 880 yard Medley Relay — Elaine Barnett, Peggy Young, Terry Ransom, Jolynn Mangels (4th place); Two Mile Run — Kay Rose; Mile Relay — Sonya Summers, Carla Beaty, Suann Mangels, and Jolynn Mangels (4th place. The parenthesis indicates the position in which they finish- ed and what place medal they won. BRANFORD'S TEAM FINISHED 5th PLACE IN THE OVER-ALL MEET!!!! You have done a fine job. Keep up the good work! Our best to you. READY! SET! GO!!! WENT STATE E O The Staff E. Barnett G. Uartsfield G. Kennedy J. Mangels D. Snowberger S. Summmers T. Summers P. Young S. Mangels L. Pate J. Platt T. Ransom S. Harden R. Phillips L. Roberts K Rose SENIOR C. Beaty SENIOR P. Downing SENIOR B. Roberts L. Cusick T. Barnett J. Bost L. Branch D. Collins V R I Y A S T H E L A E S C E R E D R 1 1 lop: Amby Bachara. Center: Tracie Cilio. Captain Lenora Pate, Vicki Methvin. Bottom: Darla Beaty. Not Shown: Co-captain Pam Downing. 100 v R I Y R. S T H E L A E S C E R E D R Shown above: Top to Bottom. 1st Row: Kay Rose. 2nd Row: Diane Vann. Ronda Greene. 3rd Row: Connie Bachara. Deanna Pate. 4th Row: Donna Cannon. Lome Methvin. Center: Jenny Blanton. 102 Mr. Brown Crowe. Scott Faulkner. Eddie Humphries. Rusty Jackson. Sherrie Jenkins. Sybil Lee. Annette Jerkins, Mark Munro, Marlow cGlashun. Gar oling. Cory eed, Lisa oberts, Irma obinson. Sam ubinson. Sylvia laughnessy. Herbert nart. Julie nith, Wendy elch. Bonnie illiams. David illiams. Mike SIXTH GRADE Bradley. Gay Cannon. John Corbin. Charles Bales. Randell Beville. Bascom Bailer. Dana 104 Aberholt. Ricky SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Bryant Collins. Melissa Crews. Paula Crowe. Cindy Fletcher. Patrick Kiracafe. Lisa Legere. Charles Metzger. Vic Millican. Scott O'Dell, Diane Odom. Timothy Roberts. Jim Shaughnessy. Cora Smith, Melody Sword. Mike Tillman. Tammie Eiagate. Lisfr 105 FIFTH GRADE Aberholt. Pam Bates. Robbie Ms. Holmes Powell. Lynette Raulerson. Tom Rose. Anthony Sikes. Allen Slocum. Vim Smith. Ty Snowberger. Debbie Stebbins. Lorna Thomas. Diane Tolx. Wayne White. Frank Wiley. Christina 106 Mrs. Sikes Gibson. Merlinda Hart. De Wayne Jackson. Jerry Jenkins. Wanda Jones. Thelma Kiracafe. James Lamb. Mike Mason. Linda Pattillo. Tonya Pitts. Jennifer Sampson. Brain Smith. Gabrial Smith. Roger CSpt� n7e lonnal Truluck. Michael Wells. Mike Wingate. Michael FIFTH GRADE 107 FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Beardsley Bel Ls. John ftffajlleyr I rv iia Bun. Vikki f Pavenpori. Regina ) Dortch. Teresa Evans. Calvin Evans. Rhonda Glenn. Rhonda Howell. Sean Humphries. Tammy Ingram. Heather Jackson. Jerome Knighton. Katrina Marsh. Mitchell Martin. Billy C Pa i till oTKmY Roberts. Scott Ryder. Darin Sessions. Julie Cjeverance. Lizzie Sfkes. Beth Taylar. Jimmie Tillman. Dwayna Wallace. Angela 108 FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Campbell Davis. Micheal Fletcher. Denah (Gaylard. IYfc Greene. David Hansen. Julie Herring. Chaundra Humphries. Mark Humphries, Marty Humphries, Malt Johnson. Learlene Lambert. DeWayne Martel. Ruhjp1 Munch. Mary Peavy. Mark Pitts. Douglas Richardson. Pam Smith. James Spence Wayne Veal. Naith White. Ed Young. Matthew 109 Mrs. Pearson Dees. Joey Gregory . Issac Holloway . Lisa Hollzclaw. Michael THIRD GRADE Addison. Lore Owens. Rebecca Perry . Alithian Roberts. Mike Sandlin. Machelle Simpson. Mike Sim. Robert Smith. Mary Sparrow. John Terry . La Don Timberlake. Angie Ulbrich. Robert Young. Robert Kohn. Michael Marks. George Noling. Debbie Donnie. O'Dell HO THIRD GRADE Batiersby. Paiti Baxter. William Crawford. Kim Gaylard. Bill Hanson. Fred Hartsfield. Mark Hawkins. Lana Jones. Yonda Shealy. Cynthia Smart. Tamera Tolx. Vikki Vincent. John Williams. Veroncia Williams. Noah 11 Mrs. Linton GRADE Williams, Cleonia SECOND Bagley. Tim Bass. Brent Bales. Janet Boone. Tina Bradley. Danning Sloan. Lonnie Smith. Karl White. Ronald Folsom. Tammy Ingram. Elisa Kirby. Lynn Lalibertie, Jerry Jackson. Jody James. Tuwanda Mobley. Tommy Moore. Jamie Odom. Eddie Pate. Scott Philman. Deah Radford, Corey Snell. Angie SECOND GRADE Mrs. Mclnnis Adams. Kevin Allen. Donna Barnett. Angie Cannon. Richard Carver. Betsy Cason. Robert Cason. Marie Clemons. Roy Coleman. Happy Copeland. Steve Crowe. Alan Fralick, Shannon Hatch. Mark Jenkins. James May. Michelle McGlashan. Tammy Morgan. Charlotte Perry. Angela Philips, John Shaughnessy. Shawn Smith. Cargie Stater, Debbie White. Tim 113 FIRST GRADE Allen. Eric Bernardo. Priscilla Boone, Scott Bradow. Chad Brown. Andy Croft. Tammy Du Priest, David Hart. Mindy Holtsclaw. Mitchell Ivey. Sidney Kennedy. Tim Ladd. R. Lamb. Brian Lee. Nikki Marks. Kristina Munro. Betty Roberts. Jill Shealy. Charles Sims, Leah Mrs. Smith Wieting. Teresa Roberts. Gwen 1U FIRST GRADE Bass. Michelle Bass. Runetlc Baughman. Crissy Cannon. Dean Clark. Melanie Collins. Danny Kiracafe. Del mar Knight. Denisia Koon. Bryan Millsap. Lee Mobley. Terry O Berry. Judy Pattillo. Kevin Perry'. Junior Mrs. Hardy 115 KINDERGARTEN Carver. Sarah Clemons. Renee Crowe. Mark Dickerson. Derek Dowdy. Kevin Atkinson, Dale Bass. Michelle Bradley. David Bryant. Tammy Burt, Jeffrey Cannon. Carla Haynes. Rosanne Higgins. Sherry Hill. Mary Koon. Michael Lee. J. Lee. Kevin Lillie. Yolanda Mrs. Fletcher Martin. Dewey Erickson. Lee Ezell. Matthew Harris. Honorine Hawkins. Lisa Hillard. Bryan Jerkins. Linda KINDERGARTEN Martin. Veron Matthews. Robert Morgan. Shanna Odell. Dwanda Pitts. Robert Roberts. Marly Roberts. Tammy Sandlin. Robert Sessions. Randal Simpson. Teresa Smith. Jr. Smith. Ronnie Smith. Shawn Sparrow. Michael Suggs. Chad Mrs. Witters Young. Ronald I he students h sied e low our control their SENIORS Blanton, Andy Blanton. Timmy Drawdy. Dannv Dukes. Shirley Fletcher. Teresa Gibson.fr.rnest Gwaltney. Mary Anne Lynch. Allan— SC Re Rickerson. Dennis Shipman. Trade Thomas. Colie Williams. James Williams� Mike V SJ JUNIORS Evert. Rosie’ SOPHOMO McFatten. Sy Oman. Spence Parker. W FRESHMEN Caldwell. Bob MIS3I NC PERSONS Ml RECTOR Y ive classes. Due to circumstances beyond 4th GRADE Burt. Kenny Williams. James 3rd GRADE George. Lisa Williams. Glenda Young. Ray Young. Sandra 2nd GRADE Fraddosio. Laura Jones. LeWanda Taylor. Melinda Taylor. Melissa Wright Denise Young. Shelley List GRADE ? Anderson. Timothy Elements. Andrea Colon.-Paul Silt GRADE Bass. Larry Caldwell. Christina Jackson. Greg Jackson. Van Perry. Wanda Smith. Wilbur Stearns. Danny 7th GRADE Platt. Kenny ( tli GRA DE Brown. Willie I lawkins. Debbie McFatten. John Moore. Kenneth 3th GRADE Bass. Rachel Haas. Lee Kennedy. Edward Smith. Linda Williams. Angela Williams. I Icrbert Young. Casey KINDERGARTEN Carver. Dennis Cole. Michael Coleman. Adriane Coleman. Selinda Guest. Andy Hodge. Melinda I lodge. Melissa McPike. Judy Shimshea. Michael Sparrow. Colby WE'LL GET YOU NEXT TIME!! IN MEMORIAM « w MATTHEW JAY SW ARTZ May 4. 1956 January 19. 1978 Fast as the rolling seasons bring The hour of fate to those we love. Each pearl that leaves the broken string Isset in Friendship's crown above. As narrower grows the earthly chain. The circle widens in the sky: These are our treasures that remain. But those are stars that beam on high. Oliver Wendell Holmes Songs of Many Seasons. 119 We, the BUCCANEER STAFF, would like to make a public announcement in honor of those well deserving elementary students who received awards at the Annual Awards Assembly held Monday the fifth day of June, 1978. PERFECTA TTENDANCE: Linda K. Smith — Sp. Ed. Tammy McGlashan — 2 John Phillips — 2 Mark McGlashan —3 Denah Fletcher — 4 Dewayne Lambert — 4 Vicki Burt — 4 Katrina Knighton —4 Michael Lamb — 5 Joan Crusaw — 5 Wendy Smith — 6 ENGLISH: Lana Hawkins — 3 Tammy Coates — 3 Lisa Bean — 4 Cindy Courtney — 5 Carmen Fletcher — 5 Scott Millican — 6 Melody Smith — 6 Debbie Hawkins — 6 SPELLING: Danning Bradley — 2 T uwanda James — 2 Karl Smith — 2 Mark Hatch —2 Michelle May — 2 Betsy Carver — 2 Shelley Young — 2 Shannon Fralick —2 Shawn Shaughnessy — 2 Patti Battersby — 3 Lana Hawkins — 3 Michael Holtzclaw — 3 David Greene — 4 Joan Crusaw — 5 Scott Millican — 6 Debbie Hawkins — 6 (County Champion) O V E R A L L S C H 0 L A S T 1 C A C H I E V E M E N T READING: Michelle May — 2 Betsy Carver — 2 Lora Addison — 3 Patti Battersby — 3 Lisa Bean —4 Mark Humphries — 4 Pat Fletcher — 6 Debbie Hawkins — 6 MA THEMA TICS: Scott Pate — 2 Lana Hawkins — 3 Michael Holtzclaw — 3 Matthew Humphries — 4 Heather Ingram — 4 Lorna Stebbins — 5 Scott Millican — 6 K A T R I N A K N I G H T O N SCIENCE: A N Patti Battersby — 3 D Tammy Coates — 3 Mark Humphries — 4 V Tim Slocum — 5 I Carmen Fletcher — 5 C Melody Smith — 6 K I SOCIAL STUDIES: Patti Battersby — 3 B Tammy Coates — 3 U Lisa Bean — 4 R Lorna Stebbins — 5 T Debbie Hawkins — 6 IMPROVEMENT: Debbie Stater — 2 Noah Williams — 3 Pamela Battersby — 5 Herbert Shaughnessy — 6 CITIZENSHIP: Betsy Carver — 2 Marty Humphries — 4 ELEMENT A R Y A WARDS! • 5E - : Best Wishes From For All Your Sporting Needs Come to BOBBY CRIBBS AUTO PARTS REPAIRS SUWANNEE SPORTING GOODS A BASS PRO SHOP! Compliments of RATLIFF FORD MOTOR COMPANY Live Oak, Florida Congratulations Seniors of ’78 DUNCAN'S GROCERY Branford, Florida Suwannee Ave. 122 Operated and Owned by THOMAS L. DUNCAN Bucs Are Welcome at WALT'S SPUR STATION GAME ROOM Suwannee, Ave. Branford, FL Best Wishes DeSOTO DRUGS Ph. 752-1793 Lake City, FL PURSER'S PHARMACY Ph.752-1133 Lake City, FL Plaza Shopping Center “BECAUSE YOU CARE, SEND FLOWERS. FAYES FLOWERS 217 W. Howard St. Live Oak. FL Compliments of GREEN'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS “SEE US FOR ALL YOUR FLOWER NEEDS. . Live Oak, Florida THE PURPLE TOAD 482 N. Marion St. Lake City. FL Congratulations to the Sr’s, of ’78 BRANFORD SHELL FULL SERVICE, MECHANICAL WORK. CLEAN RESTROOMS. Open: 6:00 AM-9:00 PM 123 GO BAND!!!! Compliments of the E.J. KNIGHTON FAMILY E. J„ JOHNNIE, SHEILA, RHONDA, JULIE, and KATRINA GO BUCS!!!! Best Wishes A-1 AUTO PARTS 1316 E. Duval St. Lake City, FL THE f«si MAUCNAL BAMC 124 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL Live Oak, Florida THE MORE STORE. . . FARMERS ACE HARDWARE of Live Oak, FL GO BUCCANEERS!!!!” Compliments of ODOM'S TRIANGLE THANK YOU!!!! — HARLEY, FLORENE, TERESA, EDDY ODOM Our Compliments to the Mighty Bucs BRUCE'S Quality Clothing and Shoes 226 N. Marion St. for Men and Women Lake City, FL Best Whishes From Go All the Way Bucs With COLUMBIA ROYAL CO. BANK CROWN COLA 127 W. Hillsboro DISTRIBUTOR Lake City, FL P.O. Box 429 IH Member: FDIC Live Oak. FL bLu Each depositor insured to 40.000. “ME AND MY RC. . £ Hi I IrlV FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 8 4821 N.W. 6th St. Gainsville, FL 125 Good Luck and Best Wishes Compliments of HATCH ENTERPRISES INC. PRODUCERS OF AGRICULTURAL LIME. BRANFORD, FLORIDA Good Luck and Best Wishes BLAKE-BARNETT PONTIAC-GMC, INC. Corner of Houston and Howard St. Live Oak. FL. Ph. 362-4012 COMPLETE SALES SERVICE!!!!!! YOU’LL NEVER KNOW HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVE UNTIL YOU’VE CHECKED WITH US.’’ The Truck People from General Motors BUCS!!! BENDER'S TIRE SERVICE GO BUCS!!! Branford, Florida REX and BEVERLY BENDER KELLY'S AUTO SUPPLY Best Wishes COMMUNITY SPIRITED!! WISE EXXON Branford. FL REPAIRS. FRONT-END ALIGNMENT. WHEEL BALANCING. Ph. 935-1722 127 BUCS ARE BIG WITH US. . Texgas Located on Suwannee Ave. Branford, FL. “WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF APPLIANCES!” CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF ’78 AND SENIORS OF '79!!!!!!!!!!!!! SUMMER'S Compliments of OaL 3hrUt 1009 E. Duval St. Live Oak, FL Ph. 362-1923 500 S. First St. Lake City, FL LAKE CITY’S 1 SELLING TEAM' Best Wishes From the ■ LOVELY SHOPS of Lake City, FL Located At: 320 N. Marion St. Ph. 752-2417 Southtown Sq. Ph. 752-1343 Baker Sq. (MACC.) Ph. 259-2571 Motel Restaurant CAMERAS Underwater Inatamatlc Movie CANOES Dally • Weekly • Trip� Ichetucknee, Suwannee, Santa Fe Pick Up and Delivery Included Branford, Florida 32008 P. O. BOX 28 904 - 935-1471 M Compliments of JAMES B. DANIELS STAFF LU . J. B. DANIELS. JR.—LFD JAMES B. DANIELS. Ill — LFD A E c C Compliments of I T Y R 1 o BUCK MAYNARD T ” - (J CO 1— LU o BUDDY FISSELL (904) 362-2020 WE SUPPORT THE BUCS — 114 W. Howard St. Live Oak. FL 32060 WARE'S High Gain Boosters TV Towers and Stereo Systems CB and SB Radios PHARMACY Sony, Panasonic Murantz, Superscope Winegard Ware's Plaza — Branford, FL “ON THE BANKS OF THE SUWANNEE RIVER 130 fashions Located in the Live Oak Plaza Live Oak, FL K-Mart Plaza Lake City, FL Best Wishes From — FOR THE YOUNG AND THEYOUNG AT HEART! EQUIPMENT - SUPPLIES - APPAREL Compliments LIVE OAK JEWELRY LEE'S SPORTS Suwannee County Mall Live Oak, FL LEE McFARLAND (904)362-5612 Owner Live Oak, Florida 32060 ATHLETIC SHOES BY — PUMA, CONVERSE. BROOKS. BATA. TIGER. PONY. Congratulations Bucs FOOD G H STORE Located in Ware’s Plaza — Branford, FL Operated by: MIKE and MAGGIE GREENE Ph.(904)935-1251 131 BRANFORD STATE BANK Branford, Florida 32008 SERVING NICE PEOPLE SINCE 1911.” Member: FDIC Ph.(904)935-1112 132 Compliments of ARNOLD'S BARBER BEAUTY SHOPS 6£ Branford, FL (qr) Best Wishes WESTERN RED'S AUTO REPAIR Suwannee Ave. Branford. FL Ph.935-1725 AND Owner — BILL K. THOMPSON FABRI- CATION SERVICE “LET US HELP YOU” “WE STRIVE FOR QUALITY BRANFORD SERVICE” GARAGE Owner: J. LINDSEY “RED” ROBERTS RALPH WASHNOCK and JACK PLOSS Ph. 752-0843 P.O. Box 125 Lake City, FL LOCATED BEHIND SUWANNEE SPORTING GOODS. 133 GOOD LUCK BUCS. . . BEST WISHES FROM: MOTT BUICK CO. INC. Johnson’s Appliance Center Radio hack Dealer 206 S. Ohio Ave. LIVE OAK. FLORIDA 32060 Located Next to the Court- house Sq. in Live Oak, FL Ph. 362-3335 OUR COMPLIMENTS TO ANOTHER FINE FARMING COMMUNITY — BUICK U.S. 90 West Live Oak. FL 32060 Ph. 362-1022 HIPP FORD TRACTOR CO. Owner: TIM HIPP U.S. 441 N. Gainsville, FL Compliments of FISSELL LEE NURSERY BUmPGR TO BUfTlPGR. AUTO PARTS STORES The place to go for all your plant needs. Branford, FI. Compliments of OUR BEST TO YOU BUCS — THE AUTO PARTS PROFESSIONALS JAMES P. LEE IRRIGATION We Are Located in Front of the Suwannee County Hospital in Live Oak, FL Authorized dealer for Rainbow Irrigation products. Branford, FL Ph. 935-1410 134 Perry Madison Monticello Branford Compliments of the Employees of KAISER CHEMICAL COMP. Suwannee Ave. Branford. FL Good Luck and Best Wishes BADCOCK HOME FURNISHING CENTER Home Owned by: DON CLARK 600 S. Suwannee Ave. Branford, FL Ph. 935-1442 135 y, oun 9 ions READY TO WEAR FASHIONS FOR INFANTS, CHILDREN, PRE-TEENS, AND PREPS. Located in the Live Oak Plaza Live Oak, FL Phone: 362-3255 FREE GIFT WRAPPING! BL00DW0RTH CHRYSLER Vlijmoulf | lar MARKS Dodge Trucks M OMjOMk'i ojj Folium NEW USED CARS, TRUCKS, VANS, 4 WHEEL DRIVES; LEASING; ALSO AN AUTHORIZED SALES PARTS SERVICE. 104 N. Marion St. Lake City, FL Ph.904-752-1901 U.S.41S. Lake City. FL Compliments of BARBARA'S BEAUTY SHOP SUWANNEE RIVER COVE 4 miles S.E. of Branford on banks of Suwannee River Specializing in Seafood Steaks OVERNIGHT CAMPING • AIR CONO. LODGING SWIMMING POOL� PICNIC AREA BARBARA BARNETT Ph. 935-1451 LOUISE MURFEE REX DUNN PH. (904) 935-1 666 BRANFORD, FLORIDA Compliments of CHEEK SCOTT DRUGS Live Oak Plaza Downtown Live Oak Ph. 362-1244 Ph. 362-2591 136 Compliments of Our Compliments ABC SCOTTIES INSULATORS, INC. RESTAURANT 205 Houston Ave. S.W. 801 W. Howard St. Live Oak. FL 32060 Live Oak. FL Office Ph. 904-362-5132 Ph. 362-2606 Best Wishes From FIRST NATIONAL BANK EVERYBODY’S BANK........IN A GREAT BIG WAY 201 N. Marion St. Lake City. FL Ph. 904-752-2524 Member: FDIC and Federal Reserve KOA West Lake City Ph.904-752-5721 252-B and U.S. 90 Lake City. FL Compliments of the Good Listening With Live Oak's JERRY WNER-AM SCARBOROUGH 1250 FAMILY WQHL-FM 98.1 137 Compliments of RED BARN RESTAURANT U.S. 41 South Lake City, FL SCHOOL OF BALLET 1281 E. Monroe St. Lake City, FL Compliments of BRANFORD We Carry — American Hardware and Servistar Products Located on — Suwannee Ave. Branford, FL HARDWARE Best Wishes ACE GRAIN FERTILIZER INC. P.O. Box 17 McAlpin, FL Ph. (904) 362-4236 Grain Fertilizer Feed Seed 138 Good Luck Bucs — Our Best to You FLETCHER'S FIRST AUTO PARTS FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN U.S. Hwy. 129 Branford, FL Ph. 935-1406 ED. SHIRLEY, and DAVID DERINGER Compliments of ASC. OF LAKE CITY BRANFORD 310 S. Ohio Ave. Live Oak, FL. Ph. 362-5411 DRY CLEANERS 145 Park St. Lake City, FL Ph. 752-5021 WE CARE ABOUT EVERYTHING YOU WEAR Compliments of Best Wishes HAILEY CO. AND GORDON BRANFORD FORD FLORIST TRACTOR • O O COMPLIMENTS TO THE BUCS FROM STEVE TUCKER!!! BUCS ARE WELCOME AT NEETLES’ SUPERMARKETS — LAKE CITY. FL OUR REGARDS — THE FLOWER VILLA —LAKE CITY. FL Vlansoor- RtPHARD MIKFI I illNU.ll.U3i Hwy. 129 S. Live Oak. FL Ph. 362-1887 GOOD LUCK!!! DAVES OYSTER BAR; LAKE CITY, FL BEST WISHES —GATEWAY PHARMACY 139 • Best Wishes From Compliments of BIUS REXALL DRUGS HACKNEY BROTHERS INC. JOHN BIUS — Pharmacist Live Oak. FL Ph. 362-2502 P.O. Box 1867 (1113 N. Marion St.) Lake City. FL WES HANEY CHEVROLET Live Oak, FL “OUR BEST TO YOU BUCS.’ GO BUCS! JOHNS T.V. SALES SERVICE 677 N. Hernando St. Lake City. FL Ph. 752-6620 Compliments of W. B. HOWLAND CO. Live Oak, Florida LET US HELP YOU.’ Suwannee Ave. Branford, FL Ph. 935-1415 “WE WELCOME YOU. BUCS.” NELL'S STEAK HOUSE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF ’78 — BRETTS STORE FOR MEN YOU’RE LOOKING GOOD!!! THE IMPERIAL HOUSE OF BEAUTY COMPLIMENTS OF THE SILVER SHEARS — LIVE OAK. FL COME TO KEN’S FOR REAL PIT BAR-B-Q — LAKE CITY. FL OUR BEST TO YOU — THE LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTI AN BOOK CENTER CONGRATULATIONS BUCS — LAKE CITY FLORIST COMPLIMENTS TO THE SR. CLASS — STALVEY’S NURSERY GOOD LUCK BUCS— WILSON AUTO PARTS COMPLIMENTS OF MIZELL’S FARM GARDEN CENTER OUR BEST TO YOU — GEORGIA’S COUNTRY CHARM — BRANFORD, FL COMPLIMENTS OF BEVERLY HUNT — SEARS CATALOG SALES — BRANFORD. FL We all have our problems but it seems as if the ’78 Buccaneer Staff had more than its share. I believe, when all the loose ends have been tied up we’ll have another fine yearbook. THANKS — To those who made pictures and those who gave of their resources and time to aid in vari- ous ways. We appreciate your help. THANKS — To the businesses of Branford, Live Oak. Lake City, and their surrounding areas. With out you it would not be possible to have the Buccaneer printed. PLEASE, Continue your support. THANKS — To Mrs. Melnick — our sponsor. We appreciate your long patience. Faculty and Students — This book is for your memory treasure chest and we hope it will be cherished now as well as in the future. ’79 Buccaneer Staff — Putting out a yearbook is hard work but when you look at your finished product then you'll be rewarded with satisfaction. I (Sheila) challenge you to do great things and add fresh new ideas to the Buccaneer. Good Luck and Best Wishes for successful years ahead!!!!!!! Once again, THANK YOU ALL!!!!!!!! Sincerely. Sheila G. Knighton Business Manager 77-78 141 IF IT S COOD FOOP A U T O G R A P H S V