Crystal River High School - Crystal River Yearbook (Crystal River, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1977 volume:

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The Sophomores won Homecoming Week, showing a little bit more get up and go than the other classes. They placed first in Pirates Day, the Egg Race, and float competition, as well as placing second in many events. The Juniors were victorious on Hat Day, Voodoo Day, and Blue and Gold Day. Seniors furuors The Seniors had better luck during the Pirates Prowl where they won the Trikie 500, Boys' Tug O' War and the skit competition. The Freshmen came in first in the Caterpillar and Wheelbarrow Races. This year's skits were well thought out and showed a lot of hard work behind them. The Sen- iors placed first with their skit, based on the Happy Days theme. The Juniors' skit's plot was exorcism which was very appropriate since the Williston Devils were our Homecoming rivals. A humorous skit about the broadcasting of the Pirate-Devil game was performed by the Sopho- mores, and shipwrecked pirates on Devil's Island made up the Freshman skit. Finishing up the excitement of Homecoming Week was the game and the dance. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Homecom- ing Queen, Amy Holaday. Freshmen fi 'lf , A , V. 5. ? iff, , ri :Q ll Q -lyiuif,-i-, , 1 i'aa I 5 , . 1 ffl , 4,-' Miriam Joyner Kelly Murphy e c 0 m i n 5 Donna Coker C 0 U w T r t . -Y -ln. Pat Augustine c 2' 'fi Q LQ r , - X ?f's ',e1s gg., . qu N353 if 1-1 ,QE 4 if? 5? fllfU -as- l',-f 'H' 4 . has rm WF' 4' H003 T Q wx Lfffr- 1 .55 RNI TIDNS ga -fp 1 .' I '- ' I 5 . -:.5'.-'l 'fl . Y 0, ' 1 '- 1 . . .' 'sis-.. u--'lip .5 5, I ' ri' - 'Cf' , if L! ' 4 9 as n f-I t ,-,-x Q , v A . -. :- C' .ru . fl Qi .fa .I gg.- X,-,j...' Q' 32' Ill: J GV 2 K. ri' I .,r.' o -4 4 'A .,1 , . D' ft' . .,. wg. H rx jak. . . ' . -.I 4. , . ' ' .. '- ,:,. E df :- ,.., ,357 JS' ',-giip V7 li.' H02 Tesora Area To you a yearbook is just a book of pictures and writ- Debra Edmondson - Faculty ing. To the yearbook staff it's a lot of headaches, hard work, and believe it or not a lot of fun too. We put in a bunch of hours working before and after school, lunch times, and even at home, just to meet that 4iQS io8f: ' ! deadline . ' ' When you're on the staff you learn to yell, throw fits, laugh, cry, and the newcomers soon learn that there's 1 truth in our motto You don't have to be crazy to work here, but it helps. Barb Durbin - Financial Editor Debi Livermore - Asst. Om Mysterious Editor Frank Colitz - Photographer i Q, 'Z 1 . Melannie Carey - Sports Sally Fisher - Artist and Kerry Smith - Photographer Organizations fl nl--1 BECKY SELF: Organizations DAVID KRAIKER: Art Al'- ,fi JIM Rennes. spam I vi KIM DeVANE: Spons 'ttf '31 GAYLE RADAKE: Jack of All Trades DEBBIE STITES: Photographer . a 5 'Q 5 , , PHILIP KALVAN: lack of All Trades Z, ,. ,.. JS x ,Q ,rfi L: ix., A il '.- ww . I fsiigx 1 g , . IIJIXQ?-N Marching Im Life. J R 0 TIC 1 I Capt. Robert Kennedy . , V .f ,N V. , refer ,r,,..f.,r,,...+, 4,n,.v,,,,,,,,,V.. ..k. -,,.,,,,4 cavsirax. 'xvaniuron SCHOOL STANDING, Left to Right: Kathy Mashburn, Sil Demarco, Rex Mullies, Jeff Hanes, Tony Pany. Tom Ossman. Aunhur Burke and Tony Car- ver. KNEELING: James Barth, Donna Bonnanno, Gary Goodman, Toni Medley, Dan Lawrence, Ela Mae Wilson, David Ford, Deena Conger Carry McDana1, Jeff Endsley. Janet Rauch, Jimmy Reeder, Eva Mattar, Robie Bonner, Maura Wood, Charlie Caulk and Robert Bonanno. Goodwill for Community Interact Club Danny Woods iqfx 3 V People in Charge BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS - BACK ROW, Left to Right: Kim Dorson, Becky Self . Kim DeVane, Scott Kennedy, David Woods. Kathy Murray, Angela Pearson and Ruby Sistrunk. SITTING: Miriam Joyner, Anita Brooks, Priscilla Tapio, Lisa Feller and Judy Pigeon. FRONT ROW, Kneeling: Dana Edmondson. Celeste Mondoza, Angi Livermore, Judy Pigeon, Elizabieth Kersey, Robin Conger, Kim Dotson, Fran Costa. Nan Baker, Linda Boles, Eric Abel. 2nd ROW: Madeline Graham. Kathy Murray, Cindi Ward, Lisa Thomason, Terry Wither- spoon, Carlol Suto, Ton Ngo, GI-leidi Hayes, Janet Cornetto, Teresa Brown, Priscilla Tapio. 3rd ROW: Philip Kalvan, David Woods, Molly Jones, Lisa Feller, Anita Brooks, Maria Watkins, Angela Pearson, Debbie Klingensmith, Patty Spencer. Billy Dotson, Suzanne George. BACK ROW: Mr. Woods, Scott Kennedy, Bret Trotter, Becky Self , Jodi Woods, Ross Gibbs, Ruby Sistrunk, Gail Radake, Kathy Berg, Faith Masuch, Blair Commons, Richard Mourfeile, David Ward and Mr. Fred Jacobs. 23 f w 1 DECA Ulf 2 LSE 5,5 we M 1 mai 41 FRONT ROW: Judy Pigeon, Cathy Sparkman. SECOND ROW: Amy Holiday, Debbie Klingensmith, Elizabeth Kersey. ive 'Qin-sqE,,, SITTING Crai Wilbur Vicki Kearns Lesley Josey Cathy KNEELING: Juy Pigeon, Amy Holiday, Debbie Klingensmith, Elizabeth Kersey. : g , , , Sparkman, Dszga-lid-wmondson. Patty Spencer. FIRST ROW. Standing: Brett Trotter, Bobby Terry. Ralph Conrad, Eddie Driscol, Jim Kokes, ' B . S andin , BACK ROW: Charles Fuqua, David Burns, Charles Day. Jan Mike Slusser. Stanley Stearns, Dale Bowen, John Murray, Ernie auer t g Adams, Steve Dumal, Michael Lee. 25 I 1 N 26 'swam me ,Fr INTERACT FISH FRY 3 Friday Ocf. 29 gf 500- aan B and Seventy-six trombones . . . Well, they're not quite that big, but they keep trying. The Pirates Marching Band, under the directorship of Mr. Michael Cothran, now boasts 125 enthusiastic members. Mr. Cothran hopes to have between 130 and 140 members next year and someday a band 500 strong! His plans for next year are to improve general playing and marching ability. At football games, the band's rousing songs have stirred school spirit and made losing easier and winning bigger. The school has been well represented in parades and competitions. ln fact, the band had the honor of marching in Disney World. The Pirates Marching Band and Mr. Coth- ran certainly have reason to be Steppin' High. 'F 231 nv' 4. fr: an ..,.-2 , Id, , ,df t . lthillsec - itii 'Q,j,jiiWi BAND BOTTOM FIRST ROW Left to Dotson Don Peggy Veltman Gem Cnppen od Bobby Skrpper Mary Jo DeV1ne Mrchell Egan Wanda Blrzzard Fred McK1nnon Joe Fullencamp 3rd ROW Debbie Lrvermore Drane Lewrs Brook McKeever Norman Lockley Kathy Murry Claude Brooks Joe Jansky Delvrn Bennet Catherrne Green Prrscrlla Tapro Dar lene Esler Brlly Landers Fred Fournrer Carl Coxwell Gary Horne Scott Kennedy Holly Gross 4th ROW Robm Conger Jerry Sawyer Robert Meckelburg Davrd Murkerson Jerome Campbell Kevrn Ludlow Lon Kumor T1m Drxon Brran Ludlow Doug Vaughen Brenda Schaffer Gary Joyner leffGol1ghtly Trna Trotter 5th ROW Carastella Sawyer Althea Councrl Angre Lrvermore Roy Cunnmgham, Amta Fenlon Sharon Ryan Wesley Drebold Darell Drawdy Davxd Putman Kan Watson Brlly Dotson Anrta Brooks Nancy Wells Sth ROW ArvetteSm1th Susan Breadan Judy Walmer Terry Garner Terry Jones Charlene Watkrns AdrranaS1nkf1e1d Drane DeRocco Tracy Colson Audrey Houston Holly Sasada Cheryl Bailey Donna Blystone Hredr Hayes Carol Taylor, Barbara Lasher Rhonda Iamrson Andrew Kennedy Drane Hams 'Ith ROW Karen Staton Lrnda Young Lrnda Wecketer Mane Watkrns Angela Prerson Steve Lasher Joey Waddtngton Julie McDana1 Becky Self C1ndyGuthr1e Maureen Scully Tam1Barga George Krpp Kathy Revels Teresa Brown Jodi Wood John Beatty ArronSh1rk Ernest Lee Terry Wtllrams 8th ROW Artema Saunders Fran Costa Mark Wetherrngton Chr1sOgles Paul Spradlrn Falon Rodgers Jeff Campbell Gray McDanal 9th ROW Yvette Smrrh Crndy Hudson Srssy Trotter Dee Dee Prerce Sandy Geer Pam Grrm I 'W Y, et .1 K , V . I , - X K 1 , . - . , na CW Mr, , ' ' B 1, Toni Waters, Patti Farr. 2nd ROW: John Morrison, Vern Naber, David Robertson. d LeMieux, Carol Petrik, Jerry O'Brien, Dick Slack ,' , T K . Rig' - 0555! 3 Sy ' i- ,a ! .fel c IA 1 I ,ili ' Q Q X' 'a 2 M . N MAIORETTES - Left to Right: Peggy Veltman - Head Majorette,ADeh-De Waters, Gerri Crippen, Donna Coonfield, Toni Waters, Patti Fan, Kim Dotsonl' ' ' H DRUM MAJOR - David Wilkins .fu '57 . thin 2 lug' - , sv - req . Q Y--T g-- if if -- 3'-my avi in e M ,J-, ?Q? Q'o'4?Mnw'+ r1N1'ya:-aps7A'0-'A's'o'0TQ'Q,'QfQfQ'efaug pryg-qw-w-nity 5 5 x . f ...u a..a...i.u.sf.-A.. we vw tfvzmwzewrefsffvefex-vQ'sfo'Q-'ref-,Wm-fq'offo:vmgg92,r -'f ? SQQ'29PQf3fifZ.g Q ,JAQQQSLQ 21-7-7 WM- if-Vt: , YL- 5, 31+-A 1,l. ,:,.....,...-.....,.-.-.,..-.-...-....-.-..Q....--.L....- -....-..i.-.-.-----.-...'.- ' yr.-a.x.f.x..,'t--.L,,:aiv.l PIRETTES - Left to Right: Cindy Hudson, Pam Grim, Sandy Geer, Debbie Livermore, Holly Gross, Carastella Sawyer. Karen Staton, Diane Harris, Terry Williams, Nancy Wells, Tina Trotter, Yvette Smith, Dee Dee Pierce, Sissy Trotter. Robin Conger. Ovuette Smith. Beta The Beta Club promotes leadership abilities among its members. They have an annual initia- tion for those students who have accepted the invitation to join the club. As a fund raising activity the Beta Club sponsored a Stage Band to entertain the school. The money raised will go toward the Beta state convention. Altogether the Beta club is doing a fine job. 1 151 A 'V K' Chess To play chess, one must have patience, enjoy competition, and have a strategic mind. The Chess Club under the supervision of Mr. Kennedy has had a very successful year. Competing with other schools in this county, the c1ub's members have shown their ability and have done their best. rx PN Y' 'Ax X -. X.-. Nan,- s iw 23 .Q X 8 A .xv i . 4 Mr. Roy Williams ,fr I O CHORUS - FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Williams. Barry Artman. Jackie O'brien. Annette Cochran. Katrina Cross, Sue Kumer. 'Z.nd: Steve Sawyer, Bennie Raulerson, Ronda Kennedy, Doreen Terkmany, Sandra Lockley, Vicie Browning. Julie McDanal, Terri Anderson. 3rd: Beverly Winters, Tracey Haughey, Edna Kennedy, Shirley Baskins, Gary Gcer, Dennis Boles. Ricky Norcross. Dan Dyer. msaders The Crusaders is a non-denominational club for students who wish to serve and praise God. It pro- vides the students with the opportunity to become better Christians. It also promotes love and broth- erhood throughout the school. They often meet to sing and enjoy fellowship. The Crusaders Club is a highly spirited Christian organization which is a credit to our school. 1 BACK. David Macmeeken, Mark Jackson. FRONT, Robin Conger Andrew Kennedy . Newspaper Staff The Doubloon, Staff Qi, A. iii E vp o f I -XJ ' A. KX! -X I QM: - r- 182113737 n U I ILSLQLIQLUUN 1 ' A f I ..7. ,J ,.... 'T SITTING: Q1 to rj Chris Martin, Eleanore Oliver, Editor, Scott Waters. STANDING: Janice Capps, Deanna Conger, Troy Colson. Reggie Burns. Mark Splanger, Priscilla Tapuio and Scott Wilson. I 35 FFA F.F.A. stands for the Future Farmers of Amer- ica. The students involved in this organization are concerned with agriculture and its importance in our world today. They participated in contest, competing' with other schools in this state. The contest ranged from parliamentary procedure to judging animals. All members of F.F.A. must be enrolled in an agriculture class. vie' ,,,.,f! rxf M21 gg , .dfgh Student Government tudent ouncil The Student Council is a very busy organiza- tion. To welcome the Freshmen into the High School, the Student Council held a Freshmen Field Day Supper. Homecoming Week, the Homecoming Parade and various dances were all sponsored by the Student Council. Throughout the year they planned many events to promote school spirit and provided students with fun activities to attend. STANDING: fl to rj Donna Coker, Deena Cokenger. Becky Self Carol Petruck Anita Brooks Nancy Wells Mrs Sheets Lisa Thomason President, John Wilcox. KNEELING: Carol Taylor, Jean Crews Eatti Farr, Mark Jackson Nan Baker Lisa Bower SITTING Bill Landers Priscilla Tapio, Teresa Brown, Kim Dotson. Heidi Hayes, Jeannie Thorpe and Linda Cummins Drama Class My Knight in Shining Armor! Please say you'll be mine. l-gk .. FRONT ROW: Lucy Dew, Dale Bowen, Verconica, David Bowin, Mary Freeman, Bobby Terry. SECOND ROW: Audine Rowthorne, Tina Trotter, Stephiane Wetslone, Davida McDwire, Kathy Cribbs, Cammie Lesnemt, Shirley Pool. Mrs. Boyston. BACK ROW: Chuck Saun ders, Mark Albury. Martha Ann Gillen, Susie Browning, Elaine Pringle, Wally Stoney, Mike Coover. Faye Ray Drama 39 Those Who Serve The Lunchroom ladies have one of the hardest jobs of all. They not only have nearly twelve-hundred hungry people to feed but they must be certain that every meal prepared is well balanced and nutritious. Looking back at the increase in the number of stu- dents over the past four or five years and remember- ing that the size of the school kitchen and staff have not changed in all that time we begin to see the size of their problem. Yet through all the difficulties and the smallest size of the school budget they still man- age to keep us all fed and for the most part happy. Custodians do a very good job. They clean and care for the school and the school grounds. With the addition of the new wing. they had an added work load, but they never complained and managed to keep the school clean and in good repair. Custodians 1.4 E TN Lunchroom Ladies f K, -'E J Q I JE.. W - b . 'r, - : 111111: 'WP ', .AX LA, v A! 1 xx t 0 X 1' ' Ky 5 : Q: u...,' xx xx- --- ---.,r V 'Q ' X9 if v G ' I i I I I ? 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During the interview for this writing, we were interrupted by a teacher coming to Mr. Walker with his problems. Mr. Walker is not only respon- sible for the disciplinary actions which must take place, he also is concerned with safety, law, and school board regulations handed to him by the county. He is the jack-of -all trades and also has to be a master at all of them. Running the school isn't an easy operation, yet through it all, he is still in good humor and not a front office machine. What we mean to say is, for a princi- pal, he ain't all bad. ,,,., A, MVJ I, ,,,,,,.--v -Kg , l l Craig Marlett - Assistant Principal if , Taking a rest. D iscussion . Assistant Principal The Big MH Of all the difficult jobs to be had, being assist- ant principal of a school is among the hardest. Mr. Marlett though, has made it look easy. He handles all problems that arise with an efficiency and faimess that has come to be admired by the students and faculty. His presence in the halls is a reminder to be on good behavior, yet also the sight of a friend and advisor. With someone so completely involved in a school's welfare, one hopes Mr. Marlett finds it as enjoyable and easy as he makes it seem. I'm innocent! My x ma i,,p'? 43 ffice In the front office, everyday is a busy one with people running in and out constantly. Dorothy Williams, our school secretary and bookkeeper, and Phyllis Beall, who keeps the attendance records, maintain order in the office and are always ready to help. Sue Landers, the teachers' aide, types and runs off mimeographed material. Without her, the teachers would have a lot more paper work to do. Mrs. Jackson helps in both the guidance and front office. Robert Smith, our occupational specialist, helps students make career choices. He also helps students find jobs. Robert Matthews keeps track of those students with excessive absences for schools in the west half of Citrus County. The front office is one of the most important parts of our everchanging school. l sr MEJKLUNCH' ,.-f , ' Vs if ZS r. Matthews, Mrs. Landers, Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Jackson, and Mrs. M Williams . .--fp: Wontofs gg SECRETARSQT N x ' x Counseling isn't an easy job, but it's very reward- ing. Counseling requires patience, the ability to solve problems, a knack for working with people, plus a great deal of devotion. The situations a coun- selor must handle are many and varied. Besides han- dling academic problems, Coach Dabney and Mrs. White also give aid to students who have personal or social problems. Through the guidance office, students can obtain information about colleges and universities in any state. Also, tests such as the P.S.A.T. and A.C.T. are set up by the guidance office. Mrs. Damron, the guidance office secretary, takes care of student transcripts, handling both the records of incoming and withdrawing students. All the people in guid- ance make up a special team without whose help we could not function. 75. 5 3 . sw sil its Decpinthought . . . Coach Archie Dabney, Louise White Gerri Damron Library Logic The library has become a very important part of the school. Its size has been increased greatly this year, and there are many new books on the shelves. Since the whole atmosphere of the library has changed , more people have been using it. Students come to study and to find resource information more than they ever have before. Seniors have admittance to the library without a pass before school and during lunch. Underclass- men are required to have passes. Mrs. Mary Cannon, our librarian. It's been a long day. Homework ! A fu: . . f, - .Zu ' t 4 a ' 1 f' 'J 1 'S 1' N -.sig f-' - , If H+: Q ' 7 ' How interesting. Srl Teachers! Teaching is not the easiest occupation around and our teachers do their jobs very efficiently. They are exceptional people, who have chosen to spend their life sharing the knowledge they have with others. Each day combines dedication with considerable amounts of energy, patience, and understanding . Teachers, the foundation of a school, cooperate with Mr. Walker and administration to keep our school running smoothly. When the day ends, our teachers can look back knowing they have done a competent job and contributed a lot to our school. '-wi., Music and Art Mr. Michael Cothran - Band W Mr. Roy Williams - Chorus 48 Mrs. C. L. Thrasher - Art Mrs. Cathy Downing - Art I f '27 'Il' X - 1X J js Agriculture l id, ,Arn 4 Steve Reckinwald - Ind. Arts 5 , . 4 'R G 1 B Dewitt Crawford - Agriculture Mr. Bandi 49 Math so V -A ,Q -- . , .-Q.. 'inf' 'l V, ,gf .2 f ff? X I' s' 7' x ' N f V .rx f , in 5' iz n -. ff N r xr Robert A. Kennedy - Algebra Freda Gibson -hs. Luan Fessler - Ele. Algebra - Gen. Mathl if-.m.', 3 Ele . sf, ,, Algebra 5117 Cs I: v O! 490+ x ,.. W J s-- I ' 3 I 9 .N I ,yung I5 xc-in i I DK I Ernestine Reeder - Math 5 ranceur igmvg 05' EEATOQ J l J .5 i' I 5 fe -W J W,,,Q UV, Y Y . uDneNf?e-J J ,Q x. . A . Jill Jackson - Math James Gabbard - Math Math su Science 52 X i Coach Mike Jones - Chemistry, Biology .f J ff? X- I C Q ,KH XKXXK 5 -..Tf?'C CXX 'f fi Luster Coffee - Physical Sci. Science Ann Robinson - Biology, Life Sci. David Soluri - Physics 53 History f , Hikaru: XX .ci--'fi R W i is Bill Thornton - A vs. C, World History Mike Ballard - American History ... .M ,M fs ,..v-' x ........... , K U My --1, U . in if ' 54 John H. Grayson - American History, Civics Mr. Gary Wright - American History .W ,1 ,, x . , 5 --1,5-,S7,,w,A' aw: i ' WCQ3, .L fr, in --15322 ,, A-Q, .gl', ax . .r u qs: yu-17 .1 ,L ., I 1 , 1 ,jj ,A SH - . f wi--rv ,- . 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L .., - 11 1-f-111: f 11111 - -1 1 , as JW- fQ x -.,, ':-3-tx -ix Af, KY. 491, , . .. .if 'K 1 . lf. K M, ' VA Q-zu 'ff5i:iE52iiY'l:- W ' 4: ff? . in -I .Q ,, , ' Q nf W .. ,, ,. 'bf ' snr, A wxxayii If Ny. , ' 7 1 if fn? v. Naval Science iii. ,A if 1 Capt. Robert Kennedy - NIROTC Chief Paul Hudson - NJROTC if 0 62 'CFP' sf gf-4 Mr. Horace Wilkerson - D.E 4 E, Emi Mr. Arthur French - E.T.V. Business Mrs. Benine - Business!Typing is not shown fdue to the laws of inertial. N , Mrs. Lila Marcellus Crightb - BusinesslTyping Mr. Danny Woods fleftj - DECA , 3 Av'-v-V -f ,449-' vt-f ' - U-M jf.. i-- Q, f: Q --. 4: -f ,A h' - - A5 W 11, was My-ra' A f--Q 1 sc Y 1 r.,,,,Ws.M.Wf- 'em f. -V- V - W we egana -wp -.fs -- - P 4 .1 ii' .. , J-rf i 4, . mzfimms -me-A ,af -yr emu..-f if is rf 552, 'h .. 11.2-S. ' . 5 .X mf All M rr, 2 , :E mmf Z H me ,Q , I , a 4.,,1...Mf PM Ref ,n w V -2:2455 w-iii? ' SL' 229' ,. 'T - sm 'REEL' 1. 1525 6 gf is jazz: , ii ' f 11 fe RF1' M. 4 'x I V ' f? 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The seniors were held in everyone's esteem and they have set an example which will be hard for the rest of us to live up to. Jack Dumas, Angela Pearson, Patti Paulus, Donna Coker, Miriam Joy ner, Danny Huffman f .-f.L ,,.xlE',,l If we 1, F .' Q-454 -L Q f L If fn gy? M XM? , rr-X f x X ,nf ' X I X f 7' ,ly , x, v x - I! MW x X 1 4 sy tj? FW fr f:c',,Q1 3. ' , ambgj any wif ,ily ., X 2 I ' 'A fu Fl'..LLILi. all -1 , MI 11?- if ,.......-. ,f ' I ' 'lun--n-------M -H ' , S MA -.?- If N I illm fliafi, ' N--W- f R '-ucv enior Director ALLEN, CHRISTI - statistician, track, student coun- cil, class treasurer, volleyball, drama club BAGWELL, DENNIS JR. - jv-football, v-football, yearbook, honor council, student council, jv-bas- ketball BEVILLE, NANCY - prom committee BIGGS, MARK - DECA, FFA, basketball BONANNO, DONNA - class representative, R.O.T.C. , drill team BOOTHE, IAMES - football, wrestling, 1etterman's club, drama club, track, DECA BOWLIN, DAVID - jv-football, v-football, office aid, letterman's club BRADY, DEBBIE - pep club, DECA, class representa- tive BURNS, REGINALD - cross country, FFA, basket- ball, track, letterman's club, baseball CALHOUN, TINA - FFA, chess club, pep club CAREY, MELANIE - French club, chorus, yearbook CARVER, TONY - student council, drill team, R.O.T.C. COKER, DONNA - class representative, student council, statistician COLITZ, FRANK - beta club, yearbook, Spanish CONGER, DEENA - N.J.R.O.T.C., beta club, journalism, drill team, pep club, trackette DAVIDSON, BRENDA - pirette DAVIS, DIANE - choir DOTSON, BILLY - band, beta club, tennis team DURBIN, BARB - beta club, yearbook EDMONDSON, DEBRA - yearbook, prom committee EGGLESTON, DEANNA - jv-cheerleader, v-cheer- leader, student council, class treasurer, class vice- president, tennis team, drama club, volleyball team EICHELBERGER, DAWN - DECA FISHER, SALLY - beta, yearbook GIBBS, ROSS - beta club, French club, tennis team, letterman's club GOODMAN, GARY - wrestling, science club, N.l.R.O.T.C. , drill team HILLIS, BRENDA - choir, volleyball team I-IOLADAY, AMY - statistician, drama club, '76-'77 homecoming queen HOWARD, ANGELA - track, DECA HUFFMAN, DANNY - cross country, track, chess club, science club, student council, yearbook JONES, STEVE - DECA IOYNER, MIRIAM - beta club, class president, stu- dent council, Spanish, cheerleader, tennis team KEITH, KATHY - DECA LIVERMORE, DEBI - pirette, drama club, yearbook, beta club. Spanish LORD, KATHRYN - honor council, class president, student council, football, advisory committee, stat- istician MANNION, PAT - chorus A McKINNON, MARUNDA - cheerleader, letterman's club, class secretary, track MIRE, JOE - jv-football., v-football, tennis team MOORE, LARRY - beta club. R.O.T.C. MURRAY, ROBERT - basketball, beta, letterman's club, cross country. Spanish OSSMANN, THOMAS - wrestling, baseball, N.I.R.O.T.C. , rifle team PAULUS, PATTI - class representative, student council, track, volleyball, statistician, drama club PAULUS , SUE - volleyball Cscorekeeperl PEARSON, ANGELA - volleyball, track, tennis team, student council PETERS, WAYNE -DECA, traciciwgtlingf Af L- v L B , RAY, PAYE - volleyball RISHER, BRENDA - volleyball ROGERS, DEBORAH - newspaper staff, FFA RYAN, SHARON - band SCHAEFER, BRENDA - band SCOUTEN, IAN - DECA, beta club, pep club SIMMONS, CYNTHIA - DECA SIEVERS, MARK - football SISTRUNK , RUBY - beta club SUMMERLIN, CORENTHIA - chorus THOMPSON, BRIAN - football, track, wrestling letterrnan's club TERRY, BOBBY - football, track, basketball, letter man's club TRUETT, JOHN - baseball, football, yearbook VELTMAN, PEGGY - majorette, DECA, beta club WATSON, WAYNE - tennis team WELLS, DEBBIE - beta club, teacher aid, DECA WOOD, JODI - band, FFA, beta club, honor coun eil, yearbook WRIGHT, PRISCILLA - volleyball, track, DECA YATES, THEA - beta club, yearbook, prom com mittee, Spanish Candids Senior 77 Monday morning! School is a big jolt! M y A Q You don't really mean that? 3 .EW it ,QF Ross, I told you they were waichingl That was a close cut! Able, Glenn Augustine, Pat Austin, Nancy Baker, Chris Baily, Cheryl Baskin, Mike Bagwell. Dennis Barga, Tim Behuniak, Jim Beville, Nancy Bieler, Walter Bonanno, Donna Booth. James Bowen, Dale Bowlin, David Brady, Debbie Breeden, Mike Brooks, Charlie Browning, Susie Bryant, Veronica Burns, Reggie Carey, Melanie Carpenter, Dan Carver, Tony Chandonnait, Diane Coker, Donna Colitz, Frank Collinsworth, Brenda Conger, Deena Coover, Mike Cribbs, Kathi Daly, Leigh Ann Davidson, Brenda Davidson, Janet Davis, Diane DeVaughn, Eddie Dewalt, Mary DiMarco, Silvio Dotson, Billy Drawdy, David Dumal, Steve Dumas, Jack Durbin, Barb Edmondson, Debra EiQhe1bergeL,.Dawn. Ehrle, Janet Eggleston, DeAnna Elmer, Teresa Ferdinado, Mike Fisher, Sally Flynn, Linda Foellmi, Judy Foster , Joanne Freeman , Mary Gebhardhgnni Gibbs , Ross Gilbert, Kim Goodman, Gary Grubb, Tommy Hamilton, Katie Hanes, Jeff Hayes, Charles Head, Brenda Hessinger, Phil Hillis, Brenda Holaday, Amy Howard, Amy Howard, Angela Huffman, Danny Hughes, Terry Jackson, Robert Johnson , Kimberly Joyner, Miriam Keith, Kathy Kennedy, Alan LeFevers, Marsha Langley, Kelvin Langley, Roberta Lemon, Celestine Lester, Patti Liptow, Marianne Livermore, Debi Lord, Kathy Lowe, Deborah MacMeeken, David Mannion, Pat Marsac, Frank Mashburn, Kathy McC1anahan, Toni McGinn, Susan McKinnon, Marunda McKinnon, Robert Mire, Joe Mire, Marty Mizell, Vincent Moore, Larry Murphy Murphy . Murray Murray Kelly Ralph Robert John Nichols, Dale O'Brien, Jerry Olson, Steve Ossmann, Thomas Paulus, Patty Paulus, Sue Pearson, Anela Peters, Wayne Pigeon. Judy Randall, Ray Rausch, Don Ray, Faye Riggs, Stephanie Risher, Brenda Reeder, Sherri Rogers, Deborah Rudolph, Ron Rust, Perry Russo, Robin Ryan, Sharon 75 Sanders, Chuck Sawyer, Steve Schneider, Susan Scouten, Ian Seager, Marie Seigas, David Shirk, Aaron Sievers, Mark Sistrunk, Ruby Smith, Kerry Smith, Paula Spencer, James Steele, Sandra Summerlin, Corenthia Terry, Bobby Tester, Peggy Io Thompson, Brian Tomlinson, Kathy Thomason, Lisa Truett, John Veltman, Peggy Wade, Vicki Walmer, Larry Walters. Linda 5 . Ward, Cindi Watkins, Michael Wells, Debbie Widgreen, Rita Williams, Mike Wood, Jodi Worsham, Jay Wright, Priscilla Yates , Thea Yox , Dale Adams, Jeff Allen, Christi Bauer, Ernest Biggs, Mark Bishop, Deborah Bramel, Ray Brown, Terry Calhoun, Tina Conrad, Dean Cornetto, Ray Cross, Annie Davis, Richard Dozier, Keith Ecklund, Jim Elmer, Rusty Fisher, Brian Fowler, Mark Pucci, Joe Greenman, Joe Grim, Tim Hall, Phillip Hall, Richard Hall, Ronald Hall, Tracy NOT AVAILABLE Hasenfuss, Ben Head, Jimmy Helms, David Herbert, Steve Hernandez, Pat Hodge, Albert Holding, Roger Hubbell, Jerry Hohnston, Johnston, John Jones, Steve Josey, Leslie Lodato, Denise McBride, Jack Martin, Glen Masut, Dominic Mikell, James Miland, Shelly Miller, Francer Mooney, Richard Moore, Mike Morris, Les Morrison, John Munne, Robin 4-J. 11 Norris, Terry Osborne. James Owens, Ed Parker, Tim Raynor, Denise Rowthorn, Audine Ruane, Barry Ruehlen, James Schaffer, Brenda Schibilla, Steve Secor, Diane Simmons, Cynthia Smith, Patti Sonnenreich, Hank Stearns, Stanley Stoney, Wally Trotter, Charley Waters, Rhett Watkins, Dave Watson, Wayne Wilber, Greg Willis, Ray L Wookdward, Bruce Wilson, Gary ZW? k S6fll'OWfXffg S Fjignifwxq JSR A 3 Qfflf ,, fi l F i A .4 , I l 1 I W my QQ ,E IK, jf ,Hg MR X fl 1 5 K X Juniors It's great to be an upperclassmau was the feel- ing all through the junior class as school started this year. With the prom weighing heavily on their minds the juniors began their many projects to raise money. Dances were held, a volleyball game between the volleyball team, the faculty and the football team and other activities were sponsored by the juniors. I Class rings, as usual, caused a lot of excite- ment among the juniors and gave them a feeling of coming up in the world. Added to this were thoughts of their senior year and graduation which were just around the corner. Knowing all the time that a lot was being expected from them, the jun- iors kept up with their responsibilities and per- formed commendably. a Tl .t ,X TOP. Anita Brooks. MIDDLE, Kim DeVane. Eleanore Oliver, Becky Self. BOTTOM. Nancy Wells, Jean Crews, Carol Petruck, John Wilcox. , r w I Lk M .tl 9 In '41 QQ ax Q11 ,M s. 5-7 ,. J 2' N Wh Abel, Ken Adams, Jan Albury, Mark Anzalone, Sal Avery, Tammy Baker. April Bxaiarks, Barbara Banks, Debbie Barker, Pat Barlow, Teresa Barnes, Jon Bass. Mary Beasley, Walter Beathard, Chris Beck, David 1E1Qfl9L,.19rH Bslwe. 9916 Berg, Kathy Biggs, Alesia Blizzard, Mary Bonanno, Robert Bone, Suzanne Bonner, Robie Bowen, Deanne Bower, James Bowlin , Paul Brooks , Shandra Brookshire , Richard Brown , Brian Burns , David Burr. James Cain, Jim Cappola, Mark Campbell, Jerome Capps, Janice f Kb Carpenter, Lori Carver, Kim Champlain, Lorelei Chapman, Barbara Clagg, Karen Cleveland, Diane Cleveland, Willie Cochran, Allen Cog, Eddie Colson, Troy Conrad, Ralph Corbin, Judy Corbin, Terry Corriveau, Donna Council, Aletha Crews, Jean Crigger, Darlene Crump, Tammy Cummins, Barbara Curry, Glenda Davis, Shelia Daly, Susie Day, Charles DeRocco, Diane DeRosa, Pete DeVane, Kim Dew, Lucy Dolan, Robin Dozier, Denise Driscoll, Eddie Durrance. Steve Dyer, Danny Edmundson, Dana Eichelberger . Dwayne Endsley. Jeff Esler , Darlene Ezell , Cynthia A Farless, Keith Earr, Patri Farris, Roger Ferdinando , Wayne Fink, Debra Fisher, Peggy Geer, Gary Gimenez, Angel Gonzalez, Gloria Greene, Diane Grubb, Kathy Grubb, Tammy Hagerty, Beth lj-asgerty, Sandy Hall, Carrie Hanes, Kevin Hans, Pay-L Harding, Ben if Hessinger, Mary Hicks, Rose Hadges. Karl Harvath, Frank Howze, Tim Huffer, Karen Ingram, Tony Jackson, Jay Jackson, Mark Jividen, Betsy Johnson, Margie Johnston, Kenny Kelly. Frank Kennedy, Andrew Kennedy, Edna Kersey, Elizabeth Kessler. Candance Klingensmith. Debbie Kokes, John Jim Knight, Steve Kraiker, David Krulish, Rick K i!L Kumor, Kathy Langenmayr, Kun Lanzeiri , Laurie Larsen,-Rene, If-r-seg Rochelle Lawrence, Danny Lee, Simmie LeFevers, Frances Leigh, Wendell Leimux, Tim Lesnett, Cammie Lockley, Maurice Long, Micheal Lowe. Jim Ludlow, John Lynch, Cherly Lyons, Paul MacMeeken, Susan Mahaley, Ronny Martin, Chris Mascuch, Faith Mass. Jeanne Mattar, Eva Mayer, Beverly McCu11augh, Dalida McDana1, Carry McKay, Laurie McKeever , Brooks McMahon, Doug Medley, Toni Melfi, Mike Mendonca , Celeste Mercer, Rodney Messer, Danny Messer, Giles Miller, Arthur Mosley, Keith Mullis , Rex Murphy , Tim Natteal , Elizabeth Neeld , Chris Ngo , Ton Nichols, Paul Oliver, Eleanore Omelian, Mike Pack, Robert Pany, Tony Parker, Mike Parker, Mike Parks, Randy Patrick, Rita Peebles, Janet Petruk, Carol Pierce, Dee Dee Pittman, Diane Poe, Tony Poole, Shirley Pope, Barry Pringle, Elaine Prosnit, Richard Rash, Ray Rausch, Janet A ,X , U - 1 Reaves, John Reeder, Jimmy Revels, Kathy Risher, Jewel a Roland, David Rolph, Wayne Rushing, Mark Sanders, Joy Sasda, Holly Sawyer, Jerry Seijas, Danny Self, Becky Shelley, Wanda Siner, Patty Simmons, Mack Sinkfield, Michael Sistrunk, Edith Skinner, Rodney Skinner. Ronny Smith, Thomas Sourdiff, Tracy Sparkman, Cathy Spencer, Pat Stark, Sherry Stiles, Becky Stites, Deborah Strick, Donell Swanson, David Tate, Thomas Taylor, Brad Taylor, Skip Thompson, Bill Thorp, Billy Trotter, Brett True, Vince Tully, Kathy Van Ness, Mont Veal, Lionel Veal, Tonia Vollick, Jeff Walker, Bobby Walker, Wayne Wall, Susan Walsh, Andy Ward, Vonnie Ware, Tammi Waters, DeDe Watson, Kari Weedman , Kenny Wells, Nancy Whetstone, Stephanie Wilcox, John Wilkins, David Williams, Dawn Williams, Jill Williams, Terri Wilson, Ella Wilson, Steve Wims, Jae James Wood, Maura Wright, Vivian Yox, Glenn Donna Andalora Linda Baldwin Mark Biggs Antia Brooks Betty Brooks Selena Brooks James Brower Robert Buckler John Burson Karen Cooper Bethyl Cowart Chris Dippolito Andrew Ficchen Daved Ford Pat Fowler Jerry Gipson Keith Golightly Jeff Hanes Kim Hanes ot Shown, Cianne Harris Sheila Helms Cindy Hudson Paul Jones Donna Lambert Cindy Harris Cindy Lorris Fred McKinnon Kathleen Murphy Arthur O'Brain Jackie O'Brien Chris Ogles Jessie Philman Elizabeth Pielow John Price Karen Ruane Patty Shanks Steve Silvestro Michael Slusser Mark Spangler W E? 3 J ',,,11:.f,,... ,... 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In addition to all this, our cheerleaders find time to keep up their grades, which must be C or above. We can be proud of our cheerleaders when they represent us at away games. They are school pride across the miles and express friendship toward oppos- ing cheerleaders. Our cheerleaders work hard to improve school spirit throughout the school and encourage our team to do their best. J- ' i , . 2 4 ' 1- if ' , - . Q 1 ,. 1 f - ,, 5 1 V 5 A fe' - A -.f as 9. 'iv .. 1,4 f. , , . fl ' ' ' ' - P' 1 ff 5 ll f 4' ' A ' 1- '-gjge ii Put your left foot in . . . GivemeaP. . .I. . .R. . . '-on Splits C 3-1. C f ad, - ' x'. A f ,alle-Q ' a.-43 1 ' ,XE 4avQ!'Y.., r . '-M f ' ffl' ' V' ' ..1.ur.,....-.an - s O -- Q - at - FRONT ROW: Miriam Joyner fCaptalnJ. Deanna Eggleston. SECOND ROW: Cathy Sparkman. Anita Brooks, Diane Pittman, Shirley Poole. BACK ROW: Cammie Lesnett, Dana Edmondson, Marunda McKinnon, Pat Augustine iCo-Captainl. x ,I in I dj Seniors wb V' MEN .A y u . if f 1 i ' we-2 4 4 It if E 9 ' 'S IU Paz! Q if sl K n Captain: Miriam Joyner Co-Captain: Pat Augustine Marunda McKinnon DeAnna Eggleston Varsit Football Who ever the man was who said Winning isn't everything obviously never played football. For if he had then his statement would most likely have sounded something like this. you can't always win but you can always try. We may not have always won this year but we always tried. From late summer to early winter and all the long autumn afternoons in between our Var- sity football team worked and practied, trying to overcome the multitudes of injuries that seemed to spring up almost constantly and to beach the jinx that plagued them all season long. Perhaps the only bright spot in season that was Get in there and 3 as mostly dark was our defense. Almost always forced to contend with bigger and stronger opponents what they lacked in size they made up for in stubborn determination. A It takes two to tango! It was right here a minute ago. E' f , -5g:,5g5f1V. Ixz I K Fixsv. come . first served . FREE FOOD ! ?? Fly like an eagle! Let's play Hot Potato! ! ! Meditation 95 The offense however never reached its full poten- tial mainly because of the little mistakes which always seemed to occur at precisely the wrong moment. If not for a fumble here and there or an untimely penalty who can say what might have been. Indeed if football seasons possess a ghost then the spirit of this season just past could be called the ghost of things which might have been. 7- 5 'ig 2, 3 'f f ,grim 1- 4, t . fi ' 1 f' ,ti .2 I, 1 557' ' 15+-swiss-sf-5 N. 3 -4- HWE' ' 'fmigff ,V 5 1 it x .g N 's L, . ,, 99: -' :js 555.0 513217, ,W Qu 1+ .t - 1? V' ir' ' ft' X-5 X 1' l t 1 f 1 X 1 X 4 iafftf if 45 1' . . Head Coach: Earl Bramlett f fi at we 5 - : 'fl '73 , ,tj use Coach: David Hickey I W Q' ff if t ,stef 1 Qt. ... 2, H its ' e wt tvt n A ,g is fy Pmtss Coach: Roland Henderson FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Wally Stoney, Keith Mosley, Jon Barnes, David Paulus. Bobby Terry. Donna Coker, Kathy Lord, Joe Benine, James Rook, Michael Long, Mike Ferdinando, Brian Brown. SECOND ROW: Mike Hollowell, Mark Cappol, Wayne Walker, Doug McMahon, Roger Ferris, Barry Pope. Jack Dumas, Michael Watkins, Mark Jackson, Mike Coover, Richard Brookshire, Ken Abel, Terry Corbin, Mike Sevors, Alex Sourdlff, Joe Mire, r, James Booth, Billy Thorpe, Glenn Abel, Pat Stoney, Mac Simmons, Doug Binegar. Mark Sevors, David Bowlin, Tony Booth, Jeff Abel, Chuck Hayes. Mark Amumdson, Brian Thompson, Dennis Bagwell, David Swanson, James Wims. Charlie Jackson. J B B 1923,-fa. . Victory surpasses alll Movin' on! ! J N CHARGE! I ! Quick coach is coming! ! ! v . x- I X m X Q EQ, X 3 ' 55,5 WM ' me Q5 X3 wx XSS! 1 X Q X X ' 'Q 3 fgf 3 N3 xx fl . 4 , X 3 3 'SEX is L ' M ! X5 , 'X ' Imnot going Lhax way!!! IthinkI'm falling l A . I V, . + J - -2 lf-HPPK 5?'!5'ff? f? . .. F - ' .1M.1-J i . , Cheerleaders CRYSKAL RIVER HIGH scx-1001- . A , li TOP, Linda Cummins. CENTER, Denise Doiser, Jamie Beajle. BOTTOM. Sandra Lee, Lori Peerce, Melody Medley, TQ-Q1-,I11,1,MCKiDhi0H Mellessa Gillen, Kim Lessenett, Caruslela Sawyer. Freshman Football l The Freshman Football team showed great promise and determination in achieving their 5-3 record. Playing bigger and more experienced ball teams. their victories were hard-earned and well deserved. Lack of experience was a drawback but definitely made up for in spirit. Pride and excellent coaching were the backbone throughout the season. Yes, we have a lot to look forward to in the future. A11 in all, the coming years should be brighter. , V I, .tm i t N ,4 . ls'ff'W1' . if -',' ' 'ir A I my ,, l ff ' ' ll W tV11.'-island l vid M ,f-afzif NM. V f N 1 ww Q , li l ' t tt' f ll: 4' JL, N ,, ,i I Audit x' fix f l jk ' . A 1 u .N x A if ind, Q .aftlhsl ' - FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mike Deem. Ted Hopkins, Buddy Risher, Eric Abel, Mike Farris. lim Mclmyre, Charlie Reed, Chris Nast, Darryl Tyson, David Woods. SECOND ROW: Russel Scouten. John Beatty. James Simmons, Keith McKinnon, Mike Rash, Jeff Camahan. Phillip Larsen, William Spencer, David Esler, Bobby Snyder. THIRD ROW: Larry Bass, Harold Watson, Rick Anderson. Bobby Skipper. Mike Vorwerk, Scott Jackson, Jay Hampton, Dick Slack, David Bereford, and Jim Snow. mrggl K T . la V.. I Q fl f ' .5 A 3' S -fsa f ,5 K. 'VT ,.rI la, N.. 1 101 gf' if W A Coach Archie Dabney Cross Country Our Cross Country team worked with great pride and determination this year. They were rewarded for the unsurpassable dedication which they exhi- bited. Although they are a young and relatively inex- perienced organization, they seem to fight harder in every meet to achieve the ultimate goal of perfection. At the same time, they are gaining much needed experience, which was lacked in the preceding years. We shall look for a faster and better team . A S X X 4 . 4 C W. b ,A ,J i'11M X Qt :I 775 1 Q . Y . f 'xgfri .. , , Y -avi Y. .XJ ,X 'i'?E1ri 39'-' 'PY Q gif, K 45' - Q52 ' rf- ' QUE ,lu . f, ,Mg t..r, What. one more lap! Whew! !! FRONT ROW John Wilcox. Steve Willis, Aurther DeVaughn, Toni Waters. Robin Conger, Donna Behunik, James Mizell, Troy Brooks. Reg- gie Bums Gary Joyner BACK ROW: Al Huffman, James Albury, Steve Hodgekins. Kevin Richardson. Ray Rash, Paul Lyons, Ralph Murphy, Quinton Brooks Michael Sinkfield, and Coach Dabney. irlas Volleyball If one wanders in during a practice session of the girl's volleyball team. you would probably see twelve girls showing their gracefulness and skill in this nonstop sport. The girls help one another by giving helpful tips that could win a very important game . This year our team chaulked up a very impres- sive score of eight wins and two losses. Coach Beverly Hickey took the girls through the season with the ease of a professional. According to Mrs. Hickey, These girls are very proud of what they are doing. They showed that girls can play sports and do it in a lady-like fashion. They want to win more than anybody we have played this year. 'l'wenty-two members made up the squad with two managers and one scorekeeper. Two girls, Christi Allen and Anita Brooks, seem to stand out by being able to spike their opponents time and time again. When asked, What is the first thing the team does after the game? , the coach said, with a long grin. We stop and eat! So, look out, boys! Here comes the girl's vol- leyballl Game Eustis Hudson Citrus Eustis Gulf Umatilla Umatilla Citrus Gulf Hudson 1 . x 5: ,. K -. .- mv .t -H.. M... i ., .,A..v., .. .. r fl, L h e '- Z 1 ii. 1' V3 K' A K ' ff 'Q is - f e ' ' 'K , l,l,Q . rl f If it 5 in-an-n FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Patti Paulas, Cheryl Lynch, Angela Pearson. Linda Bo1es,' Brenda Thompson, Armenia Sanders. BACK ROW. Left to Right: Peggy Jo Tester, Maria Watkins, Darlene Essler. Faith Maschuns, Christie Allen, Fay Raye, Anita Brooks, Suzie Palus, Walter Bieler. Coach Beverly Hickey. ' Walter Bieler ig 1: L Mi ' aff? 3 v file 15255: me, 'Q 'Rl Coach Beverly Hickey and daughter And that one's for . . . ! ! ! Varsity Wrestling Once again the wrestling team had an outstand- ing season. With many of their returning veterans and an abundance of talented new recruits. They proved to be formidable - adversaries for their conference foes. Cheif Hudson and Coach Barber's skillful supervision of the boys resulted in pin after pin, victory after victory. Cheif Hudson even bought gear bags for the wrestlers to complete outfits of new sweats. They have proven, over the course of the years, to be the most constantly suc- cessful team which our school can boast. Togethemess! ! V 'SN o syts s . , 1. M sf? CW tr .4 Y., 1' -- -- ' 1 . V .. , 2- ' ., ,I s i '-I ' X' ' 2 4 a ' S si-5 s I X ' I 'L l . ,,,s av . 3-V Q s if ,- sss, STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Baber. Barber, John Duncan, John Wilcox, Doug McMahon, Brian Thompson, Wayne Walker, Jack Dumas, Tom Thorton, Wayne Heatly, and Cheif Hudson. SECOND ROW: Bill Pack, Alex Sourdiff, Barry Pope, Mike Holloway, James Rook, Dennis Boles, Mark Jackson, Russel Ossman, David Esler and Kelly Stevens. SITTING: David Woods. Craig Herman, Richard Pucci, Gary Goodman. David Melcher. Don Herman, Dick Slack and Scott Jackson. ' F1 Mike Barber Look at Lhose arms! . This is fun! Ouch! Sqiiiiuuuueeeezzzzzz! ! ! in ?' . 1 X Isn't that thrilling . I '1-44 Let Go! wig! , X MI 'x A6525 ff' This a living? I hate sit-ups! The Audience is stunned! ' 'rid :si iff K 225' 'Vi S I' gm, ,X 3 Wrestling isn'r all soda pop and chips! ll I Piggy-back ride. I'm pooped. -iff W Varsit Basketball lump, Jump, Jump way up, a familiar cry at bas- ketball games, may have had something to do with the Pirates' basketball team bounding to the heights of the Suncoast Invitational Conference champs, but most prefer to believe it was excellent coaching and hard work. Coach Archie Dabney drilled the boys through maneuvers every afternoon for hours and though they may have complained, it all proved worthwhile in their season. One outstanding point, that no doubt turned the tide in the Pasco game, was the extremely close teamwork. This, coupled with a Never say die attitude led to victory after vic- tory. Indeed with all this going for them, the only way is up higher still. Left to Right: Vincent Mizell, Robert Murray. Robert Jackson, Kelvin Richardson Reggie Burns Paul Lyons Coach Dabney Mont VanNess Ralph Murphy, Quentin Brooks, Ray Rash, Mark Cappola and Arthur Jenkins I- 'ur5 ' i milf, IS ia... I ja. J if .M 'YS .,...aiI ' fr qqulli Ha! Ha! Ha! ,fl .df G X- .I 54 It's ajump! Into the basket it goes. Smile! 1 GSU 14 Q -.. i X An, Sai W 2 1 The Grand Reach. Cazch! 4 l High Jump! V .fmum ,M A wi Q f,-xg ,Q 115 1 . Vi Basketball Coming on strong was the Jr. Varsity basketball team with plenty of practice and enthusiasm. Under the leadership of Coaches Dabney, Bertine and Miller, the team showed surprising skill and experience. Although pitted against opponents with an advantage in height, our boys came through with cunning and exciting seasons in the future. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Coach Dabney and Coach Bertine. 3rd ROW: John Hart, Brad Peterson. Bernard Hoag and Troy Brooks. 2nd ROW: David Paulus, Billy Hardy, Vern Naber, Gary Joyner, Mike Rash. lst ROW: Coach Miller, Daryl Tyson, Dan Flanders, Ted Hopkins and Charlie Reed. i i Q33 - ,.,'.f1 wi' x . . 1 i M A B0 as Tennis Tennis, one of the oldest games played with a ball, requires co-ordination, skill and a lot of practice. This year's tennis team was comprised of eight members. Under the supervision of Coach James Carter the team has progressed greatly this year. Each game presented a new challenge, and whenever they were victorious, Coach Carter treated each member to a hamburger, french fries, and a Coke. Coach James Carter Nine-Love Swoosh! 01 vii 'QR 46 MQ Y C WSW lximix -C 3 x'x's ..q gg, , - f Q., s ,s r .JS x so C,s..sw X . K Q ' V -Q A- if -auufsvnvh-u -.M H ,CQ C ' C 1' C m C 6 tsl- s 11324 ' ' ,XIX-':Lx'?N:X:x1.t x5tQ?a3?fX' ?. Q xv x r-,x x -vt' xxx' .gg pp iff ' , 3.5: -fs, C -C ssgsxg We are wg ax 5 A , ASX X.xuxxxx,xi'x xxx rt 'x't X M . Q M txxwbmf' N XXX N ' X 1 ' at NXNN N 'x x ,E , r xgip s , , 5 , C IX . - If s N C si s Yeeek! ! ! -P 3 4 s,-!l'f.. C C ,- :rg imap fif' Q. .E tiagsggassfa' M un Essays lllll l Ii!-I?'ait?Z?S5Ili' Ill!! l :Il-A lhfmll :I I :-Hgllll-lvtll I I 'IMII iilll il A . A N L I - A '22 II :mrs :I- H l llllllll KNEELING. Left to Right: Roger Horn, Wayne Hutchinson, David Zirin. STANDING, Left to Right: David Austin, Tom Jones, Wayne Watson, Scott Kennedy and Coach Carter. , arf t 4 L fr A Q - 4 s ,, .,. ' . N , L 4 , . . . , wi v ,' .:Q--g,V,.,,, . 'Cl' 4 5 ,pe-s-Q ' 5-ix Q 7 5 S ,,,,,, ir- S 8-Li Q, , , , L . gmt. .,' s +A - -.,+ - st- f-4,--if--.. Pm v - Q fasi fl' V ,.v L ' 'W M - s-gf . SMASHED! ! Keep your eye on the ball! Girlps Tennis Love, a simple four letter word, means a lot to most people, but begin talking about tennis and you'll find that love means nothing. The girls tennis team grew in size this year and had a total of twelve members. Although this was not their best year, all the members of the team are looking forward to a great season next year, and their coach, Mrs. Robinson, was very pleased with their progress. WOW - that was quick! Chris Everet look out! ! N p jo ,Hg v 1 V X ,, , Graceful! ? . V. KNEELING, Left to Right: Kim Hans. Linda Boles, Toni Waters. SECOND ROW.ill9,Qy Gross, Kim Dawson. Doris Schmeck and Heidi Hayes. Mrs. Robinson, Kathy Murphy, Susie Dalyhqpedli-efwaterslznd Nancy Austin. ...f warg, Q: W , 1' a '?t..sif1 A fi ff 5 teh .mug-.Q ' hp A A X mv' it I-'any ' V i'y4 ' Jffwg L, -If N A M ti uf' '7 'I if I:-Snr I, sf . ' . Ili: I Q 'Hits ' f 4 'li I Till N43 Q ll'l'rf F' J y 1 w , 1 -0, -P1 , jg 4 'Iggy' in Y: .'.'a'4g, , K :V ., K 1 V !'9 Q' I f sm' 'le i ' i k' an ff 1 ff A l 55? 1' I' . . If ' ' 'W if f , IJ I f'vf1'1' . J ' f Y 1 lil 'J' I 'l'r:f'Hf,:ff'!rfy,',,' l llsgiryl 54' ,, Y iyvi-' 'I :iv 'I QS' 'Y , Y' Q, ' ' ,4 iyfil l'l:.i:L4'g: .fi ' I 1 ', , . fi! r 1 1 1 s 2,171 1 f,- f 1 I 1 v , v I 1 I 7.1 J. . . . , . if' in mr ' Q I::ii1:f 1:y ' Q r,:3v n',u L I .2 ' n 1 I r flfllzly I in e s, X. I .,, ., p 4-ii g 2 ,E 151 X - On to Wimbledon! Vengeance! ! Boys Track The boys track team put forth a considerable l amount of effort to become the best team possible. They practiced long and hard to achieve the best results. The team took pride in competing for our school in every event that they entered . Each mem- ber developed and improved throughout the year. Altogether the season went very well. 0 A 5 Coach Mike Barber And he's off! ! ! 'ft' 'T 7 '? 1 .xx-mn!! FIRST ROW: Mike Sinkfields, John Beatty, Alex Whaley, Coach Barber, David Beresford, Wally Stoney, Mark Jackson. SECOND ROW: John Wilcox, Dick Slack, Claude Brooks, Scott Jackson. Doug Mclvianon, Brian Thompson. THIRD ROW: Simmie Lee, David Woods, Thomas Smith, Willie Cleveland, Keith Mosely, Roger Farris. LAST ROW: Jacline Simms. Steve Jackson, David Esler, Jeffery Cambell, Alex Sour- duff. it Girls Track The girls track team strove to reach their highest potential during the track season. They worked hard to get in shape at practice and each person tried to do her level best. In every competition the team brought with them large amounts of school spirit which helped them to have a good season. , 4 Jigga.,-:sfo-v+ 'ffW I can fly! l-leave! !! Lf . ........ -...., ,--,, , ,, ,A ,a ,-. ,, , l A. , ,Hum FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Natteal, Tracy Colson, Gail Radake, Donna Behuniak, Coach Barber, Angela Pearson, Mariea Watkins, and Kim McDowell. 2nd ROW: Tracey Sourdiff, Robin Dolan. Lisa Biggs, Joy Sanders, Yvette Smith, Adriene Sinkfield, Timm and Edie Sevors. 3rd ROW: Charlene Watkins, Arvette Smith, Cynthia Floyd, Marunda McKinnon, Becky Cox, Patti Farr and Robin Conger. ww x s an-if-f in ..thivan1-2-Jw-2 -ix QVH uw Concentrate! ! GOV The golf team faced many problems at the beginning of the season. In spite of that they managed to play some good games. Although the team was rather small it was well balanced with several new members who showed promise and some experienced players also. They practiced and played hard to make the team a successful one. LEFT TO RIGHT Richard Mourfeild, Blair Commons, Troy Colson and Eric Abel. l jp My X A winning attitude was the key factor for the 1 ., ,Q 1 ef . 5' fhplfwwi h' VLJ W ' tt J, f. ft IW cl, f lhgfif' ll Qi! gl' . ppffp ,ft TBM vi .,tt Q tt Lung V!nWJmwigw'fsk Baseball A ff ' fy' .1 0 0 WJ lwlpyb' Cfllvbaseball team this year. Each member was dedi- , V ,Q cated and enthusiastic. The competition was stiff so the team strove to work as a whole unit. The baseball team has not had a particularly strong defense. Though many of the members were new to the team they quickly got into the swing of things or Coach Hickey got them in the swing! L, fi , O' ' s.. me ' See ya next inning! I I 1 , ',g,,m H V . , A . 4. W- sv , N T , .-1 A. . H V I - iii Y , .Y In and out. what should I call this one? QF It's Good to Be Back Home Again! 126 o 9 . is Giza? STANDING, Left to Right: David Bowlin, Carl Hodges, Mike Williams, Dale Yox, Billy Thorp and Danny Dyer. 2nd ROW: Brian Brown, Mack Simmons, Mike Coover, John Truett, Jeff Carnahan, Paul Bowlin and Jimmy Rook. lsr ROW: Richard Brookshire, Mike Parker. Danny Seijas, Rick Krulish, Mike Melphy, Bobby Walker and Tim LeMieux. V Stretch! ! ! ' W' YW S- 3, - R i ?E3iR i4fl'f'-in 'Q U A , Q., Q 911 ' , , , r X' no T K We .pf yy.. 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V- :1,:,1g4:,. .4 .M . , FRONT ROW: R. Hunt, J. Gufford, B. Risher, D. Moss, S. Gerrits. D. Ashton, I. Benine. BACK ROW: P. Spradlin, H. Watson, J. Hampton, P. Larsen, B. Hall, R. Henry, Coach Grayson. 1 129 'T ,. l S if A QXRAF 5.: , fi ,Nl F xg, E, 'su 1 1-1725? 233351 Fi , -15 .2 Vanguard Gulf Cnrus Lake Werr Tarpon S pr Dunnellon Cltrus Pasco Dunnellon Hudson Sprmgstead Tarpon Spr Crtrus Pasco Hernando Dunnellon Hudson W rldwood Gulf Hernando YVj1dw0od Gulf Tarpon Spr. North Marion Hernando Land O' Lakes Hudson Williston Pasco Wymore Tech Citrus Forest Hudson Gulf Dixie Hollins Boca Ceiga Hernando South East Pasco Jesuit Pinellas Park Seminole Largo Lake Weir Ft. Meyers 'fo Q3 XF VX? X M fi ophomores The sophomore class united to have one of the most successful years ever. Now that they knew what they were doing they combined experience with enthusiasm to achieve any goals that had been set. They won Homecoming week to the amaze- ment of the upperclassmen. This indicated an abundance of class loyalty and participation. Eagerly looking forward to the upcoming year the sophomores are ready to accomplish more than ever before. They are prepared to accept the responsibilities and challenges of next year. With this attitude they will leave a permanent mark on the high school. H I 1 4 Kim Datson, Donna Blystone, Priscilla Tapio, Heidi Hayes, Teresa Brown. Carol Taylor . Abel, Jeff Acree. Dona Adams, Clifford Albury. James Allen, Bernice Allen, Bruce Allen, Gary Amundson, Mark Anderson, Terri Arnold, Ronnie Atkinson, Stuart Aungst, Roger Austin, David Bailey, Brian Barnes, Andy Barth, James Bass, Ron Beaumont, Renee Behuniak. Lori Bertine. Joe Beville, David Binegor, Doug Blizzard, Wanda Blystone, Donna Bolt, Tommy Bowen, Jack Brannon, Jack Breeden. Susan Brooks, Beverly Brooks, Claude Brooks, Troy Brown, Don Brown, Teresa Browning, Vicie Bryant, Steven Bums, Michelle Bunts, Willie Burd, Cheryl Burke, Arthur Burns, Tammie K ll camp, Jeff Campbell, Jeff Carlton, George Carlton, Vicki Carr, Melanie Caulk, Charlie Caulk, Todd Clyatt, Allen Conger, Robin Constant, Russinda Coonfield, Donna Cornetto, Janet Costa, Fran Coyle, Barbara Cox, Rebecca Crippen, Geri Crisp, Chris Cross, Everly Cross, Katrina Cubbage, Linda Decors, Michael Devaney, Pat DeVaughn, Theresa Devine, Mary Io Dodrill, Kim Dorman, Mary Dotson, Kim Dourm, Denny Duarte, Julio Dumal, Kenny Duncan, John Dykes, Dee Dee Eastman, Cathy Egan, Michele Ellis, Marie Elliott, Terry Elswick, Teana Embach, Sandra Farnan, Christine Farris. Jacquelyn Faust, Melinda Fearns, Pat Fink, Lee Flowers, John Flynn, Kathy Fournier, Freddy Fowler, Glenn Freeman, Russell Frost, Susan Fucci, Richard Fullencamp, Joe Geer, Sandy George, Charles Gerrits, Sean Gibbs, Paul Gillen, Martha Gilman, Crystal Gilman, Darla Glazebrook, Patty Goben, William Goforth, Dwight Gordon, Barney Hall, Bobby Hall, Katerina Hamilton, Donnie Hamilton, Ollie Harkey, John Hart, John Haughey, Tracy Hayes, Heidi Head, Tracy Hermann, Don Hoag, Bernard Hodgkins, Steve Hollowell, Mike Horn, Roger Hornyak, Joe Hough, Atlas Howard, Sue Huffer, Lisa Huffmain, A1 Hunt. Donna Hutchinson, Barbara Jack, Amber Jamerson, Rhonda Jansky. Joseph Jay. Jeff Jay, Mike Johns. Jimmy Johns, Sonny Johnston, Mary Jones. Mike Jones, Terri Jones, Tom Josey, Rick Joyner, Gary Kalvan, Philip Kearns, Keith Keene, Wayne Kennedy, Scott Kipp. George Kisor. Dennis Kumor, Suzi Kurtz, Paul Lantz, Gary Langley, Teri Lee. Emest Lewis, Lee Little, Jack Lutz. Fred Lyons, Chrissy McDana1, Julie McDowell, Kim McKinley, Ronald MQKinnon. 'rainnzn McRae. Debra McLean, Heather Mahaley. Ritha Mangarillo, Dawn Marcum, Kim Mason, Richard Matthews, Jeff Mathews, Rose Matlock, Ricky Meadows, Bob Omelian , Mary Orcutt , Diana Ossmann , Russell Pack, Bill Pafford , LeeRoy Pastuck, Johnny Paulas, David Pearce, Lori Perry, Thomas Pike, Kerri Posselt, Pat Priest, Chuck Quarles, Jody Radake. Gayle Redding, Linda Reynolds , Carol Rice , Pam Richardson , Kelvin Riggs' Ray Roberts, Don Rogers, Falon Rook, Jimmy Roseberry, Gary Rowthom, Ronald Russo, John Samples, Billy Sawyer, Carustella Seagreaves, Jerry Scanlon, Debi Sevor, Edie Sherrod, Sandra Shillings, Todd Sievers, Mike Siner, Lynn Slack, Cathy Smith, Arvette Smith S Charlotte Smith, Alan Smith, Yvette Sourdiff, Alex Spence, Brenda Spradlin, Paul Steinbach, Mike Stephens, Kris Stewart, Jude Stogsdill, Buddy Stoney, Patrick Strauch, Bill Swanson, Julie Taylor, Carol Tapio, Priscilla Teeter, Larry Thomas, Andy Thornton, Thomas Townsend, James Trotter, Sissy Ward, David Ward, Donna Watson, Mark Waters, Toni Whaley. Alex White, Nick Wilber, Lisa Williams , Dan Willis, Steve Wirt, Rusty Worsham, Ma Wright , Michael Wyatt, John Verdino, Deli Young, Linda Zuege, Bobby Zirin, David Yates, Teresa rk a Brooks , Rose Bunch Everett Corbin Jeff Counts, Michael Browning , Virginia D . I ' eborah Darley, David DeVaughn, Arthur Frey. Donald Garrett, John George, Carlton Golightly, Jeff Goodman, James Grim, Pam Gross, Holly Gulley, Debbie Hamilton, Katie Jones, Deborah Josey, Tami Lambert, Ian Lasher, Barbara Lockley. Cassandra NOT AVAILABLE W ef Luttrell , Deloris gf Morris, Evelyn P ,Q-VXA-,.j Maynard, Dale. QQ MU Ludlow , Kevin Meredith, David Messer, Mary Miland. Jill Mizell , James bye Mullis, Rex , by L Pistole, Teresa S X19 Ryan, Melanie ,Q Vogvfdfh 0,39 Schillings. Todd Seymour, Steve DDQ!-yd! 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Doug Bagley, Maryann Bailey, Betty Baker, Nan Barga, Tami Bass, Barbara Bass, Bill Bauer, Lisa Baynes, Dehann Beatty. Iohn Beckler, Penny Behuniak, Donna Bennett, Delivin Beresford, David Betrtine, Gene Boles, Linda Bordine, Marsha Bowen, Mike Brady, Richard Brecheer, Bob Brooks, Scott Bruic, Mike Buffington, Tim Burns. Paula Campbell, John Carey, Kathleen Carmichael, Devonda Carnahan. Jeff Carver, Timmy Case, Renee Catlett, Tommy Clark, Valerie Clyatt, Beverly Cochran, Annette Colegrove. Johnny Colson, Tracy Combs, Rick Commons, Blair Cooper, Sharon Coover, Kim Corbin. Jeff Coxwell, Carl Creel, Laurel Cross, Rosa Crowe. Linda Cummins, Linda Cunningham, Roy Daly. Katie Danley, Brian Darley, Danny Dawson. Charles Dawson, Kim Dearborn, Patricia Deem, Mike Dees, Cindy Delmain, Margaret DePompe, Renee Dick, Robert Diebold, Wesley Dixon. Tim Doiron, Gloria Dowling, James Dozier, Denise Drawdy, Darryl Dyer, Susan Eason, Denise Eckert, Cindy Edge, Tim Eggleston. Chellise Ellefson, Steve Esler, Dave Farris, Mike Feely, Donald Feller, Lisa Fells, Mark Fenlon, Anita Fero, Kim Figgins. Debbie Flanders, Dan Ford. Robert Fowler, Pat Frink. Sandy Fulknier, Eve Garner, Terry Geer, Cindy George, Suzanne Gillen, Me1inda Gillen, Melissa Gibson, Glorie Glass, Ricky Goering, Tom Graham, Madeline Gray. Lisa Green, Catherine Griffis, Cathy Gufford. Joe Qthrie, Cindy Hall, Howard Hall, Teresa Ham, Elaine Hampton, Jay Hardy, Bill Harman, Fred Harris, Jesse Hartman , Teresa Head, Alvin Head Karen Head, Pam Head, Patty Head Penny Heckler , Melanie Helf er , Tim Helms. Kenneth Henderson, Mary Hendricks, Cindy Hermann, Craig Hessinger, Eileen Hicks, Liz Hilliard, Gail Hopkins, Ted Horn, Gary Houston, Audrey Hutchinson, Jon Ingram. Julie Jackson, Scott Jackson, Steve Johns, Donna Johns, Lori Ann Johnston, James Jones, Debra Jones, Kathy Jones, Molly Kennedy, Rhonda Ketchel, Mike King, Bruce Kinney, Sean Kitson, Kelly Knight, Willette Kraiker, Alan Kumor, Lori Landers, Bill Lantz, Nadine Larsen, Phillip Lasher, Steve Lee, Saundra Lemieux, Tod Lesnett. Kim Lewis. Tom Livermore, Angi Lockeley, Norman Logan, David Long, Robin Lookabaugh, Cheri Lookabaugh, Tonya Loriss, Eve Ludlow, Brian Lyman, Vickie Maclean, Holly Markham, Roger Marsac, Kit Martin, Karl Martin. Mike Masut, Lisa Maynard. Dale McCranie, Beverly McDanal, Gary McDonald, Anita McIntyre, Jimmy McKinnon. Keith McNamara, Patrick Mekelburg, Bobby Messer, Wayne Miller, Tom Monroe. Sonya Moore, Tina Morton, Connie Mass. David Mullis, Spencer Murkerson, David Murray, Kathy Nast, Chris Nelson, Betty Nelson, Deborah New. Steve O'Berry, Nancy Oliver. Arthur Oliver, Connie Palmer, Jeff Perry, Rene Peters, Penny Peterson, Brad Phillips, Shiela Pierce. Mandy Pringle, Laura Putnam, David Ragon, Wary Rash, Mike Raulerson, Benny Raymond, Scott Reed, Charles Richards, Gary Richardson, Roxie Risher, Buddy Roberstson, David Rogers, Wanda Rollen, Daniel Ruane, Michele Schmeck, Doris Scouten, Russell Scully, Maureen Seager, Don Seaman, Joe Seijas, Missy Sheets, Teresa Sheffer, Susan Shively. James Silvera. Melenie Simmons, Brenda Simmons, James Simmons, Roger Singleton, Wanda Sink, Eddie Sinkfield, Adriene Skipper, Bobby Slack, Richard' Slaughter, Lisa Slone, Robert Smith, Audrey Smith, Bill Smith, Mary Not Shown Cross , Lois Dippolito , Anthony Henley, Pam Hitzemann, Cara Hogan, Chris Hunt. Ricky Hitchins, Ken Leffew. Rod Lewis. Cynthia Lolley, Sherry Simmons, Linda Skinner, Pam Watson, Arlene Williams, Dale Wray, Ragon Snow, Jim Snider. Bob Sottrel, Jeff Sparkman, Tom Spencer, Bill Sprague. Rosean Stauffer, Joe Steinke, Wayne Stephens, Dawn Stephens, Kelly Stewart, Jody Strauch, Mike Suto, Carol Swanson. Darrel Thomas, Lisa Thorp. Jeanne Torres, Sandi Trotter, Eddie Tyson, Darryl Vaughn, Doug Volmer, DeDe Vorwerk, Mike Waddington. Joey Walmer. Judy Walmer, Mark Ward, Billy Watkins, Charlene Watson, Harold Watson, Pat Webster, Timi Wechter, Linda Westrich, Kim Wetherington, Mark Williams, Dale Williams. Terry Willis, Sharon Wolfe, Peggy Woods, David Wotherspoon, Terri Wyatt, Debra Young, Marty Zeh, Debbie pg 3 3 wr J 'wabqu ii gg 0 8? pub C9045 795-6832 LARRY'S AUTO SALES CompIimen+s of LEWIS Truck Specialists S U P P R.R. 3, Box 315 Crystal River, Fla . Art Supplies 32329 Office Supplies Office Furniture 7.12: 3571 J1m Carter . 'Sales Manager REALTORO Bus . 628-3258 Eves . I Weekends 628-4122 Ann Howard Salesperson I. M. Ware Broker P.O. Box 97 Homossasa Springs Fla. 32647 Next to the Pyramid 795-3108 'I95-2798 CITRUS PLUMBING, INC. Robert B. Slusser P.O. Box 986 Crystal River. Fla. 32629 Quality In-House Plumbing STATE FARM STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Office INSURANCE Bloomington , I11 QD L D' Larry Turner Ir Agent Off Phone 795 4747 U S. Hwy. 19 South P O. Box 8987 Crystal River, Flonda 32629 CompIimen+s of DeVANE ELECTRIC INC. Don DeVane, Owner P.O. Box 713 Crystal River, Fla. 32629 RICHARD F. 628 2969 Holggvsgatj WI LDER Springs' FL FUNERAL HOME HERB BELL Hfngigsifigriigiiuia. PI-U MBI N9 INC- K904D 628-3344 John Radake Herb Bell Women's Fashions C3-205 ' Largo Village - BEVERLY PLAZA HARDWARE - Free Home Delivery - - Hardware - Household Tools - Garden Needs - Vel-Von Paints - Rubbermaid - Ortho - Scotts - Lawn-Boy - Outdoor Patio Supplies i ,,.T..- HWY- 44 WCS! Bob Gardiner, Owner RI- 2 BOX 615 Walter Saiko, Manager IUVSIHCSS, F18 . Beverly Hills U.S . Post Office Y-66 32650 in the Store 4 Beverly Plaza Shopping Center Doris L. Inman p,0, Box 4 904-726-3557 Beverly Hills, Fla. 32661 746-2211 ALL Tl-us N' THAT SHOP 'WE I APPLIANCES 81 Gifts - Crafts - Cards Homossasa Springs Center Frigidaire - Maytag - Homossasa Springs. Florida WhiI1P001 - Magnavox - 32547 Kitchenaid - RCA 904-628-2681 U.S.Hwy. 19,S. U.S.Hwy.41No. Crystal River. Fla. Inverness, Fla. 32629 32656 904-795-4451 904-726-4451 A113355 r13ai11ld1fai1y g Congra+ula+ions 904-746-2777 Seniors Bes'r Wishes on Your M Fufure Endeavors German-American Deli B 1 Posr ever y Pla P-0- Box?69 UNIT NO. I55 ggggfy ms' Fla TH E AMERICAN LEGION E h nd Ag1sl'.:?li3IiC No k a C0mP'fmen+S0f saw DRUGS INC ' 0 TH E Homossasa Springs Sho in Mall PYRAMID 19 Res+auran+ 8: Lounge H m0SSaSH SP 8 F1 32647 628-3821 628-2479 Bes+ Wishes +o 'rhe Class of '77 Congra+uIaI'ions Seniors WEST COAST Ffomfhe INSURERS AMERICAN FARM OF CRYSTAL RIVER INC. 81 of Crys+aI River f:f???!!5?'?TfI SSYm5Ei?ff,i2?? 0 103 U S 44219 N. Crystal River Good Luck, Seniors You Deserve a Break Today Besf Wishes From B8fB BURNS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Y uDump It, W '11P mp It! 8 Trucks to Servic ' You - Radio Dispatched I H malssge , Fla. MCDONALD S Hwy. 19 Crystal River, Fla. Good Luck Seniors From DON CRIGGER Bes+ Wishes Seniors From THE SERVING ALL ROCK CITRUS COUNTY R E Rt. 44, Lecamo 746-4056 , l Inghs, Flouda CongraLula+ions Gogfaffgf T?7+he Seniors From From fhe CRYSTAL RIVER NUCLEAR PLANT EMPLOYEES gs-plulgla Ia lxzfx fi ef 2 rs 2 O X Free Estimates in Your Home Crystal River Florida 795-6363 F?9'f!ef Good Luck Seniors From BRCWDER PHGTOGRAPHIC SERVICE If it has to do with photography . . . See Us! Grad Portraits - I.D. Photos - Copies CColor and BIWJ - Posters - Novelty Items - Candid Portraits - Weddings Baby Pictures - Album Program Available - Plus Many Other Types of Photography Photography Is Our Business 787 E. Hwy. 44 Crystal River 795-3775 Look Ahead, Plan Ahead, Be Ahead! Good Luck! V CQKQOMS 6 . 61aLmmlu,:fauAf,.'lu0nJnuk:of 7g:z!:L:g':,xffs,::,.,r, ou some .rf-an me .mv-muy nn we cue: Cal.: cumnwy by non CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CRYSTAL RIVER -hd - I I U Courtesy First - at Citizens First Safe Deposit - Bank by Mail - Drive in Facilities Auto Loans - Real Estate and Commercial Loans Installment Loans - Consumer Counseling Member Federal Reserve Member FDIC 795-6565 450 S.E. Hwy. 19 at Kings Bay Dr. Bes'I' Wishes +o 'rhe Class of '77 From 'rhe CRYSTAL M RIVER BANK FDI HDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORAIION Your Friendly Bank Since 1954 A FULL SERVICE BANK 865 S. Hwy. 19 795 3451 S? f 1,5 : A 3 f' or ' . Tiff T. .5-3'3f7 Q, -'li Besi' Wishes 'ro ihe Class of '77 From MONTGOMERY WARD Catalog Sales Agency Locally Owned and Operated 795-5615 Barbara L. Pick Agent 719 Highway 19 S.E. Crystal River, Florida 32629 Congraiulaiions Seniors From TOM FALVEY'S STORE Mens and Boys Clothing 795-5333 Located in Crystal River Shopping Center N.W. Hwy. 19 Good Luck Seniors Besi Wishes Seniors From From LAURlN'S FARM CENTER HORN'S JEWELRY L O 9 fs Located in Crystal River Shopping Center N.W. Hwy. 19 795-5095 Hardware, Garden, Farm, Western Wear and Other Supplies Grover Cleveland Blvd. , Homosassa 628-4228 Congra+uIa+ions Class of '77 A8rB ALUMINUM PRODUCTS FLORIDA INC. SPORTS Full Line of Sporting Goods and S STRICKLAND FUNERAL HOME Funeral Director POILSWCZI N-HWY-19 1901 s.1-1. Hwy 19 b P'O' BOX 86 P o. Box 398 Homosassa Spr Ph 628 2552 Crystal River Ph .795 2678 Congra'I'uIaI'ions Gradudes Bes'I Wishes From +0 +he S d d I DON'S PHARMACY fu e I5f,f FMIY Crys+aI River High School From 'the 795 4488 655 N E Hwy f E CRYSTAL RIVER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Parsonage 795 2931 Church 795 3148 718 N.W. First Avenue You can ca OI1 US 795-741 1 Anytime Brousrlfa by . . . FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TARPON SPRINGS CRYSTAL RIVER , 3, jp Pvt 3,R,L+u.P4-.oneI9o4m795-6031 Proud of Our Country and Our Future Leaders Congra+uIa+ions Class of '77 Brokers - Paul- Jane+ - Janice Pigeon 795-3132 T, ,JN W bfi R K' WV W, RQ pw Eff Y R U Gxgjxilligkf 3 Q2 X .Bes:oVQZhes Tex WS 'QM AEK lk K J W U Ywggjswpm CR TA RIVER AUTO PARTS H Owned and N n Political veun 'rnounes Cry tal w If 4 VAIIISII R1 A K N P 1 x h I ...Ag f 795 5786 91 N E U S 19 Good Luck Seniors From MERCER MUSIC 8: RADIO SHACK TOPHAM'S JEWEL BOX 728-8075 CARL'S HOBBIES AND CRAFTS 726-8890 Compliments of Office Supply and Equipment Congratulations Seniors From BURLEY'S BAR 81 RESTAURANT Compliments of OWEN STEPHENSON Hang in There Juniors From the CompIimenI's of SUGARMILL WOODS Io ihe Class of '77 'X 5 , ww CEBQ1 CNCAEIEOCL,-5Q'?. Bes+ Wishes RQDSJJ fy Seniors X35 if Cg5fNPffJ From Ogg? 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