Dunedin High School - Talon Yearbook (Dunedin, FL)

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Winston edwards riegns as mr. falcon 1977. leaving class fourth period . . . seeing emcee annette Whalen dressed up! . . . hearing the candidates be introduced . . . watching ion perkins reveal his bikini clad body during bathing suit competition . . . gazing at Winston edward's slick body . . . listening as the candidates answer personal questions . . . admiring the candidates in their suits Cdid you know they owned anything but blue ieans?5 . . . cheering as 77. 15 Winston edwards as muscle man. 25 Winston edwards receives mr. falcon award for '77, 35 jon perkins does his thing. 45 mr. falcon contestants. 55 craig bazin showing his bones. -K.. -is s ocgfwsii 7 V Winston edwards is named mr falcon 1976- 19

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i was born in quincy, florida the son of mr. and mrs. henry lightfoot. in 1966 i graduated from carter- parramore high school in quincy. four years later i graduated from florida a gl m university with a b.s. in political science. i came to dunedin high school in august of 1971. the former ms. beverly robinson of quincy is now my wife and we have one son named iermgitngf lVlr. Lightfoot who won the 1977 senior class TALON dedication initiated the pep club, pep band, and flag raising ceremonies at the athletic events in cooperation with the n.j.r.o.t.c. he is also a board member of the t.i.p.s. program, a track coach, and a member of mt. olive missionary baptist church. The dedication teacher shows his genuine concern when he talks of education of today's youth, it is my belief that today's schools must be reorganized to keep pace with our rapidly changing society. over the years we have been concerned about academics, but we were not aware of the shift to vocational studies. i believe that the schools provide for the needs of the college bound as well as the vocational student. we are making an effort, but more is needed. randy lightfoot .,.,, mr. lightfoot wins talon dedication I ., . .. Sfwik ,...:.k::v5 ,K K gems? F' Q J! it g,., , .,.. 2 9 7 r sg r , 2 5. 9 - crfi

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trying to win first place . . . competing with other clubs . . . freezing to death in the stands . . . investing time and effort to produce a winning float . . . adding final touches . . . watching homecoming skits . . . marching up to and around school , . . laughing and cheering with the crowd . . . running out of gas on the way . . . packing the stands with fans . . . stopping suddenly and watching people fall off floats . . . smiling and waving at the crowd . . . honking the horn . . . having cheering contests with other floats . . . dressing up for the show . . . hamming it up on stage . . . wandering around backstage . . . borrowing props . . . trying to find your make-up . . . taking final bows . . . 15 senior class working on their float. 25 lori and laurie riding on junior class float. 35 spanish club's homecoming skit. 45 homecoming parade can not do without r.o.t.c. 55 pom pom girls are ready to start. 65 cheerleaders out to get you. 75 mr. t. and students enloy singing old mac donald. 85 the crowd at homecoming game. 95 greek club wins first place in floats. 105 look at the pom pom girls. 115 football players waiting to get in the game. 125 senior class members open their mouths at the parade. 20 homecoming parade skits l lil, ii Y ' un if ,ill ' 'nlllir e 7 ll l ill li