Father Lopez High School - Veritas Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1979 volume:

It A r s? !® 51K ,vV yj ju , jctb town or txyu a uiaA cU tfom, , fall L £ r. l-.Z t ' s ' tK $ 6 crux CDoyf ' , ' m kr ( ear I . M - no mi eh ' J , - ' .fffi ' $lp ? ' MW ' fr s (L QJK TAKE A CLOQER LOOK Heineken Seniors — K s , a ;v( pening TABLE OF ents — 2 Table of C ICATION Mrs. Mary Truscott makes Lu ■ - • _ - hgr h|gh attended Father Lopez, Mrs  ruscon t Sister school career by being employed as s.noo Rose Ellen commented Mary Trusco i . _ • personified. Talk to any of the teacher ; ana y that the office doesn ' t run well without her. She has a way her that inspires. Mrs. Trusco iff dedicate our book to Mrs. Mary Truscott. w his is • chance for start and all these years you ' ve spent will suddenly mean something. lfcgi - - ■ i|.r 8 .ook among others, )d see them at their candid best Life itself says so much. and learn, for knowledge profits as it helps to shape a whole person. wr mms m s eKmwsm FACUL TY Sister Rose Ellen, our dedicated principal, has been been in charge of Father Lopez for seven years, of her life in New college where she degree. After that at Saint Rose of received her Mas Father Lopez, Sis- admires the teach parents for their friendliness, and free time she reading, and writ As each day ays waiting in g the most its. r Christine ree years teach She has lived most York, and attended received her she went to college Albany where she ter ' s degree. At ter Rose Ellen ers, students, and spirit, openness, L cooperation. In her ftk enjoys bike riding, ing in her journal. arrives she is suspense, for they unexpected enjoys Lopez smallnessand the between the fac- She teaches Span- Consumer Math Marian has spent ing at Lopez. She because of the congeniality ulty and students, ish, Geometry, and World Culture. She loves to travel Colombia, South France, England, Switzerland, and tine earned her College and her University, New favorite pastimes and has Visited America, Italy, Spain, Germany, Austria. Sr. Chris- B.A. at Marymount M.A. at Columbia York. Some of her are reading, knit- ting, listening to classical music and figuring cross word puzzles. Father Hogan was born in Shanon, Ireland and attended St. Flannans and St. Patricks Colleges. He is still going to Providence College and working on a degree. Fr. Hogan is Father Lopez ' s school pastor. He has been a part of the staff for three years and teaches sophomore and junior Theology classes. Fr. Hogan also helps out with Cor and retreats, and organizes the masses held on campus. Outside of school 4 , activities, Fr. Hogan enjoys traveling, archeology and handball. Mr. Bill McCabe Jaffery, New attended the and Bethune Cookman Dean of Students, Mr was born in Hampshire. He University of Tampa As Father Lopez ' s first official McCabe has done a great job in keeping the student body under control. He teaches health and coaches varsity football, weightlifting and track. He also sponsors S.G.A., Interact, and the skate- board club. Mr. McCabe still finds time to enjoy his hob- bies and favorite pastimes which include water sports and working at the Safari Motel. When asked what he likes most about Father Lopez, he replied, Everything, I think it ' s great! ielen Jerabek has been librarian ner Lopez for seven years. She orn in Yonkers, New York and I here from Bartow, Florida in She has two children. Mrs. Jera- a quiet person who does a good keeping ' her ' library in order, ie of Father Lopez activities, 9rabek loves to read, ride bikes, (fishing. • ' This is the only book we have left in the whole place! ' ' Why must I be reading the same thing over and over again? Sister Miriam, of the Dominican Order, is a graduate of Fordham University in New York. She has spent four years at Lopez as secre- tary of the guidance office, record keeping, and library aid. Sister Miriam ' s favorite pastimes include knitting, cooking, and taking long walks on the beach. She also loves to travel. Sister Miriam admires Father Lopez ' s great enthusiasm for sports, and the enjoyable atmos- phere it creates. ge of guidance at Father Lopez )k Mojock. Born in Pennsylva- is a graduate of Stetson with a s Degree in counseling. Mr. coaches, for the first time, J.V. tail. Also for the first time he is )nsor of N.H.S. To relax Mr. plays basketball and tennis, o likes to dance with Mrs. at the local disco. Canoeing iding science fiction are some s of theirs, but their favorite do is to be spontaneous and ke plans. Mr. Mojock ' s most ible moments were meeting his a party, and carrying a V.W. gym for a college pep rally. Same to you, buddy! Superintendent ot Grounds, Roosevelt Wilmore has seen the many changes of Lopez over a period of twenty years. He has been at Lopez longer than any other staff member. He enjoys most sports, especially football, baseball, and basketball. Rosie likes Lopez because of the nice people he has met throughout the years. For him every day is a memorable experience when dealing with high school students. Hey Dude See Spot run. . . run Spot run! Mrs. Mary Truscott was born i ington, Illinois. She has put i faithful years at Father Lop Truscott graduated from St. Pi went on to be Father Lopez tary. She was then married Mrs. Truscott ' s hobbies inch ing, reading, and crewel, but r ite ' hobby ' is Shanon Tram one thing she likes best a Lopez is ... the kids. Mrs. Evelyn Champange, Father Lopez ' s bookkeeper, has been a part of the staff for four years. The work she does is very demanding and the only problem she ' s ever had was mix- ing up the accounts. All in all, Mrs. Champange does a great deal to keep Father Lopez functioning financially. When asked what she liked most about Father Lopez, she said, Mrs. Truscott. Outside of school Mrs. Champange is busy taking care of her husband and two boys. When she has spare time, she enjoys knitting and needlepoint, which are among her most enjoyable hobbies. Hitting the bottle again!! 3ive me your ' Wham-o ' what? ' ' Give me back my Big Wheel! ' ' You did what to the floatbeds?! ' nged again! ' ' ' Only five years overdue ' ' I ' m so angry. Ha I wish those boys and girls would be quiet! Ha Ha ' ' My fellow Americans . I oulookin ' at?! ' What do ya say we hit the shack! ' Ewww! What is that smell?! ' ' t You drove my car where?! I If I have to call y ' all do again. . . Chuck! ' Love those legs! The long and the short of it. and that ' s final! ' ' ' ' Surf ' s up! ' Mrs. Raisa Leorza was bom in Cuba where she atte University of Havana. She is the Fathei teacher and has been at Father Lopez for i Mrs. Leorza enjoys classical music, ballet, sewing a ing. She enjoys Father Lopez because it is a smc where people can get to know each other, and this her of the high school she attended in Cuba. Mrs. most memorable moment at Father Lopez was che at a faculty game. Nooooooo! One of the most humorous faculty members of Father Lopez is Mrs. Helen Belanger. Born in upper New York, Mrs. Belanger was educated at New York State College for teachers. She also attended Stetson University, where she received her masters degree. ' Mrs. B ' , a teacher of reading and English 1 1 , claims that she enjoys disco dancing, eating, losing weight, playing with her grandchildren and driving the office staff crazy. Mr. Bruce Tramont enjoy; sports, and playing the pi teaches Social Studies 12, ar can History. Mr. Tramont ' s nm orable moment at Lopez wa: in the State Basketball Cham His favorite foods are spagl lobster. Mr. Tramont went to i Hillsdale University of Michi the University of Buffalo. Did I ever tell you about Kennedy? You would think they would know how to spell their names by now! ' ' Mr. Jim Gardinier is a teacher of Per- sonal Typing, Typing I and II, Book- keeping, and Speed Writing. He has been here seven years and admits it was his good fortune to come here. He was born in New Yo rk where he taught before coming to Daytona. Mr. Gardi- nier graduated in 1970 from Walsh College in Ohio. Some of his hobbies are camping, racketball, and golf. Additional activities include being head coach for J.V. Football and Var- sity Baseball. ' What do you mean Nadia I Mrs. Mary Ann Tidmarsh was born in Mt. Vernon, Ohio and graduated from Stetson University. She teaches fresh- man and sophomore English classes and coaches the girls ' volleyball team and intramural volleyball. Some of her hobbies include horseback riding, swimming, playing bridge and watch- ing soap operas. Mrs. Tidmarsh really enjoys teaching at Father Lopez because she thinks, the students are fantastic and eager to learn. The com- munication is good between the stu- dents and teachers. Everyone is like one big family. ' ' Shouldn ' t you be in class?! ' ' I has taught at Lopez for four now. She teaches Theology, Culture, and Social Studies 12. the J.V. cheerleaders ' sponsor 3s very hard to get people to masses. Sr. Gail loves teaching 3z because she gets to know ne. She said that one-to-one ships are formed and that adds )nal touch. She also said the -student relationships are good n grow easily in this environ- Her hobbies include cooking, going to the beach, and run- Have you seen the new fall habits? Sister MaryAnn of the Dominican Order is actively involved in many Father Lopez activities. She teaches freshman and sophomore Theology and World Culture classes. The serv- ice club, brain bowl and freshman cheerleaders are all sponsored by her. Sister MaryAnn enjoys the sunshine at the beach and in her free time can be found beachcombing, jogging, and reading. She says she likes Father Lopez because of its smallness and the involvement of everyone in the No I ' m not sponsoring intramural activities. Sky Diving. Mrs. Cathy Boyle, a native of Daytona Beach, is enjoying her third year at Lopez. She teaches English 1 0, Creative Writ- ing, and Journalism. Mrs. Boyle runs the lunch line to provide refreshments to the students. Other school activities include being a swinging golf coach and one of the junior class sponsors. She feels Lopez is a special school because it ' s m small, friendly, and people support one another. Mrs. Boyle feels she has learned a great deal about the complexities of the busines world while at Lopez. She has had a great deal of m experience through the yearbook and newspaper publish- Jk ings. Mrs. Boyle provides us all with our memories. ■■V Not another one of Mike Simmons ' jokes. Mrs. Kathy Klayer was born in grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio. She has lau; Lopez for three years and has coached the swim past two years. Mrs. Klayer claims that she loves to and does so by working on her hobbies. Her hobbie basket weaving, macrame and devoting her time tc band and two children. I ' m in the middle of grading 100 test papers and you want to know what?! ' ' Born in Deland, Florida, Mr. der teaches Theology and Ps courses at Lopez and is thi Director for the Lopez Green went to St. Mary ' s College ar his Theology and Psycholog Between teaching and coa girls ' varsity basketball tearr time for his hobbies, art and r Snyder loves boiled shrimi: always be remembered for tainment as Big Bird. ' ' Not pyramids again!! ' ' Mr. Ray Zemaitis, a native of Wister, Massachusetts, has Chemistry, Phys- ics, and Earth Science responsibilities at Lopez. He attended Worchester State College getting his Masters Degree and got his B.S. degree from Boston State College. While busy with his wife and new home, Mr. Zematiss still finds time to play golf, tennis, and basketball. He ' s a seafood and dark beer lover of all kinds. Mr. Bobby Pittman, one of the young- est teachers on the Lopez staff, has been closely involved with the stu- dents. Mr. Pittman is the father of two boys, B. J. and Adam. Mr. Pittman teaches one Health class and four P.E. Classes. He is busy most of the day but still always has a joke to tell. Coach of Varsity Football and track, he is well liked by all. What do you mean the are in the huddle. Mrs. Irene Rynecki was born in New Britain, Connecticut. She attended Central Connecticut State University and majored in French. After coming to Father Lopez in the middle of last year, Mrs. Rynecki returned again as a part time teacher of French. Besides teaching and sponsoring the French Club, she is also working on a Masters in Art Education which she hopes to finish by the end of the summer. Out- side of Father Lopez activities Mrs. Rynecki enjoys painting, music, and tennis. Since she has been here Mrs. Rynecki has found that she enjoys most of all the overall relaxed atmos- phere and the fact that it is small. naron Belcher teaches junior nior English classes at Father She majored in grammar and is irking on her Masters Degree in ling. She loves to travel and ted England, Spain, and Ger- Her hobbies include macrame, and playing tennis. Mrs. Bel- Dved to Florida ten years ago ssouri. She is married and has ung boys. Hi! I ' m your typical everyday French teacher. ' 7 ' d say you ' re a size 7Vi wide. ' ' Miss Robbie Sexton is from Key West, Florida, and graduated from Florida Tech. She teaches Algebra I and Pre Algebra. Outside the classroom her activities include sponsoring sopho- more class and varsity cheerleaders. Besides traveling to San Francisco, Rhode Island, and Italy, Miss Sexton still finds time to do what she loves best: dancing, bowling, walking, nee- dlework, and sports of all kinds. •But I. Mrs. Ruthanne Wentz was born in Walton, Massachusetts where she attended Bridgewater State College of Massachu- setts and received her B.S. degree. While working on her masters she has attended various other colleges taking spe- cial courses. In her first year at Father Lopez, Mrs. Wentz teaches girls ' physical education. She also sponsors cross- country and the Pep Club. Mrs. Wentz has traveled to North East Canada and enjoys all outdoor and indoor sports. Her favorite hobbies include gardening, raising tropical fish, and cooking. They want me to resign already! You want to fight about it?! ' ■I Mr. Robert Dey was born in Atlanta Georgia and grew up in Jacksonville, Florida. He attended and graduated Stetson University. Before coming to Father Lopez Mr. Dey worked as a coach and counselor at the Ormond Beach Recreation Department. He is still continuing this job in the summer months. Mr. Dey helped coach J.V. football and many other Father Lopez sports and activities. He also started a math club which got off to a good start in its first year. The main reason Mr. Dey came to Father Lopez is because he ' s familiar with the area and likes the Lopez reputation. Mrs. Carol Smith was born in Illinois, and is presently livim tona Beach with her family She taught at Osceola Elem two years before coming t Lopez. Mrs. Smith is the coc sewing teacher. For enjoyme an avid sports fan, especia football is concerned. Sewinc cheting are among her favc bies and in her spare time si judging gymnastic competitio Oh, go on! Mr. Bruce Brady was born in Canton, Ohio but has lived in the Daytona area for most of his life. He graduated from Seabreeze High School in 1960 and then attended a radio announcement school in California. He served in the Air Force and afterwards went back to college full time. Mr. Brady teaches art at Fr. Lopez. He is married, has two children and many hobbies. Some of these include sailing, sports car rally- ing, cycling, photography, art, and music. But 1 + 1 has to equal 3! CLUBS WOOL BOARD a p w-«jBTg v amrrUut .nMirmmgZ: zs ol Board members are id run three year terms, r job is to set up the poli- procedures to run the J to make sure these are t by the administration, ley had many major tund ' es for the expansion of -30 BOOQTER CLUB To support the spirit and enthusiasm of all sports at Lopez, the Booster Club con- tinues to prove its noted status. Under the direction of President Len Connor, Vice President Dick Dylewski, Treasurer Ed Kertis and Secretary the club provided funds from the year ' s activities for the purchase of sporting equipment. All in all, the Boosters further the abilities of partic- ipants in Lopez sports. PARENTS ' A8SOCIA TION Ztfim Offering parents a way to g school activities, the Paren invites all to contribute their s ideas through this organizatk programs prepared and spc P. A. were an orientation ever ents, a faculty dinner, Koffe Lopez fair and the underclass awards nights. With enthu: Jerry and Pat Berndt, co-pi Cook; Betty Nowviskie; Betl Betty Bookmyer, the group Lopez a little more smoothly. Booster Club Parents UDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIA TION Under the leadership of President Greg Smith and Sponsor Mr. Bill McCabe, the 78-79 Student Council had a successful year. Bringing unity between the administration, community and student body, they helped work out prob- lems that arose concerning Lopez to insure students ' interest and participa- tion in their school. Traditional projects such as Homecoming, the Magazine Drive, writing up the school calendar, Mini Course Day and Fun Day are a few of the many functions that the S.G.A. does for Father Lopez. S.G.A. may be the busiest organization at Lopez, but it is also the club that can always be counted on to get things done. e President Greg Smith, Vice President Wes Dunn, Secretary Lisa Gaines, Treasurer Teresa LeFils, ' d, Dorian Carter, Mike Simmons, Naseem Ahmed, Rita McCloskey, Mary Cook, Leslie Staed, Lisa )indy Lenz, Mary Cerio, Nancy Lopez, Pam McMenamy, and Pat Kelly. ernment Association — 32 President — Greg Smith; Vice President — Wes Dunn; Secretary - Treasurer — Teresa LeFils. This page sponsored by the Dunn Family Student Government A ASS OFFICERS s Officers — President Wes Dunn; Vice President Larry Kelly; Trea- Jrookfield; Secretary Leslie Krawczynski. Senior Class Officers — President Joanne Wyllie; Vice President Bev Goer Treasurer Mary Pat Kelly; Secretary Mica Smarse. rs — 34 Sophomore Class Officers — President John Dylewski; Vice President Anr Kelly; Treasurer Kelly Dunn; Secretary Mary Cerio. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY vlr. Chuck Mojock, this year ' s National Honor Society sponsor is assisted by vlike Simmons, president and Lori Far- ian, vice president. Throughout the ear, N.H.S. takes on many interesting Drojects. During the month of October all he members of N.H.S. were collecting money for the Dollars for Scholars Cam- Daign. When that was over N.H.S. contin- jed its busy schedule by organizing all he Honors Assemblies, giving Christmas parties, sponsoring Mini-Homecoming, and helping Hurst Elementary with their ield day. On an individual basi s, each nember of N.H.S. was teacher of the day or a certain class. !ue Bouchard, Greg Smith, Mary Pat Kelly, Joe Nordmann, Joe DalMaso, Debby Freeman, Wes Dunn, Teresa .eFils, Tina Farmer, Mary Ann Gildea, Becky White, Leslie Staed, Melissa Schemmel, Phyllis Houck, Lori Farnan, huck Viviano, Tom Mitchell, Mike Simmons, Melinda Brumball. National Hone TERACT 3 the club consisting of offi- captains from each Lopez port. Headed by chairman mith and sponsor Mr. Interact coordinated all of ol functions. Our leaders j a cooperative, hard-work- which made such activities ecoming Week and the 3 Drive successful. 36 AIDEQ Mrs. Jerebek ' s staff of library aides is one group she says that doesn ' t fool around. They work hard taking equipment around, setting up pro- jectors and films, shelfing books and magazines, binding magazines and helping to discharge books. Mrs. Jerebek says that with all the work they do they ' re very helpful, in fact I don ' t know what I ' d do without them. Library Aides — Richard Coody, Alice Nolan, Carol Cannariato, Christine Kosky, Sam Mol McCarthy, Mary Jane McMenamy, Phyllis Roy, Pat Conley. P CLUB Mary Ann Gildea, president; Becky White, vice- orian Carter, secretary; Tina Farmer, treasurer ) 78-79 overflowed with i drive as members got A ith everything under the Pep Club encourages all its to participate in school Besides this, the Pep Club include Homecoming ' Spirit Day and Sadie Miss Sexton, the club pulled strings behind the nd gave direction when he contagious spirit kept ving toward victory and ) ever, kept Lopez ' s tradi- overpowering spirit. Members are Helen Gibbs, Mary Jane Hughes, Sissy Kelley, K. C. White, Terri Porter, Phyllis Roy, Sherry U Charlie Bines, Nikki Poselovic, Donna Cannariato, Mary Beth Landers, Mary Beck, Colleen Costello, Suzy Sto Dona Dylewski, Crystal Johnson, Cathy Weems, Simone Dumermuth, Heather Heinemann, Carolie Marks, J Keough, Misty Hoyne, Debby Freeman, Bernadette Moser, Carol LaChat, Kim Thomas, Sophia Ehringer, 1 Traylor, Marlen Cepero, Nancy Lopez, Mary Cerio, Terri Spotts, Lisa Pozzo, Dorian Carter, Mary Ann Gildea, 1 Farmer, Becky White. AMA CLUB ma Club was much more ive this year than in the ith the guidance of Mr. Irady, the ciub enjoyed a iccessfui year. Among ivities was a very enjoya- stmas play. Mr. Brady is hused with the young tal- nas to work with. Watch lywood a star may be Julie Fredlund, Steve Hartman, Casey Solon, Christine Kosky, Melissa Fronstin, Mary Cerio, Toni Kushner, To Santos, Elaine Greany, Kathy Turner Melissa Fronstin, president; Meg Mitchell, secretary; Chris. Kosky, ; Charlene Cole, treasurer. 40 ENCH CLUB ' s French Club worked hard in n for the annual French dinner, helped Journalism in sponsor- ss Lopez Contest and also pre- French dinner for the faculty. lis year by Mrs. Rynecki, the aken over by Mrs. Nogues after ecki left the Lopez faculty, underwent changes in ieader- ;lub was held together by Mica resident, and Julie Weber, vice The club sill remained as sue- ever. Officers — Treasurer Mo McGrane, President Mica Smarse, Vice President Jul Weber, Secretary Melissa Fronstin. •42 This page sponsored by the Loucks Famil i J%J • Jj - r mi u a 1 • 1 V J Joe Kight, Joanne Lill, Simone Dumermuth, Debbie Cole, Kim Nelson, Carolie Marks, Brett Mackay, Liz Haug, Georgia Johnson, Heather Heineman, Gena Herndon, Mary Jane Hughes, Mica Smarse, Julie Weber, Melissa Fronstin, Suzy Storch, Denise Smarse, Philip D ' Adesky, Guy Foster, Nathalie Day, Lori Farnan, Jimmy Costello ANI8H CLUB This year ' s Spanish Club was one of the most active and visible on campus. Under the direction of Mrs. Raisa Leorza the club held their extremely popular taco sales during lunch several times. With this money they were able to take field trips to such places as Tampa and St. Augustine. Mrs. Leorza would like to recognize her offi- cers: Jose Alvarez, president; David Ruiz, vice-president; Joe Nordmann, treasurer; and Debby Freeman, secretary; for the fine leadership they provided. Club Officers — Jose Alvarez, president; David Ruiz, vio president; Joe Nordmann, treasurer; Debby Freeman, sei retary Jose Alvarez, Joe Nordmann, David Ruiz, Debby Freeman, Kevin Caravati, Janet Jones, Paul Con- Dillard, Scott Higbee, Leslie Staed, Leslie Krawczynski, John Basile, David Seilkop, Claudia Florez, , Marlene Cepero, Peter Welch, Debbie Borges, Melinda Brumball, Marisol Bendezu, Mary Cook, K. y Crotty, Carl Netzhimer, Celeste Price, Phyllis Roy, Tina Kenney, Leslie Jarrell, Judy Santos, Maria y Lenz, Carrie Lenz, Julie Fredlund, Bernadette Moser, Toni Kushner, Danny Cone, CeCe Roy, Dick ma Fulton, Cheryl Maroney, Larry Kelly, and Lisa Gaines. -44 MANAGERS Baseball — Mo O ' Reilly Varsity Basketball — Joe Nordmann, J. V. Basketball — David Culver, Ann Kelly, Freshmen Basketball — Julie Keough, Charlie Bines, Eileen Demming and Nikki Poselovic V 1 • |k jfi « i The true backbone of all sports is the managers. Managers must clean up after the players and pre- pare uniforms. They also take a lot of abuse from coaches and players while much of their effort is over- looked. But their voluntary help is needed greatly and these very dedi- cated individuals should be greatly appreciated. Swimming — Liz Haug Soccer hell Leslie Staed, Sherry McCor Track — Maria Morris and Ce Golt — Meg Mitchell Volleyball — Sissy Kelley Varsity Football — Mica Smarse, Bev Goergen, Joanne Wyllie, J. V. Football — Doni Carey, An Hughes RITAQ 9TAFF j, Dick Brookfield, Deirdra Daly, Wes Dunn, Guy Foster, Bev Georgen, Phyllis Houck, Mary Pat Kelly, y, Carol McCloskey, Phil Maroney, Tom Mitchell, Alice Nolan, Lisa Nowviskie, Mike Simmons, Greg Joyd, Beth Brooktield. Ads, deadlines, duty roster, layouts, quad-packs, and pic- tures are some of the encoun- ters of the 1979 yearbook staff. Mrs. Boyle, the sponsor, led her staff through lunch lines and the hectic work of putting together a yearbook. Bev Goergen, the editor-in- chief, gave up many after- noons and suffered through sleepless nights trying to make deadlines. There are various editors that made it a point to keep everyone more than busy. The yearbook is a very personal memory and a special touch made it all pos- sible. — 46 This page sponsored by C. V. Kelly GREEN SCENE Kevin Amara, Dick Brookfield, Dawn Daehler, Grace Danio, Sandy Freeman, Phyllis Houck, Maura lis Roy, Raymond Taylor, Chris Teare, Julie Weber, Denise Duda, Megan Smith, Janet Anania, Donya Bookmyer, Mary Cook, Tina Farmer, Steve Fortier, Debby Freeman, Tina Kenney, Magg dette Moser, Kristen Motzel, Kathy Nangano, Janis O ' Brien, Sharon O ' Neill, Mike Rotstein, Jud} Smarse, Chris Weigand, Joanne Wylie, Jo DalMaso. Editors — back row; J. DalMaso, J. Wyllie, S. Fortier, M. Cook, tront row; M. Lloyd, D. Freeman, J. Santos. The Green Scene is sponso Boyle. Creative Writing studer one newspaper every six wee Creative Writing class was res the literary magazine and contr to it. Editors were chosen for ei to handle the business of runnii paper. A self supporting busi Scene staff members spent moments compiling each editior Editors — P. Houck, P. Roy, K. Amara, R. Taylor, C. Teare, D. Brookfield, M. McGrane, J. Weber. WKPACKING CLUB Guy Foster, Nathatie Day, Julie Fredlund, Phil D ' Adesky, Gary Crotty, Tom Bonner, Sharon Pante, Julie Si Chris Mason, Claudia Florez, Maura McGrane, Sherri McCormick, Leslie Stead, Joanne Wyllie, Kevin Browi Bill Demming. Backpacking Club was a fairly new club with more than its share of mem- bers. Mrs. Wentz was the sponsor with enthusiastic hopes for an adventure- filled year. The new President Guy Foster, was enthusiastic about this year ' s club potential. The Backpack- ing Club planned canoe trips down familiar rivers. 1 — 48 BE PREPARED... to enjoy yourself outdoors There are eight essentials to survival in open country: 1. Water. You need three quarts a day. Plan your trip to provide daily replenishment and take a water purifier along. 2. Food. Dehydrated rations provide nutritious, satisfying meals with a minimum of bulk weight. Plan at least two hot meals per day. 3. Heat. Learn and practice how to build and start an outdoor fire. And remember, several small fires provide more heat than one large one. 4. Shelter. Find out how to build a snow cave, lean-to shelter and log hut, even though you plan to carry your own tent. 5. Medical equipment. Always pack a complete first aid kit tailored to fit your own experience and size of your party. 6. Clothing. Travel light, of course - but not at the expense of sacrificing adequate and K roper protective clothing. 7. Insurance. Do your omework by planning your trip -step by step-in advance. And always leave a route map and estimated time of return with a responsible party. 8. Positive mental attitude. Don ' t panic. Stay put after dark. And you can be quite certain, if you have provided for the first seven essentials above, you will survive most emergencies. '  £ URF ' Q UP ««- •■ 4 B ie waves are hot the absen- opez are many. Several of the len that go to Lopez take part of the most fun and healthy ;s known to man. Surfing!! barreled on a six foot wave is he ultimate rushes of surfing, ly in your face and the speed- ir at your feet are experiences ' a surfer knows. 50 WEIGHTUFTING 1-31 2-8 2-22 3-10 ? rescent City Spruce Creek nterlacen Crescent City New Smyrna New Smyrna State Meet The newest additi Lopez sports scen mighty Weightlifti Coach Bill McCab strongmen ' s coach ual leader. Several rr planned for the thr season with the 2A $ being held March 1( home High School. Lifters enjoyed a cessful year and ha« fun. GREENWAVE Phil Maroney, Pat Twomey, Wes Dunn, Scott Hohenstein, Tim Fortier, George Adams, Jimbo Hoc hoven, Larry Kelly, Dennis Culver, Ike Brown, Donnie Miller BMHm Wt EALTH CAREERS talth Careers Club, under the irship of Mrs. Kathy Klayer, 5 to promote an understanding of f of heaith careers and any other related opportunities. The club rs of different hospitals to explore of medicine first hand. Members :lub hope to someday fulfill the lg roles medicine has to offer. Irs. Klayer, and Officers — Ed Kertis and :h i?Mf i eers — 52 BRAIN BOWL i - The Brain Bowl team c intelligence against other schools. The t young and is in onl year. The questions range from What is rainfall in Naroki? , to Yankees leading hitter is hopeful for a winn They are sponsored Ann. Mike Simmons, Lisa Nowviskie, John Basile, John Dylewski, Brett MacKay, Naseem Ahmed, Mary Cerio, Nathalie Day, Eileen Demming, Ondina Passaniti. mVICECLUB Rosemary Scriva, Mary Cerio, Chris Kosky, Diane Morin, Julie Fredlund, James Woodsmall, Phyllis Roy, ita McCloskey, Michelle Rago , Helen Gibbs, Leslie Jarrell, Melanie Spaulding, Tina Kenney, Cathy Shee- ookmyer, Colleen Costello, Naseem Ahmed, Regina McCarthy, Ann Kelly, Pam Powers, Phyllis Houck, Jsa Pozzo, Mary Beth Landers, Carrie Lenz, Debby Bookmyer, Dona Dylewski, John Dylewski, Wendy ;rri Wymes. Every Wednesday and Thursday, dedicated students visited area nurs- ing homes. Once a month, under the leadership of Sr. Mary Ann, they ven- tured out to Deland to visit the Duval Home. Around the school students could be seen galavanting around to collect cans to raise money. This money is needed to buy presents for the nursing home patients during the holidays. Many students enjoyed visit- ing the older people because they had a feeling of accomplishment and sensitivity. HESQ CLUB Club is comprised of hose mutual enjoyment t of the game of Chess it them together. Pawns ings and queens as the )f the Chess Club per - r mastery of the game, sor, Mr. Jim Gardinier i wise assistance when ets in the library. Follow- onal guidelines, the club sir games with victorious 3S. 41 ft t «v(t Tracy Nietling, Diane Morin, Mike Chase, Steve Riley, Zachary Prusak, Chuck Viviano, Barney Hodossy, Bill Alexander, Angela Hawk, Mary Dean Petti, Rob Newsom, Greg Nietling, Richard Coody, Richard Winters, Ted Belitsos. less Club — 54 ACTIVITIES Sk ♦ V H BECOMING ' 78 ' The Royal Court ' — Kevin Amara, Mo McGrane,  nd Phil Maroney. Junior Court — Jim Gildea and Leslie Kraw- czynski. ourt — John Lloyd and Melissa 56 ! ml Freshman Court — Monica Bendezu and Pat Kelly. Homecoming King and Queen 1978-79, Dennis Culv and Mary Pat Kelly. The crowning of the King Homecoming for the 1978-79 was cen- tered around the Old West. The week was filled with activities along with the tradi- tional float building. The crowning of this year ' s court began the week. The Home- coming Court consisted of Pat Kelly and Monica Bendezu as freshman court win- ners, John Lloyd and Melissa Smith were the sophomore court. Junior court mem- bers were Jim Gildea and Leslie Kraw- czynski. The senior court members were Phil Maroney, Mica Smarse, Kevin Amara, and Mo McGrane. The King and Queen of 1978 Homecoming were Den- nis Culver and Mary Pat Kelly. .■ ' .-.fieWSSSEW Homecoming activities filled the week with the enthusiasm and spirit neces- sary for building up the atmosphere. The Whopper eating contest took p lace on Oct. 24, giving students a chance to show that their big mouths were good for something after all. Emceed by Mr. Pittman, the Gong Show was another event. The show consisted of the traditional dry- humored acts that Lopez students have all come to know. Lopez was treated to another activity when the Grand Staff singers visited and dis- played their talents. JL —It M. He ing 78 was certainly a time to )lubs and classes found time to decorate cars and floats in :e with the theme Western , coming parade was a success- activity. The BCC band over- Father Lopez students and as the parade marched on. ing took place at the Armory, as tradition allows, last minute and float finishing took place and Friday. Each float was a hard work and originality. The ■Senior float headed by Greg well constructed, but the win- was the Sophomore-Junior ruction headed by Wes Dunn. TL£ WP A VIC 1 mm ' s mE l f ' mmmmm. M ' iM-j ' (i -- — .,-— - -x T f) -58 :j; The Greenwave football team whomped on the Flagler Bull- dogs with an impressive score ot 31-13. The game was one ot excitement and fun as the home- coming game proved to be a vic- torious one. Homecoming dance, the high- light of the week, was held at the newly built Sica Hall. The band, Fusion, was excellent. The unbe- lievable turnout added to the fun and success of the evening. Ho 99 LOPEZ jp, Mica Smarse; second runner-up, Teresa LeFils; Miss Lopez, Cindy Lenz; first runner-up; (d; Miss Congenialty. Janet Anania. The crowning of the new Miss Lopez 1978-7! Miss Cindy Lenz. ;s Lopez Contest was held on Thursday, Nov. 16. Sponsored by j the French Club, the contest was held in the Lopez gym at 7:30 ere Kathy Vaughn, former Miss Volusia County; Robert Moritz,  r of Mainland High School; Sharon Whemper, Museum of Arts affiliate; Becky Asher, owner and manager of the Safari Motel; member of DBCC cosmetology department; and Sue Shelton, cCabe. The girls picked Janet Anania as the contest ' s Miss Con- ;en as third runner up was Mica Smarse. Second runner up was and first runner up was Naseem Ahmed. The girls talents pro- ment and enjoyment for all. The winner of the contest, this year ' s ;z, was Cindy Lenz, a junior, crowned by former Miss Lopez win- i. The contest was certainly one of excitement for the girls, and nized and decorated under the direction of Alice Nolan, Julie jryJane Hughes. Prizes were awarded, and a good time was had iO ?. LOPEZ ch 8 the contest for the title Mr. 1978-1979 was held. The con- as sponsored by the Senior Each of the contestants had to n his talents and have inter- ith the judges. The contestants scorted by Miss Lopez and her Ml in all the contest was, a big s, and this year ' s Mr. Lopez is t that Father Lopez has had in irs. 62 i ( ' • « m 4 INI-HOMECOMING The second annual Mini Home- coming took place on Feb. 13. The National Honor Society put these special events together. The day started off with a pep rally put on by the cheerleaders and a special performance by the seniors. The King, Queen and their court were chosen from the basketball teams and the cheerleaders. The float competi- tion was unique and a great time was truly experienced. jrt — Teresa LeFils and Joe Manchisi J. v. Court — Kelley Dunn and Jim Gildea Freshman Court — Kay Reilly and Paul Simko ming — 64 ; lr - ■ huaum - I mi 1 t -• 1 § T ■MOVHMHL.   . , !C. HJ 1 «■■■■ 9 M ti£ 1% r Mini-Hoi WIE HAWKINS •■ M ' •-. .. lEi It was the girl ' s turn to ask the- guys and on March 3rd all th« Daisy Maes picked up the Lil Abners for a night out. The dance, sponsored by the Pej Club was a genuine, gooc time. Marryin ' Sam, the jai house, and the country music all helped make Sadie Haw kins a fun time for everyone. ins — 66 FRIENDQ AND LOVERS - f tf ai •i , , T r j sHH ; ._jJ|IUJ| 1 .( 1 K ' JH i ■ ' 5t « Km fc %d7 You know how to be a friend to be counted on, and to trust to share good times and not-so-good times You know how to give and take ... to lend a hand . . . to be thoughtful and kind, and to always be there You know how to always be a very special part of my life. • - ! ri . • ' ■ Friends IUBDAYS mm. vmmmf J | f 2 S %8T if Once a month, for 25$ the student body at Lopez has the chance to wear civilian clothes. Grub Day is the name given to this special occasion. The donations are col- lected by one of the many organizations at the school and used for the groups ' financial needs. Many times the grub days will have cer- tain themes such as West- ern, 50 ' s, and Spirit Day. DRESS UP DAYS fj -T PI n r J r l 2 i 1 - t UW Dress-up days come only once a month. That day is known well by all the students as the first Tuesday of the month. This is a day that gives each student a chance to express him or herself. Students will come in an array of colors and styles. Although it is a special day, everyone is glad to get back to the routine. yr I EG DAY A nttv 4ue y Dttbit So 5, B ' , ffiMtO y rej Jtfz MfwjfaJ V A A } ' fccpffl Senic P RALLIES Pi «4j: ■ i ■ L. ft i I V , ' ■ ' l f jn ,, .  t ' r« l«i t 1 . i W « gw 4 |  v ■•• U Mfi V % - _•  . ' •  . y  i 3 ,-■ ' i  v .  1 1 .1 v %ivy A ; ft - i Sj Pep rallies this year were a great way ot perking up spirit and let- ting ott steam. Many new and dif- ferent things were expressed at pep rallies. Among the variety of skits and games were, Grease , gold fish eating, the old west, the boy cheerleaders, and a sum- mary of all these in memory lane. Great times were experienced and those happy days will long be remembered by all. 72 AT YOUR CANDID BEQT NDRAISING 3S, candy sales, car grub days, and magazine ' e some of the many ways s made to support various Dund school. This year the ndraising drive was spon- ' the School Board to sup- ez with a badly needed n to the library. -74 LIFE AT LOPEZ i The typical school day at Lopez consists of a great variety of activities. Whether they be masses, pep rallies, field trips, or even studying, there ' s always enough activities going on. Just walking to class can prove entertain- ing to the observant Lopez student. Someone always exists in the crowd to cre- ate laughter and smiles, making Lopez the school it is. . Nice. Lif the Journalism class, with all pro- oing toward the yearbook, lunch is o the students at Lopez. It ' s not your hot lunch, with the menu consist- old drinks, milk, hot chocolate, ice and chicken soup. Under the direc- ts. Boyle, the yearbook staft gets to ien in time to prepare for the oncom- id. The students appreciate the time rt the Journalism Class puts in to 3 lunch period just a little more satis- JEvrs |k7tB w !% ■i ' ' , i 1 ■■KfcPffl jk 3 EErv fcfciil ■ifc- fS M — 76 Certainly as much goes on after school as it does in parking lot becomes a mass of bodies moving in an infinit directions. Mingling will continue there for the next hour, sports have their practices at this time. Everyone hurries for his or her own sport. Detentions will also be served time. People waiting eagerly for their time to be finishe under the supervision of the assigned teacher. Any make- be done after school. After school has as much activity i ing hours. Lil hours, students gather to be mother and to have a good trips are just another means s to get together. Then there re popular weekends consist- ing and beaching it. No matter ctivity, one factor always pre- unity and happiness shared iez friends. ■■ ■ ■ M j £ W« f I -78 INTRAMURALS r: Keeping in shape and having fun are what intramurals are all about. This year ' s sports included basketball, bowling and volleyball. Students who weren ' t on varsity teams, were given the chance to show their stuff and to participate in friendly rivalries. Tough competition between well balanced teams provided excitement and enthusiasm for all participants and fans. ANKS FOR HELPING y: Sports Mary Wigmore: Typist The rest of the gang. MV UWH l 5   Alice Nolan: Fundraising Editor Ik mm . Bev Goergen: Editor Beth Brookfield, Jimmy Goergen: Mrs. Boyle: Veritas Sponsor, Mr. Brady: Photog- ographers raphy Adviser Editors ' Jing — 80 Tommy Mitchell: Photography Editor, Greg Smi Head Photographer Lisa Nowviskie: Business Manager HHHHH i Jim Gildea and Larry Kelly: Lunch Line Bouncer Sissy Kelley: Layout Editor Deirdra Daly: Head Cashier Mary Pat Kelly: Copy Editor More of the gang. SPRING FEVER VG BLESSING The traditional ceremony of senior ring blessing took place at Prince of Peace Church. Father Lopez ' s pastor, Father Hogan presided over the ceremony. The day was filled with both sadness and joy, which created unity among the senior class of 1 979. Following the mass, there .was a buffet luncheon at Tomoka Oaks Country Club. The event will be a memo- rable one for all the members of the class of 79. 82 PROM ' 79 Prom was held on A Americano Beach fv one danced the nighl sounds of Fusior theme, The Grand I a big success. Sp( Mrs. Klayer, the Juni many fundraising ac prom committee wi and consisted of L czynski, Donna Fulto Dunn and various ot With everyone ' s help success. guess or mine? These are all res that weren ' t supposed to be. Are you observant? Can you find yourself in any of these pictures? S U X UVA s y e 0U pic u i—V -KYI i J- i r v The stran 9 e tnin 9 is we a come in JO S L. I ' Cf ' Zvt- contact w j tn these common things UOA v c d p- oU - JU ,v 4r r J RGITY FOOTBALL ather Lopez football team d long hours of hard work producing the best seasonal in this area. The Greenwave j the usual winning tradition of ool ending up with a 7-4 overall record, very impressive when games were away. The team a tie for the district Champion- [ was edged out when a princi- te was taken. nbers: Grady Irvin, Joe Nordmann, LaRoma Badie, Dave Loconte, Kevin Amara, Pat Conley, Joby Ddd Chapman, Phil Maroney, Paul Connor, Ike Brown, Ray Taylor, Kevin Caravati, Mike Castello, y, Jim Gildea, Eddie Kertis, Mike Rotstein, David Chapman, Scott Lingo, Dennis Culver, Joseph Ves Dunn, Cliff Bockoven, Pat Twomey, Vincent Andrews, John Jones, David Seilkop, Todd Anthony, ne, Donny Miller, Mike Alvarez, Mark Mathews. ,11 — 86 Captains of the mighty te Joby Ireland, Scott Lingo, D« ver, and Phil Maroney. Eaos young men did their very be the Waves to a successfu Their work was really appre all the fellow players. Our Captains Vars ' ear, under the head coaching of 3obby Pitman and specialty ies, Bill McCabe, Bill Thompson lat Packard, the Father Lopez nwave showed the world that eally had what it took to be num- ie. tball — 88 Head coach, Bobby Pittman; Specialty coaches Bill McCabe, Nat Packar and Bill Thompson. Var JL «_ ' . .. x ,w . Date J| 4 Opponent SeptA iJaHflbfes,, JMMMJ ■ InterlJIWn Sept. New Smyrna Bch. k Crescern City SfcSt. Joes Sept.? 30 7 J 131 rFierson Taylor „ Oct. . 21 Lakela|d Santa Fe Oct. 27 F.P.C. Nov. 3 Univ. Christian Nov. 17 St. Cloud ?§S8a§ Iff Tmi? ' Kl ip w% y l t . 3fc ? 13. all — 90 J. V. FOOTBALL After coaches and teams had spent long hard hours of after school prac- tice five days a week, the J.V. football team did their best. The team was led by Jim Gardinier. Though the Rip- ples may have been small in size they were huge in determination. Much credit should be given to these boys for doing a fine job. Dale opponent w Sept W 7 Flagler Palm Co, Sept. • 21 irmit. Prep Sept. 28 Interlachen Oct. 5 Innity rep Oct 12 F lagler Palm Co. Oct 19 Crescent City Oct. 26 ■son Taylor Nov 9 Pierson Taylor Members Are: Vaughn Spaulding, Darius Azar, Pat Kelly, Paul Simko, Tim Fortier, Dan Kenney, Steve Riley, Anthony locco, John Reilly, Pat Costello, Scott Lutz, Marcus Burke, Liam Downey, Doug Culver, John Hawk, John McDonough, John Fitzgibbons, Scott Hohenstein, David Culver, John Lloyd, John Silvestris, Paul Seiler, Jeff Smarse, Brendan Daly, Marcus Spaulding, Jimbo Hooten, Ricky Lopez, Richard Pelletier, John McMichael WGITY CHEERLEADERS vlary Pat Kelly and Co-Captain Fils up , that is the main object of the eerleaders. Their role is to get the e players, and even the parents . This year the girls did many new ich week a cute, funny, and even was put on for the student body, that Lopez has the best cheerlead- d and the thanks should go to the )f the 1978-79 squad, Mary Pat Co-Captain Teresa LeFils. ii M Karen Martin, Sue Bouchard, Lisa Gaines, Janet Jones, Janis O ' Brien, Leslie Krawczynski, Mary Pat Ke Julie Weber, Carol McCloskey, Teresa LeFils. Mary Pat Kelly — Senior Julie Weber — Senior Theresa LeFils — Senior 1 ' ■ ' j X 1 jp 1 ! i i Lisa Gaines — Junior Janis O ' Brien Sue Bouchard — Junior kt 1 fll J Kr A f i ' m i . v II f 1.1 ■L i J J iir Carol McCloskey - Karen Martin — Junior Leslie Krawczynski — Junior Janet Jones — Varsity Che f. CHEERLEADERS iwave spi. ' it doesn ' t end with cheerleaders. The J. V. girls ) show enthusiasm and spirit in they do. The J.V.s work very are willing to do anything to ep at Lopez be the best ever, n of this outstanding squad is aro, and doing a fine job as co- Maria Morris. These girls are he group with the famous pyr- ers — 94 Captain — Lisa D ' Assaro, Co-Captain — Maria Morris, Roselle Tuttle, Melissa Smith, Andrea Kivinski, Miche Keough, CeCe Roy, Sheila Puleo, Kelley Dunn. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS ■ . ; :. ., L%S4 t -3 f ■!■!■. Terry Wymes. Kay Reilly. Michele Wolf. Georgia Johnson, Debbie Misita. Tara Traylor. Diane (Not Pictured Dottie Belitsos) T3fe Pulled muscles, ben gay, sore throats, and sucrets are all part ot freshmen cheerlead- ing. Practices seemed so tedious but turned out to be well worth it when the players hit the court. With the yelling and cheering coming from the sideline, the freshmen boys were sure to win. Under the sponsorship of Sr. MaryAnn and the leadership of their cap- tain, Terri Wymes, the freshmen cheerlead- ers was one squad all of Lopez can be proud of. Freshmen Che Spike it! Those two words could be heard often around the gym when the girls volleyball team took the court. This year the volleyball team had a very demanding schedule and was able to tie Pierson Taylor for the title of Co-champions of the tri-county-con- ference. Under the leadership of Coach Mary Ann Tidmarsh and Cap- tain Becky White, the girls played very well. Although they lost the district title to Pierson Taylor, Mrs. Tidmarsh believes they had a very good year. jrry Latta, Mary Ann Gildea, Julie Hladun, Becky White, Megan Smith, Nathalie Day, K.C. White, Jane th Brookfield, Judy Santos, Mary Cook. Date Opponent Sept. 1 1 Crescent City Sept. 1 4 Interlachen Sept. 1 8 F.P.C. Sept. 21 Warner Acad Sept. 25 Pierson Taylc Oct. 2 St. Joseph ' s Oct. 5 Warner Acad Oct. 9 Crescent City Oct. 1 1 Umatilla Oct. 12 Interlachen Oct. 16 F.P.C. Oct. 20 i.,...- LakeHighlan Oct. 23 Taylor Oct. 24 Umatilla . ' JtPs RSITY BAQKETBALL ' ith many disadvantages, z team stuck together and I of spirit. With the fine I of Mr. Bruce Tramont the led through. Even though i was young and didn ' t jmber one position, the II worked hard and contin- howed great enthusiasm, k and drive, essential ele- r victory, were present in ne. There were a number 5 on the team that showed lal talent and promise for e. Lopez supporters are this team for its outstand- and sportsmanship. Dennis Culver, Chris Wisley, Kevin Amara, Joby Ireland, David Ruiz, Joe Manchisi, Pat Conley, Frank Doughi James Reid, Paul Connor, David Loconte, Lonnie Brown • ' !§? ;$ Captains — Kevin Amara, Chris Wisely, Dennis Culver. n ft if ■ stball — 98 . l Varsity J . Date 12-1 r Opponen Tri County Jam 12-12 12-15 New Smyrna Warner 12-21 X-mas Tournament 12-28,29.30, i Diocesan Tourn. 1-2 1 5 i Crescent City Interlachen 1 6 M.C.C. 1 8 F.P.C. 1 Orlando Luther 1 1 1 12.K 19 20 f open Bishop Kenney Warner 1-23 Pierson 1-26 1-30 .. Crescent City Interlachen 2-2 ■.PC. 2-3 pM.C.C. 2-6  Orlando Luther 2-9 3 Pierson 2-10 2-13 2-17 2-22 Wymore New Smyrna Bishop Kenney Districts mBMSI sail — 100 Varsity I US ' BASKETBALL basketball team of 1978-79 : ved to be the best team Lopez ad. The team consisted of only ors who really led this young successful season. ing coach of the Lady Green- as Mr. Jeff Snyder. He did a with the girls. They all appreci- ne and efforts. w Darol Cannariato, Mary Cook, Ann Cone, Joanne Hughes, Crystal Johnston, Sherry Latta, Mary Jane dichaell Reilly, Sharon Seilkop, Lynn Smith, Kathleen White, Becky White. 3 || — 102 Date Oppone 12-12 Seabree 12-16 Warner 1-2 Crescer 1-5 Interlace 1-6 M.C.C. 1-8 F.P.C. 1-16 Seabree 1-20 Warner 1-23 Pierson 1-26 Crescer 1-30 Interlacr 9 9 ABB F.P.C. 2-3 H M.C.C. 2-8 _fl K Pierson 2-9 k Lakelan Lakelan Girls ' Varsity V. BASKETBALL the Junior Varsity ended son with an impressive le season was successful the effort of their coach, lojock. Exciting would e the many come-from- ;tories of the J.V. ' S. Their e that these players will uture Varsity teams in years. ff Members are David Culver, Ricky Lopez, Grady Irvin, Emmett Gray, Mike McNamara, Pat Dougherty, Steve Ril Jim Gildea, Ralph DeStefano, Donnie Miller, Jim Goergen, David Seilkop, Marcus Burke. 1 ' 3k.4A fan. -9 Fv%ALfi ■[W.UDH jHi ' yu V T{£ i L - • Y T 4?4| •• P ■ - H HV Dafe 12-12 12-15 12-16 1-2 1-5 1-6 1-8 1-9 1-19 1-20 1-23 1-26 1-30 2-2 2-3 2-6 2-9 — i « 2-17 Opponent N.SB Wymore Warner Crescent City Interlachen M.C.C. F.P.C. Luther Bishop Kenney Warner Pierson Crescent City Interlachen F.P.C M.C.C. Luther i Pierson Wymore Bishop Kenney Captains Jim Gildea and Jim Goerger — 104 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL MSHI 9 — — - m ii i , i I gj| , 1 W 1-1 -30 I -3 2-6 2-8 2-13 Opponent Sanford Ormond J ew Smyr. eltona eabreeze Jr Sanford Lake Brantl Ormond Jr. Sanford T uaklnSrantiey Deltona Seabreeze Jr. Holly Hill Jr. MM The Freshman basketball tean good season this year. Under re ins of Bob Dey and his as Hawkins, the team improved gi ing their finesse and dedication in both games and practice, the headed towards an outstandi Lopez Cagers . Jerry Coble, Paul Simko, Tim Fortier, Steve Farmer, o, Joe Donohue, Mike Hughes, Greg Freshmen B VCER Greg Smith, Tom Mitchell, Chris Teare, Steve O ' Dwyer, Dick Brookfield, Jim Smith, Dick Bendezu, levin Basile, Kevin Caravati, Chris Cohill, Carlos Colon, Pat Costello, Bill Fagan, Steve Fortier, Scott rdmann, Brian O ' Dwyer, Ed Rossario, John Berndt, Judy Santos, Rob Wolf, Kenny Weigand. The soccer team this year was as radical as ever. Father Lopez has only had a soccer team for four years and this was their most experienced year. With six returning seniors, Chris Teare, Tom Mitchell, Steve O ' Dwyer, Dick Brookfield, Scott Lingo, and Greg Smith, the team was very strong. Coach Santos, trying his first year as soccer coach, tried to keep his radicals under control. The soccer players had a great time on the field and did a good job for Lopez. - iftWh- ■m- . ' _ ' Uafe Oppo 12-2 Bishc 12-6 Howc- 12-7 Mont 12-13 West 1-1 1 Seab West 1-13 Floric 1-19 Mainl 1-24 Sprue 1-26 Seab 1-30 Mainl 2-2 Lyma 2-3 Floric 2-7 Sprue 2-10 Delar RLQ ' SWIMMING ■HP Iy liiftWI nni A ifc iK; V Charlie Bines, Jane Bouchard, Mary Cerio, Charlene Cole, Karen Cole, Colleen Costello, Kelley Dunn, D Dylewski, Tina Farmer, Julie Fredlund, Mary Ann Gildea, Joanne Hughes, Ann Kelley, Mary Pat Kelly, Anc Kivinski, Sharon LeFils, Heather Lill, Sherri McCormick, Tracey Nietling, Lisa Nowviskie, Cathy Turner, Be White, K. C. White With Ray Santa as their coach, the girls ' swim team swam another of their successful sea- sons. With many of the girls rep- resenting the team at the state meet, they proved again that the swimmers of the Father Lopez Greenwave still ride high. ling — 108 This page Sponsored by the Nowviskie Fa H mm Date Opponent 3-2 Lake Highland 3-6 Gainesville Bunoltz 3-9 Seabreeze 3-10 Invite 3-13 JMCC 3-1X.X. Clearwater Invite 3-20 Ocala Forest 3-26 A Spruce Creek 3-28 Trinity Prep 4-3 MSB BsTV 4-6 Lakeland Santa Fe ' ■ JS —wt Umatilla £=aHE25| Districts Girls YS ' SWIMMING m ts Peter Benza, Ray Benza, Mark Dillard, Richard Dillard, John Dylewski, Pat Kelly, Eddie Kertis, David Lloyd, Eugei McCall, Joseph McMahon 4 Long and diligent practices are a must to produce a good team, in any sport. The swim, team is no different. Starting practice two months before their first meet is only part of the story for the swimmers. Under the direction of Coach Ray Santa the boys ' team made many others come to their knees. a— no This nane sDonsored bv the Kertis fami sK Date Opponent 3-2 Lake Highland 3-6 Gainesville Buholtz 3-9 Seabreeze Invite 3-10 Seabreeze Invite 3-13 MCC 3-17 Clearwater Invite 3-20 3-26 Ocala Forest Spruce Creek 3-28 Trinity Prep 4-3 New Smyrna Beach 4-6 Lakeland Santa Fe 4-23 Umatilla 4-27 Districts f T .;| 3 ■iBllii - ' • Boys ' LF 1 Pi ' — ' ' I I —I up v j WB ' - w: J rom Mitchell, Kevin Nelson, Mike Simmons, Keith Kulzer, Mark Mathews, Ted Belitsos, Joe Kight, John Kulzer, Brian Martin, Chris Mason, Nancy Lopez. This page sponsored by the Nelson Family j Date Feb f 2| Feb. 12 Feb. 15 Feb. 19 Feb. 22 Feb. 26 Mar. 6 Mar. 6 Mar. 21 Mar. 28 Mar. 30 Apr. 6 Apr. 19 Apr. 26 I Opponent Seabreeze Invitational Deland and Seabreeze Deland Spruce Creek and Seabreeze Santord and Lake Brantley Palatka Melbourne Central City Championship Mainland Oviedo Seabreeze County Championship Santa Fe Melbourne Subdistrict Championship District Championship Once again Fathe a golf team the proud of. This yeai changed in many teams of the pas coach, Cathy Bo ized the relative ) team, which had freshmen and sc The team, how anchored by senio hell, Kevin Nelsor Simmons and ju Kulzer and Marl ' With this combinal and experience, tl had more than th victories agair schools. • ' ■ . This page sponsored by the Baker Family US ' TENNIS bers — Karen Martin, Lisa Gaines, Carol McCloskey, Nathalie Day, Janet Jones, Tejal Parikh Opponent St. Joseph Titusville Astronaut Mainland Spruce Creek Crescent City MCC New Symyrna Beach Florida Deaf Crescent City MCC i Titusville Astro Spruce Creek New Smyrna Beach Avon Parl Mainland Districts HI : The girls ' tennis team w coached by Mr. Robert Barrinc this year. As compared to otr years, the team was up agair many tough opponents ai schools much larger than Lope In spite of this, their hard effo shown through and this yea tennis team had a successl year. Tennis has become i extremely popular sport and t number of members h, increased this year. ■■ 114 BOYQ ' TENNI9 This year ' s boys ' tennis team started ott with a new and enthu- siastic coach in Mr. Robert Bar- ringer. The team consisted of only one senior, Robbie New- som, who did an excellent job. The young team was aggressive and very talented. Under Coach Barringer ' s watchful eye, the boys concluded their season very successfully. Opponent Florida Air Academy St. Josepn itusville Astronaut lorida Central Academy Florida Air Academy Mainland Spruce Creek Crescent City Fla. Central Academy MCC New Smyrna Beach Florida Deaf Crescent City MCC Spruce Creek New Smyrna Beach Titusville Astro. Avon Park Mainland Districts Members are Rob Newsome, Ed Rossario, Phillip D ' Adesky, and Gary Crotty Captains — Rob Newsom an Bo: 8EBALL lin the baseball diamond at is filled with the sounds of ;king and runners sliding, reenwaves ' baseball team field. Led by senior cap- in Amara and Joe Man- 3 Wave fielded a steady )ugh a very tough sched- :h Jim Gardinier was at the n the practices in January end of the season. The ;tices and hard work was i the effort. Members are Kevin Amara, Dennis Culver, Joe Manchisi, Richard Winters, John Berndt, Paul Connor, Jim Gil Larry Kelly, LeRod Reid, David Culver, John Silvestris, Emmet Gray, Ralph DeStefano, Grady Irvin, Doug Cu Don Johnson, Tom McDonough, John McMichael, Tom Raulerson, Paul Beaudoin, and Don Miller. Date Opponent 2-28 Deland 3-3 Championship 3-6 Seabreeze 3-9 Spruce Creek 3-13 NSB 3-15 Warner 3-20 Crescent City 3-23 . : Interlachen 3-27 FPC 3-29 Warner 4-3 Taylor 4-5 NSB 4-6 Crescent City 4-10 Interlachen 4-11 Seabreeze 4-13 Spruce Creek 4-20 FPC 4-21 Grove I and 4-25 Mainland 4-27 Taylor 116 I his page sponsored by Palm Paints )YS ' TRACK ' track team was smali in size enthusiasm. The boys worked under the direction of Coach be and Coach Bobby Pittman. oys on the team gave Lopez an : position in district and state n. - ' i - JHL Gk __„__J r :r 5 s jib M J H H HHHsBik- ' 5SHHSBB p JJSr ' ' Members are David Loconte, Jim Gildea, Pat Conley, Bill Fagan, Dick Bendezu, Tom Murtaugh, Todd Chaprr Pat Twomey, Danny Cone, Larry Kelly, Joe Spear, Joby Ireland, Phil Maroney, Dick Brooktield, Chris Teare, G Metz -118 GIRLQ ' TRACK Members — Mo McGrane, Terry Wymes, Leslie Staed, Beth Brookfield, Doni Carey, Mary Cook, Maria Morris, CeCe Roy, Sherry Latta, Suzy Storch, Casey Solon, Crystal Johnson, Julie Keouc Sue Bouchard, Sophia Ehringer, Anne Cone, Rita McCloskey. y Date Opponent 3-7 NSB 3-8 A lSeabreeze 3-12 FPC 3-15 Mainland 3-16 St. Augustine 3-21 FPC 3-24 Florida Relays 3-27 St. Augustine 3-28 Crescent City 3-29 Tavares-Mainland 4-4 H FPC 4-6 Deland-County 4-16 NSB 4-27 ' kv Districts-LB At 2:30 every afternoon th their long journey around ai track. Under the leadersr Bobby Pittman and Coach the girls had some really h, Their muscles ached but worth it looking at their seas This page sponsored by the Brookfield Family 088 COUNTRY 5 tkJxk.r nfcr Ks N R ' O. u Hext iv J? 120 Mo McGrane, Beth Brookfield, Joe Spear, Tim Fortier Cross Country is a sport of great endurance and determination. This year, 1978-79, marked the first season for a team to exist at Father Lopez. The interest was high at the start for many stu- dents but only a few very deter- mined people met the final Dis- trict Meet. The four successful people Joe Spear and Tim For- tier, and Mo McGrane and Beth Brookfield did an excellent job. Although they couldn ' t be classi- fied as a team due to being small in number, Mrs. Wentz was very proud to have been their THE CLASS OF 1980 our problem? Ain ' t you ever seen ' r i-oh! I forgot the next step! ' ' RAYMOND ADJEMIAN ROBEFiTALBANO FRANK ALVAREZ JACKIE ALVAREZ TODD ANTHONY JOHN BASILE DICK BENDEZU GEORGE BENTLEY JOHN BERNDT ■■sar DONYA BOOKMYER SUE BOUCHARD CHERYL BOUGHEV e ' ll hit the Gulf Stream in 5 min- BETH BROOKFIELD KEVIN CARAVATI MIKE CHASE DON CLEROUX 1 — 122 DANIEL CONE PAUL CONNOR MARY COOK GRACE DANIO I L WIS? ' Blahhh. LORI FARNAN STEPHEN FORTIER SUE FOX DEBBY FREEMAN DONNA FULTON ■ ' ' My dentist said ' No cavitt ' I just love thatpossurr i You aren ' t listening to me, L Under LISA GAINES JIMGILDEA JOHNGREANEY SCOTT HIGBEE God, help me pass this year. BARNEY HODOSSY LESLIE JARRELL JANET JONES LARRY KELLY The ' Breeze ' is here. I ! JIM LLOYD DAVID LOCONTE KATHERINE LOUCKS SHERRI Mccormick -124 LINDA McFALL KAREN MARTIN MARK MATHEWS MIKE MELANSON JOHN MORI BE M N OS D ER TTE KRISTEN MOTZEL KATHY NANGANO Megan — studying? ' : JOE NORDMANN LISANOWVISKIE I dare you! ' Here I am the dutiful student waiting for my next instructions. ) JANIS O ' BRIEN SHARON O ' NEILL RICHARD PELLETIER LEROD REID ' Do we have to eat it? ' Under 30SSARI0 MIKE RC JUDY SANTOS ROSEMARY SCRIVA SEILKOP CATHY SHEEHAN DENISESMARSE MEGAN SMITH I reckon so. _ANIE JLDING JOE SPEAR Lemme hold it. LESLIE STAED SUZY STORCH CHRISTINE WEIGAND ROBERT WOLF Disco Dunn Undei THE CLASS OF 1981 ' Boy, this is real thrilling! j m KATHYABAIR GEORGE ADAMS NASEEM AHMED JOEYALBOVIAS Take it from me . . . BILL ALEXANDER VINCENT ANDREWS LaROMA BADE MARY BECK 3ELITSOS RAYMOND BENZA BOUCHARD ISAAC BROWN n — 128 - 1 « PATRICE BERNDT CLIFF BOCKOVEN ' What are they doing! MICHAEL BROWN JOHN BRUCELLARIA What did he say! SHARON BUCKINGHAM JOHN BULLION MARCUS BURKE 1 It- V ... a i in r H ' Geometry makes me sick! ' Did I miss the hoedown? ' WILLIAM CARLSON MARLEN CEPERO MARYCERIO DAVID CH Let ' s hear it for ballet! CHRISTOPHER COHILL CHARLENE COLE KAREN COLE The bomb should go off any minute now PAT COSTELLO MARIA CREAGH Casual Corner Want to go to the saloon with me? GARY CROTTY V DAVIL CULVER ILIPPE DESKY LISA D ' ASSARO BRENDAN DALY NICOLA DALY ALIE DAY i — 130 RALPH PATRICK . ..... n A Mirv DESTEFANO DOUGHERTY LIAM DOWNEY Let the Juniors do the hard work! ' Grady takes a breather. ' MELISSA FRONSTIN V JOHN GAUDER HELEN GIBBS JAMES GOERGEN EMMETT GRAY ANGELA HAWK JULIE HLADUN SCOTT HOHENSTEIN JAMES HOOTEN The circus is coming to t ' The dynamic duo. ' I told you it was 10: 3C Undei NE HUGHES GRADY IRVIN ANTHONY IOCCO JNY JONES ANN KELLY MICHELE KEOUGH ' ' Anything to get out of sprints. ' Lunch time at the zoo. JOSEPH KIGHT ANDREA KIVINSKI TONI KUSHNER CAROL LACHAT MARY BETH LANDERS JOSEPH LaTORRE Who me? SHERRY LATTA CAL LEDBETTER SHARON LeFILS  n — 1 32 CARRIE LENZ JOHN LLOYD RICKY LOPEZ SCOTT LUTZ HI m r BRET MACKAY CHERYL MARKS I ' d rather be doing something else! ' Stud of the month ' CHERYL MARONEY EUGENE McCALL ' ' Peace, I say unto you. ' ' RITA McCLOSKEY JOHN McDEVITT GUYMcGRANE MIKE McNAMARA STEWART MELANSON RAYMOND MILFORD MEG MITCHELL DIANE MORIN ' 7 got him right between the Under He ' s so cute. omeday I ' II get out of here. ' ' MARIA MORRIS THOMAS MURTAUGH CARL NETZHIM ER TRACEY NIETLING PEGGY O ' REILLY TEJAL PARIKH ' Wait till she hits the mayo. V LAURA PORTER PAM POWERS LIZA POZZO ZACHARY PRUSAK SHEILA PULEO TOM RAULERSON MICHAEL REILLY PAT RILEY STEVE RILEY HUGH ROBINSON CHRIS ROSE CHERYL ROY ' ' You ' ve got to be kidding. LORI SEELEY PAUL SEILER JOHN SILVESTRIS Hi kids! ' ' 7 didn ' t know that it was a wig! ' ' MARCUS SPAULDING CASEY SOLON MELISSA SMITH ' Care for a prune? ' Under TERRI SPOTTS TIM STAHON TONY STAMPER Hiii guyyys! ' PAM SUMMERS .E TUTTLE CAL WEBB PETER WELCH SHERIA TenBROECK PAT THOMAS I I got it first! ' i9 emt v v MES DSMALL — 136 Hi there! ? J! !r°?, k at these new skin suits! We ' ve got your number. Undercl THE CLAGS OF 1982 - ■ X IIS AHMED ERIC ANCHOR DARIUS AZAR JOHN BANDORF Those compositions are going to drive nuts! N BARTON JANBEARDSLEY Watch out world, here 1 comer PAUL BEAUDOIN DOROTHY BELITSOS :a bendezu ' ' Cathy, we see you ' . ' ' PETER BENZA CHARLIE BINES GIANA BOGOVIO Today ' s only Wednesday! ' n — 138 TOM BONNER DEBBIE BOOKMYER LONNIE BROWN KEVIN BROWNING MIA BUCKNER STEVE BURTON MARK CAMERON LORI CASILLO Care to step outside and say JIMMY CASTLE TAMMY CHESTER I RICHARD COLLEY CARLOS COLON JERRY COBLE DEBBIE O ' You Ve come a long way baby. 1 A PATRICK COSTELLO ' Will we be doing that when we ' re seniors? ' MELISSA CUNEO DOUGLAS CULVER DENNIS deGRACIA EILEEN DEMMING BILL DEMMING MARK DILLARD Where can I find a book on breai prison? uldn ' tyou even wait till lunch? ' ' it . . .a bird, plane or Super Sen- ' ' Go away you bother me ' ' Bn _140 JOE DONOHUE SIMONE DUMERMUTH ' Cheat sheet . . . What cheat sheet?! ' DONA DYLEWSKI JILL EARDLEY SOPHIA EHRINGER ' Wo I ' m not sli I ' m slick LILL! JAMES STEVE FARMER FITZGIBBONS CARLOS FORTICH TIM FORTIER MARC FOX LESLIE GILBERT ELAINE GREANEY Lopez ' s numbe garbage lady. STEVE HARTMAN Glen! Stop that! ' JOHN HAWK HEATHER HEINEMANN Monday Blahhs WENDY JARRE Jib ' ) • t v % ' ' Hey we can 7 no d this pose forever. ' ' MISTY HOYNE MIKE HUGHES JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSON GEORGIA JOHNSON LAURA JONES Ice Cream, Ice Cream we all sc Cream. PAT KELLY WML L Rough week-end, Joe I Gett, DAN KENNEY JULIE KEOUGH ' Is that a mouse in the card file? ' ' r JIM KERSHAW MALIK KHAN JEFF KULZER i This doth Undei Sleeping Beauty ' NANCY LOPEZ EMILIA MACCARO ' h °P e no one hears stomach gn ing. TOM MANES CAROLE MARKS BERNIE MARTIN BRIAN MARTIN ' ' Buy U.S. war bonds. DENNIS CHRIS MASON DAVID MATTE McCULLOUGH TIM McDONOUGh HMcMAHON PAM McMENAMY JOHN McMICHAEL DEBBYMISITA CRAIG MILLER f ' Oh my God: n — 142 DON MILLER KIM NELSON NHUT NGUYEN BRIAN OTO ' Isn ' t homecoming fun? TERRY O ' GARA DIANE OHRADZANSKY ' ' Haven ' t you learned your ABC ' s SHARON PANTE JEFF PARKS ONDINA PASSANITI CLAIRE PELL NIKKI POSELOVIC HOLLY PETKO My ankles itch! CYRILLA PRICE MICHELLE F ' Care to meet my pet? ' ' JOHNREILLY KAY REILLY DAVID ROARKE TONY SAN Undercl IESEILER SHARON SEILKOP PAULSIMKO LYNN SMITH ' Time for my homework! ' ' Ml 4 f W J A look now! He ' s taking our picture! JOSEPH TALLEY TARA TAYLOR KIM THOMAS QUENTIN TSE ' Foreign exchange student CATHY TURNER DENIS TWOMEY MARK VAN WERT PATVERDON Life is a bummer! Who opened the zoo?! ' Her again Really, the Great Pumpkin will come. ANDY VILMANIS BILL WALL ' These two roaches are really going a A freshman dutifully going to class. CATHY WEEMS KENNY WEI Stop staring you ' re making it obvious! ANN W QOLYHAND MICHELLE WOLF ' Moving in for the bust:  TERRIWYMES Freshman wasting lunch ime. All right! Time for lunch! ' DALE YC My best side? I don 7 have one. ' ' I told you to alone! Under i — 146 telly Green and White Flower: Forget-me-not — chosen as a symbol of friendship and under- standing. Dream what you dare to dream, Go where you want to go, Be what you want to be . . . Live. from Jonathan Livingston Seagull ' erybody Has A Dream Billy Joel While in these days of quiet desperation As I wander through the world in which I live search everywhere for some new inspiration But it ' s more than cold reality can give If I need a cause for celebration Or a comfort I can use to ease my mind rely on my imagination And I dream of an imaginary time know that everybody has a dream Everybody has a dream And this is my dream, my own Just to be at home And to be all alone . . .with you If I believe in all the words I ' m saying And if a word from you can bring a better day Then all I have are these games that I ' ve been playing To keep my hope from crumbling away So let me lie and let me go on sleeping And I will lose myself in palaces of sand And all the fantasies that I have been keeping Will make the empty house easier to stand I know that everybody has a dream Everybody has a dream And this is my dream, my own Just to be at home And to be all alone . . .with you. JOSE MIGUEL ALVARE. Alva : March 20, 1961 Havana, Cuba To be curious is to be aiive: To sen: wonder in things great and small. fi F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Spanish C — 3 — 4, President 4; Intramural B; KEVIN MICHAEL AMARA Kevin April 17, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida Dare to be happy, don ' t shy away, reach out and capture the joy of today. Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Football 1—3 — 4; Baseball 1 — 2 — 3 — 4, Captain 4; Basketball 3 — 4; Field Day 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Homecoming Court 4. JANET LIAANANIA Smokey Bear May 7, 1961 Gainesville, Florida We ' ll sing in the sunshine, We ' ll lai day. F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4;Backpad Intramural Bowling 2 — 3 — 4; Tra Green Scene Staff 4; Miss Lopez Cc Miss Congeniality 4. JULIA ANN BAKER BAKE July 3, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida Drive carefully. Remember, it ' s not only a car that can be recalled by its maker. Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1—2 — 3 — 4; French Club 2 — 4; Drama Club 1 ; Intramural Basketball 1 ; Intramural Bowling 3 — 4; Cheerleading 2 — 3; Swimming 1 — 3 — 4; Track 2; Field Day 1 ; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 2 — 3 — 4; Easter Seal Citation 1 . ALOYSIUS BARTON 8,1961 3ity, New Jersey prefer to believe the best of y; it saves so much trouble. R. Kipling — 2 — 3 — 4; Green Scene Staff 3; Staff 3. MARISOL FATIMA BENDEZU Marisol May 13, 1961 Lima, Peru Listen to the silence and believe what it says; it is saying all the things I cannot. Joy Kenyon F.L.H.S. 3 — 4. DEBORAH MARY BORC Debbie October 30, 1961 Cranford, New Jersey Life is too short to be small Bertja F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Spanish C — 4; Intramural Bowling 2 — 4. RICHARD PARKER BROOKFIELD Deeek March 28, 1961 Ormond Beach, Florida Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Backpacking 4; Intramural Basketball 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Football 1—2 — 3; Soccer 1—2 — 3 — 4; Track 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Yearbook Staff 4; NEDT Scholastic Award. MELINDARUTHBRUMI Mindy November 21, 1961 Gainesville, Florida I touched a petal of a flower and fe of God. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4;Pep Club — 4; Spanish Club 2—3 — 4, Tre; Drama Club 2 — 3; National Honor 4; Homecoming Committee 2; Intrar Bowling 3 — 4; Tennis 2; Soccer Mi 3 — 4; Dan Forth Award 3; Miss Lop Contestant 4. CAROL ANN CANNARIATO Turkey February 28, 1961 Cocoa Beach, Florida I still believe that people are really good at heart. Diary of Ann Frank F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4;PepClub2 — 3; Backpacking Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Intramural Volleyball 2 — 3 — 4; Intramural Bowling 4; Field Day 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Basketball 2 — 3 — 4; Track 1 — 2 — 3 — 4. IMKrMBERLY CARTER 1961 , Illinois ce that makes brothers, but hearts friends. Von Geibel — 2 — 3 — 4; Drama Club 1 ; Pep 2 — 3 — 4, Secretary 4; Intramural 2 — 4; Intramural Bowling 4; ling 2; Basketball Scorekeeper 3 — 4; sresentative 3 — 4; Homecoming 5 3 — 4; Prom Committee 3; Who ' s ig American High School Students 3 W J TODD NORMAN CHAPMAN Todd February 3, 1961 Hunnington, West Virginia Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Intramural Basketball 3 — 4; Football 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Tennis 2; Basketball 1—2 — 3; Track 3; Soccer 4; Field Day 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Easter Seals Dance-a- thon3 — 4. ON CO( RICHARD OL Coody August 17, 1961 Hawkinsville, Georgia The whole earth is my birthplace am humans are my brothers. Kahlil Gib? F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4;ChessClut PATRICK MICHAEL CONLEY Cone September 28, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida I count it as a sin, if not a crime, to sit around and study all the time. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Sun Club 4; Mens Club 3; Football 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Basketball 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Track 4. k DENNIS WAYNE CULVE Link September 17, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida It ' s hard to be good. Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4;SurfClub4 Club 3; Interact 4; Intramural Volleyb; Football 1—2 — 3 — 4, Captain 4; I 1 —2—3 — 4; Baseball 1 —2 — i 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Homecoming King t DAWN DEE DAEHLER Mercy June 18, 1962 Redwood City, California Education is discipline for the adventure of life. Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Green Scene Staff 4; NEDT Awards 1 — 2; Veterans of the Foreign Wars Speech Contest Winner 3; Miss Lopez Contestant 3. PH ROBERT DAL MASO ,1961 od City, California only one creature of the universe you 3rtain of improving, and that ' s your own bus Huxley 4; Health Careers 4; National Honor DEIRDRA ANN DALY Deirdra May 13, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida Let each day bring you something new . . . something beautiful . . . something all your own. Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Spanish Club 2 — 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4. mm MARYFI SDONO Mary ' February 14, 1961 St. Joseph, Michigan What you say doesn ' t matter. How makes the difference. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Drama Clu Club 1 — 4; Spanish Club 1 ; Service Intramural Bowling 2 — 4; Girls ' Bas Manager 4; Boy ' s Basketball Statistic Green Scene Staff 3; Century Leadei 1st Runner Up 4. DENISE DUDA Denise September 29, 1961 White Plains, New York Laughter is the shortest distance between two people. Victor Borge. F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 4; Prom Committee 2; Spanish Club 2. WILLIAM THOMAS FAG, Bill October 1 1 , 1 960 Daytona Beach, Florida I ' m as free as a bird now, and this bi not change. Ronnie Van Zant. F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4;Surf Club4 Club 3; Football 1 — 2; Baseball 1 — Day 1—2. GUY CHRISTOPHER FOSTER Guy August 19, 1961 Lakeland, Florida No one is rich enough to do without a neighbor. Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Backpacking Club 4; President 4, French Club 3 — 4; Pep Club 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Soccer 3 — 4; Swimming 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Tennis 2; Mr. Lopez Contestant 2 — 4. RA ELIZABETH dAN ,1961 Iphia, Pennsylvania piness is there for all to see. Anon. I — 2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1—2 — 3 il Bowling 2 — 3 — 4; Intramural I 3 — 4; Intramural Basketball 1 ; Flag fc V A ' [ Vr M MARY ANN GILDEA Ma February 8, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida Be young, be foolish, but be happy. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1 —2 — 3 — 4, President 4; National Honor Society 3 — 4; Intramural Volleyball 3 — 4; Volleyball 1 — 3 — 4; Swimming 1—2 — 3 — 4; Basketball 2; Girls ' Basketball Manager 3 — 4, Statistician 4; Cheerleading 2, Captain 2; Field Day 1 — 2; Homecoming Committee 1 — 4; American Legion Leadership Award 1 . BEVERLY ANN GOERGEI Beve June 21, 1961 Syracuse, Nevv ' York There are no strangers here, only trie haven ' t met. ' ' Anon. F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club Cheerleading 1 ; Spanish Club 1 — 2; I Basketball 1—2; Track Team 1 ; Foott Manager 3 — 4, Boys ' Basketball Scor 2 — 3 — 4; Backpacking 4; Junior Cle President; Senior Class Vice President Committee 3; Homecoming Committer Miss Lopez Committee 2 — 3 — 4; Ye Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Homecoming Who ' s Who Among American High Scl Students 3 — 4. PHYLLIS ANN HOUCK Phyllis August 1 1 , 1 961 Herning; Denmark Climb the mountains and get their good tidings, nature ' s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. John Muir F.L.H.S. 2 — 3 — 4; Spanish 2 — 3; Drama Club 3; Service Club 3 — 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Green Scene Staff 4. MARY JANE HUGHES M.J. September 25, 1961 Santa Barbara, California Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, but a broken winged bird that cannot fl Langston Hughes F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1 - — 4; Drama Club 1 — 2; French Club Intramural Bowling 2 — 3 — 4; Track ' — 2; Field Day 1 — 2; Homecoming C 1 —4. JOSEPH FREDERICK IRELAND Joby May 6, 1961 Wilmington, Delaware Yesterday is experience. Tomorrow is hope. Today is getting from one place to the other. Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Surf Club 4; Interact 4; Spanish Club 1 ; Football 1 — 2 — 3 — 4, Captain 4; Basketball 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Track 2 — 3 — 4; Field Day 2 — 3. ) KAWAMATA er20, 1960 Shu, Japan irned silence from the talkative. — 3 — 4. CAROLYN HART KELLEY Sissy February 13, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida One touch of nature makes the whole world kin. Shakespeare F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4;PepClub3 — 4; Service Club 3; Intramural Volleyball 2 — 3 — 4; Intramural Bowling 3 — 4; Volleyball Manager 3 — 4; Field Day 2 — 3; Green Scene Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 3 — 4, Layout Editor 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; Miss Lopez Contestant 3. MARY PATRICIA KELLY Mary Pat January 6, 1961 Jacksonville, Fieri She ' s one who shines with her ■ light. Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4;PepClub 1 - — 4; Spanish Club 3; Service Club 3; h Honor Society 4; Intramural Volleyball ' Intramural Basketball 3 — 4; Diving 1 - — 4; Cheerleading 1 — 2 — 3 — 4, C Captain 1 — 2, Captain 4; Field Day 1 ■ Senior Class Treasurer, Prom Commit Yearbook Staff 4, Copy Editor 4; Miss L Contestant 1 ; Homecoming Queen 4; V Who Among American High School Sti EDWARD JOHN KERTIS, JR. Eddie January 23, 1962 Daytona Beach, Florida I am not conceited, though I have every reason to be. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Spanish Club 3; Surf Club 4; Intramural Volleyball 4; Swim Team 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Football 2 — 3 — 4; Easter Seals Dance-a-thon 3 — 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; Senate Page 3. MARY CHRISTINE KOSK N Chris December 25, 1961 Sheboygan, Wisconsin Reach high, for stars lie hidden in you Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Drama Club 3 — 4; Service Club 2 — 3 — 4. MICHAEL PAUL KOSKY Pollock December 1 0, 1 960 Plymouth, Wisconsin It ' s not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Math Club 4; Basketball 1—2. A AUDREY LeFILS r 14, 1960 I, Florida ss is the reflection of a smile. Anon. ' — 3 — 4; Spanish Club 2; National ciety 3 — 4; Cheerleading 3 — 4, Co- ; S.G.A. Treasurer 4; Girl ' s State 3; ige 3; Miss Lopez Contestant 3 — 4; geniality 3, 2nd Runner-Up 4; Who ' s  ng American High School Students. JOANNE PATRICIA LILL Bags July 13, 1961 Rochester, New York Beauty is that which attracts the soul, and that which loves to give and not receive. Gibran F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; French Club — 4; Swimming 1 — 2 — 3. iO JOHN SCOTT LINGO Scotty August 6, 19b! Camden, New Jersey I get by with a little help from my trie Lennon and McCartney F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3—4; Surf Club A Backpacking 4; Drama Club 1 — 2; f 1 ; Intramural Basketball 3 — 4; Foott — 3 — 4; Soccer 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; F Homecoming Committee 3 — 4. DAVID ROBERT LLOYD Dave February 7, 1961 If at first you don ' t succeed, you are running about average. Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Spanish Club 1 — 2 — 3; Motor Cross 4, President 4; Swimming 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Football 1 — 2; Field Day 1 — 2; Junior Class Treasurer; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Mr. Lopez Contestant 2. MARGARET MALONE L Maggie April 8, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida Only he who attempts the ridiculou achieve the impossible. Anonymoi F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club — 4; Backpacking 4; Spanish Club 2; Intramural Bowling 4; Swimming Football Manager 4; S.G.A. 2 — 4; k President; Prom Committee 3; Hom Committee 2 — 3 — 4; Green Seen Who ' s Who Among American High ! Students 3 — 4. SUZANNE ELIZABETH McCALL Sue March 25, 1961 Trenton, New Jersey I am an idealist. I don ' t know where I ' m going, but I ' m on my way. Carl Sandburg F.L.H.S. 4. IA EILEEN MCCARTHY l ' 6, 1961 ton, Long Island, New York f kindness, no matter how small, is 3d. Anonymous — 4; Spanish Club 3 — 4; Service 4. CAROL ANTOINETTE McCLOSKEY Carol November 20, 1961 Detroit, Michigan Learn laughter from little children by thinking their thoughts, dreaming their dreams, and playing their games. W. A. Peterson F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 2 — 3 — 4; Spanish Club 2; Service Club 3; Intramural Volleyball 2 — 4; Intramural Basketball 3 — 4; Intramural Bowling 4; Tennis 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; S.G.A. Representative 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1. MAURA FRANCES McG Mo September 10, 1961 Elizabeth, New Jersey Eat, drink, and be merry lest tomor The New Testament F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; French C! Treasurer 4; Pep Club 3; Intramural — 2; Basketball 3; Track Team 1 — Captain 2; Cross Country 3 — 4, C Field Day 3. MARY JANE McMENAMY Boo Boo August 12, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida Don ' t be afraid to ask dumb questions, they ' re more easily handled than dumb mistakes. William W. Haines F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1 —2 — 3; Backpacking 4; Surf Club 4; Intramural Volleyball 2 — 3 — 4; Intramural Volleyball 2 — 3 — 4; Intramural Bowling 3 — 4; Basketball 2 — 3 — 4; Track Team 1 — 2; Miss Lopez Contestant 2 — 3. JAQUELINE MAUREEN McNAMARA Mac December 1 2, 1961 Bellefonte, Pennsylvania How beautiful a day can be when [ touches it. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Intramura 1 — 2; Field Day 2; Who ' s Who Ami American High School Students 3. TIMOTHY CLARENCE MacDONALD Tim March 13, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida Always behave like a duck; keep calm and unruffled on the surface; but paddle like the devil underneath. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Math Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1 ; Basketball 2 — 3 — 4; Football 1 . D H MANCHISI 27,1961 ;, New York n thing is not to be afraid to be Anon. — 2 — 3 — 4; Baseball 2 — 3 — 4, ; J.V. Football 1 — 2, Captain 2; I1 1 — 2 — 3 — 4, Captain 3; Surf Club Who Among American High School 3 — 4. SUSAN MARY MANES Sue June 23, 1961 Chicago, Illinois It ' s not how we love, or who we love, but that we love. Anon. F.L.H.S. 4. PHILIP MARONEY Flip June 6, 1961 Syracuse, New York Make much of him, good me find. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Spanish C Backpacking 4; Intramural Basketba Football 1—2 — 3 — 4, Captain 4; — 2 — 3 — 4; Yearbook Staff 4, Re: Editor 4; Who ' s Who Among Americ; School Students 4; Track 1 — 2 — c JOHN GREGORY METZ Greg April 2, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida After all is said and done, there ' s a lot more said than done. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Surf Club 4, Vice President 4; Intramural Basketball 2 — 3; Football 1 — 2 — 3; Track Team 4; Field Day 1 — 2. THOMAS HOWARD MIT III Tom March 23, 1961 Atlanta, Georgia You see things as they are and you But I dream things that never were ai ' Why not? ' Bernard Shaw F.L.H.S. 3 — 4; National Honor Soci Treasurer 4; Math Club 4; Key Club ■ 4; Basketball 3; Soccer 3 — 4; Golf c Yearbook Staff 4, Photography Edito Optimist Outstanding Senior 4. SAMUEL DAVID MOLLENKOF Mollenkof November 1, 1961 Johnstown, Pennsylvania A dreamer lives forever. Anon. F.L.H.S. 3 — 4; French Club 3. ROBERT NELSON 20, 1961 mnsylvania ere tomorrow, will you still remember ie Van Zant - 2 — 3 — 4; Surf Club 4; Football 1 Jasketball 1 — 2; Golf 1 — 2 — 3 — 1. ROBERT JAMES NEWSOM Rob November 5, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida Kindness is a gift even the blind can see and the deaf can hear. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Math Club 4; Chess Club 4; Basketball 2; Tennis 1 — 2 — 3 — 4, Captain 2 — 3 — 4; NEDT Award 1 ; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3. GREGORY JOHN NIETL Greg August 11, 1360 Santa Maria, California We need the whoie wot id as a frlenc Hoover F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Chess CM Club 4. ALICE ANN NOLAN Alice April 20, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida The song of the voice is sweet, but the song of the heart is the pure voice of heaven. Kahlil Gibran F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Drama Club 2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1—2 — 3 — 4; Intramural Bowling 2 — 3 — 4; Homecoming Committee 1 ; Green Scene Staff 3; Feature Editor 3; Yearbook Staff 3 — 4; Fund Raising Editor 4; NEDT Award 1 — 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3. STEPHEN PATRICK O ' C O. D. March 1, 1961 Buffalo, New York Happiness comes from feeling deer, enjoying simply, and thinking freely. ' F.L.H.S. 2 — 3 — 4; Backpacking 3 Club 4, Treasurer 4; Soccer 2 — 3 - Football 2. MAUREEN FRANCES O ' REILLY Mo October 19, 1960 Daytona Beach, Florida Happiness is a warm smile. Live and discover what is real. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Spanish Club 1 — 2 — 3; Pep Club 1 ; Swimming 2; Homecoming Court 1 ; Intramural Bowling 3. .YNN PORTER U961 , Kentucky tiful a day can be when kindness George Elliston -2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1—2 — 3 a Club 1 ; Intramural Volleyball 1 ; fowling 2 — 3 — 4; Track 1 ; ig 2; Field D ay 1 — 2; Miss Lopez 2; Miss Lopez Contestant 4; Flag CELESTE MARIE PRICE Twit December 6, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida Happiness is tound in little things. H. Hobbie F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Spanish Club 3 — 4; Intramural Basketball 1 — 2 — 3; Intramural Volleyball 2 — 4; Cross Country 4; Field Day 1 . ■JP M ft m ■ A m Ih V Wk ' it ■tr HI Rm ME PHYLLIS LEONORA ROY Phyllis July 21, 1961 San Juan, Puerto Rico Our values are the grades by which a navigate ourselves through life. Anon F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1 - Spanish Club 4; Intramural Volleyball 2 4; Intramural Basketball 1 ; Intramural E — 3 — 4; Homecoming Committee 3 - DAVID RUIZ Rudi November 5, 1961 Bronx, New York If you do not understand my silence you will not understand my words. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Spanish Club 1 — 2 — 3 — 4, Vice President 4; Surf Club 4; Chess Club 1 ; Basketball 1—2 — 3 — 4, Captain 3; Tennis 2 — 3; Track Team 1 — 3. MELISSA KATHERINE SCHEMMEL Shem December 31, 1960 Des Moines, Iowa Accept me as I am so that I may learr can become. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Spanish Clu Pep Club 1—2 — 3; Drama Club 1 - Backpacking Club 4; National Honor S — 4; Intramural Volleyball 2 — 3; Intra Bowling 4; Volleyball 2; Prom Commitl Florida Foundation For Future Scientis Who ' s Who Among American High Sc Students 3. 1 i r MlilUpJ : r 1 M M MICHEAL THOMAS SIMMONS Fidel October 31, 1961 Daytona Beach, Florida To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe. Anatole France F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; National Honor Society 3 — 4, President 4; Health Careers Clut 1 ; Math Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1 — 2; Golf 1—2 — 3 — 4, Captain 4; Brain Bowl 3 — 4, Captain 3 — 4; Basketball 3 — 4; Football Statistician 3 — 4; S.G.A. 2 — 3 — 4; Yearbook Staff 4; American Legion School Award 1 ; Florida American Legion Boys ' State 3. SUZANNE SMARSE ), 1961 i, Florida veet her size, how sweet her converse, r sweet her smile. Anon. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1—2 — 3 ama Club 1 — 2; French Club 2 — 3 — lent 4; Intramural Basketball 1 ; ading 1 — 2; Football Manager 3 — 4; 1 — 2; Senior Class Secretary; Easter ice-a-thon 3 — 4; Homecoming Court .opez 3rd Runner Up 4. m ' GREGORY ALLEN SMITH Greg August 1, 1962 Cincinnati, Ohio My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Benjamin Disraeli F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; National Honor Society 3 — 4, Vice President 3; Backpacking 3 Spanish Club 3; Yearbook Staff 1—2 — 3 — 4 Head Photographer 4; Soccer 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; S.G.A. 1 — 4, President 4; Homecoming Committee 4. 70 NORA FRANCES SMITH Nora October 6, I960 Tallahassee, Florida All we need is an ear to listen, an eye and a heart to feel. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Spanish Clul Intramural Volleyball 2 — 3 — 4; Voile 3; Baseball Batgirl 2 — 3; Field Day 1 - Prom Committee 3. KIM ANN SUMMERS Kim September 3, 1961 St. Petersburg, Florida The size of a person ' s world is the size of her heart. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1 ; Swim Team 2; Spanish Club 1 ; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; Homeco ming Court 2. CHRISTIAN HUGH TEAR! Houstan March 3, 1960 Washington, D.C. I still believe in tomorrow. Anon. F.L.H.S. 2 — 3 — 4; Backpacking 3 — Club 4, President 4; Men ' s Club 3; Intr; Basketball 2 — 3 — 4; Soccer 2 — 3 - Captain 2 — 4, Captain 3; Track Team 4; Cross Country 3; Field Day 2 — 3 - S.G.A. Vice President 3; Homecoming Committee 3; Mini-Course Committee i Lopez Committee 3; Who ' s Who Amon American High School Students 3 — 4 JULIE ANN WEBER Weeb March 3, 1961 Dayton, Ohio I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. K. Mansfield F.L.H.S. 1 —2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1—2 — 3 — 4; French Club 2 — 3 — 4, Vice President 4; Service Club 3 — 4; Intramural Basketball 3 — 4; Tennis 1 ; Diving 2; Cheerleading 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Field Day 1 — 2 — 3; S.G.A. Representative 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 3; Green Scene Staff 4; Duval Home 3 — 4; Miss Lopez Contestant 1 . DCA LEE WHITE ), 1961 a Beach, Florida ws what she wants to do, and does wants to. Anon. — 2 — 3 — 4; Pep Club 1 —2 — 4, ident 4; National Honor Society 4; J Bowling 3 — 4; Volleyball 1—2 — 3 tain 4; Basketball 2 — 3 — 4, Captain ing 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; Field Day 1 — 2 ; Junior Class Secretary; Who ' s Who merican High School Students. MARY ELISABETH WIGMORE Mary April 8, 1961 Kassel, Germany To be loved is all I need and whom I love, I love indeed. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. COLLEEN MARY WILLAt Cor October 1, 1961 When a friend asks, there is no tomo Anon. F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4. RICHARD MICHAEL WINTERS Whinney January 22, 1962 Orlando, Florida Thunder is good, thunder is impressive, but it is lightning that does the work. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Chess Club 4; Surf Club 4; Basketball 1—2 — 3 — 4; Baseball 2 — 3 — 4; Field Day 4. CHRISTOPHER LEE WIS Whip August 2, 1960 Daytona Beach, Florida I always look at both sides: my side i wrong side. Anon. F.L.H.S. 1—2 — 3 — 4; Men ' s Clut Club 4; Basketball 1 — 2 — 3 — 4; F — 2; Track 2; Field Day 1 ; Homecom 1. JOANNE MARIE WYLLIE Jo March 2, 1961 Cape Cod, Massachusetts To make the world a friendly place, one must show it a friendly face. Anonymous F.L.H.S. 1 — 2 — 3 — 4;PepClub1 —2 — 3 — 4; Drama Club 1 — 2; Backpacking Club 4; Interact 4; Intramural Volleyball 2 — 3; Intramural Basketball 1 ; Track Team 1 ; Swimming 2 — 3 — 4; Varsity Volleyball 1 ; Field Day 3; Senior Class President; Homecoming Committee 3 — 4; Green Scene Staff 4, Feature Editor 4; NEDT Achievement Award 2; Miss Lopez Contestant 2; Varsity Football Manager 3 — 4. BABY PICTURES The Atomic Punk Did someone say fried chicken? I just washed my hair and I can ' t do a thing with it! Take my dog . . .pleas ' Mom I ' m moving out! ' ' ' Hey Baby don ' t leave, I was only kid- ding. ' Your bunny or your life! ' All my men wear English Lei )ke up on the wrong side of the crib. ' One more crack about ••Fifty tw ir.f . going once snlril Well a guy can only hold it h mgmmmmam Only 100 more miles to uba. Patty cake Going my way? f « ■  wt St wB jrmmf ' f ' H Bf m Jmr h w jffif ■ . fey. . .jBfe jg wwpBmiii y sfek 3 ■ .:■■■ ' ' Jusf wait till I get my first motor! ' -= ••v ' ' You can say that again! ' ' ... and after I stuck my finger in the socket ... Oh, what a night! ' What!. . .Forme? Down . . set. . . hike He did it, not me! Donny and Marie Webei Will the live one pie up? so what? It ' s comk It ' s high time for a change. The mailman should be here ani mini ito ' ' Stick ' em up cowboy . Ready for blast of ' Baby Wet-a-Lot I ' m a Bmr.knirl See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil, h, BABY PICTURE KEY 1 . Greg Smith 2. Teresa LeFils 3. P.K. .. Debbie Borges  . Tom Mitchell 6. Mike Simmons Steve O ' Dwyer 8. Janet Anania Page 1 75 9. Becky White 10. Billy Fagan 11. Pat Conley 12. Chris Teare 13. Melissa Schemmel 14. Kevin Amara 15. Sandy Freeman 16. Sue Manes Page 1 77 1 . Richard Coody 2. Phyllis Houck 3. Joanne Lill 4. Robbie Newsom 5. Carol Cannariato 6. Julie Weber 7. Denise Duda 8. Alice Nolan 9. Carol McCloskey 1 0. Mary Wigmore 1 1 . Terri Porter 12. Melinda Brumball 13. Todd Chapman 14. Marisol Bendezu 15. Phyllis Roy 1 6. Sissy Kelley 17. John Barton Page 1 78 1 . Sue McCall 2. Mike Chris Ko 3. Regina McCarth 4. Ed Kertis 5. Mo O ' Reilly 6. Dorian Carter 7. Mary Jane Hugr 8. Tim McDonald 9. David Ruiz 10. The Mystery Sei 1 1 . Juile Baker 12. Dick Brooktield 13. Chris Wisely 14. SamMollenkot 15. Joanne Wyllie 16. Mary Jane McN 17. Dennis Culver Page 1 76 1. Bev Goergen 10. Phil Maroney 2. David Lloyd 11. Kim Summers 3. Kevin Nelson 12. Maggie Lloyd 4. Jackie McNamara 13. Nora Smith 5 MaryAnn Gidea 14. Greg Nietling 6 MaryPat Kelly 15. Mike Alvarez 7 Mary Donahue 16 Celeste Price 8 Mica Smarse 17. Dawn Daehler 9 Taka Kawamata 18. Guy Foster Baby Pic IPERLATIVES BEST ALL AROUND 3ar the seniors at Father select their superlatives. Is are chosen as the best in it areas of school. Being ited as a superlative is one ighest honors a student can because they are selected peers. CUTEST Mary Pat Kelly and Tom Mitchell BEST LOOKING Jarol McCloskey and Steve O ' Dwyer Marisol Bendezu and Bill Fagan hKlbNUUk T WITTIEST Joanne Wyllie and Ed Kertis MOST ATHLETIC Teresa LeFils and Chris Wisely MOST 9CH00L SPIRIT Mary Ann Gildea and Tim MacDona Becky White and Dennis Culver Sup BEST DRESSED ' ' ' -00$ |P)H H p J K i Hi Kim Summers and Kevin Nelson MOST SCHOLASTIC Dawn Daehler and Robbie Newsom MOST DEPENDABLE Alice Nolan and Greg Smith MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Melinda Brumball and Mike Simmons 182 IT8H0W Reserve cheerleaders I vant to bite your neck. Were you the one eating the grass? ' Leggo my Eggo! 3 s 1 M [■ fe |L. B IBK ,.. f J tB • -fl| §U A Mmm, good cracker, good cracker. I think I ' m gonna , ■ Animal House. Watch out, bud! Hello fans Homeroom 106 — Kevin Amara, Marisol Bendezu, Carol Cannariato, Richard Coody, Mary Donohue, Guy Foster, Bev Goergen, Taka Kawamata, Ed Kertis, Teresa LeFils, Maggie Lloyd, Regina McCarthy, Carol McCloskey, Jackie McNamara, Phil Maroney, Sam Mollenkof, Greg Nietling, Maureen O ' Reilly, David Ruiz, Mica Smarse, Kim Summers, Rebecca White, Richard Winters, Dennis Culver. ' Stonewall Maroney • You ' re so beautiful ar it from the seniors. Mt. Rushmore ' ' Who me? I know it ' s in here som where! 107 — Julie Baker, John Barton, Dick Brookfield, Pat Conley, Deirdre Daly, Bill Fagan, Mary Ann ryJane Hughes, Mary Pat Kelly, Christine Kosky, Scott Lingo, Sue McCall, MaryJane McMenamy, isi, Tom Mitchell, Robert Newsome, Steve O ' Dwyer, Phyllis Roy, Mike Simmons, Nora Smith, Julie leen Willan, Denise Duda ' ' Tell me she didn ' t do that. ' ' tarn uiMHBHHr m ' ' And now for the weather report. ' ' se get off my toe, Becky. ' ' Frankly, I don ' t approve. Down the hatch Urge to kill ' 1 86 Now what time is it? ' ' ' Your footballs are slipping Scott. ' ' I hate this class. 7 .M ' 7 can ' t believe you said that! ' ' ZzzV Tongue tied Tim ' Those are cute Rabbit ears, Mo. ' ' We have to stop meeting like I think I ' ll mosey on down this! ' ' to the saloon. ' ' If they can do it, soc ' Where did my pet lizard go? ' Homeroom 1 08 — Janet Anania, Deborah Borges, Dorian Carter, Todd Chapman, Joseph DalMa Daehler, Sandra Freeman, Phyllis Houck, Joby Ireland, Carolyn Kelley, Michael Kosky, Joanne I Lloyd, Maura McGrane, Tim MacDonald, Greg Metz, Kevin Nelson, Alice Nolan, Sue Manes, Cele Melissa Schemmel, Greg Smith, Chris Teare, Mary Wigmore, Joanne Wyllie. Left Hi Donna! m 202 — Ray Adjemian, Todd Anthony, George Bentley, Donya Bookmyer, Mike Chase Mary Cook Despart, Wes Dunn, Steve Fortier, Donna Fulton, John Greaney, Gina Herndon, Janet Jones Leslie iski, Jim Lloyd, Karen Martin, Bernadette Moser, Joe Nordmann, Sharon O ' Neill, Mike Rotstein ' Rose- va, Catherine Sheehan, Melanie Spaulding, Ray Taylor, David Wanstall, Mike Melanson Frank Alva- ' Chain Gang ' W you see the rip in her skirt? ' 188 ' ' We smoke ' em peace pipe. Who let out the bull? Jomeroom 205 — Robert Albano, John Basile, John Berndt, Sue Bouchard, Kevin Caravati Danny Cone jrace Danio, Richard Dillard, Tina Farmer, Sue Fox, Lisa Gaines, Scott Higbee, Larry Kelly, Keith Kulzer David oconte, Linda McFall, Mark Matthews, Kristen Motzel, Lisa Nowviskie, James Reid, Judy Santos Denise .marse, Leslie Staed, Patrick Twomey, Christine Weigand, Sherri McCormick Barney Hodossy Float like a butterfly, sting like , ... an d three pretty maids all in a row. We love you Mrs. Smith. Any requests? ' Snap that shutter and I ' ll sue. ' But his hair is so greasy! ' ' Homeroom 206 — Jackie Alvarez, Dick Bendezu, Beth Brookfield, Paul Connor, Frank Dougherty, Lo Debby Freeman, Jim Gildea, Leslie Jarrell, Tina Kenney, Cynthia Lenz, Katherine Loucks, John Mori, Nangano, Janis O ' Brien, Richard Pelletier, Eddy Rossario, David Seilkop, Megan Smith, Suzanne Store! Viviano, Robert Wolf, Cheryl Boughey, Don Cleroux, Joseph Spear, Tom Wilkes. Lef Oh, that ' s disgusting ' 04 — Joey Albovias, Ted Belitsos, Mike Brown, Donna Cannariato, David Chapman, Victor Col- Dtty, Pat Dougherty, Lang Every, Helen Gibbs, Karen Heimann, Anthony locco, Ann Kelly, Andrea oline Lenz, Eugene McCall, Brett MacKay, Maria Morris, Peggy O ' Reilly, Lisa Pozzo, Michaell ine Rose, John Silvestris, Theresa Spotts, Sheria TenBroeck, Cal Webb, Dorothv Wilson, Carol 1 Beth Landers, Isaac Brown A ' ' got an ' A ' on that test? ' what ' s going on? On a scale from 1- 10, I ' d rate her an 8. ' ' Monday morning blues. Wanted, dead or alive. only you can prevent forest :hool, or is this just a bad Homeroom 105 — Naseem Ahmed, Mary Beck, Jane Bouchard, Marcus Burke, William Carlson, Mary Ceric Charlene Cole, Maria Creagh, Ralph DeStefano, John Dylewski, John Gauder, Angela Hawk, Joanne Hughes Sharon LeFils, Scott Lutz, Mike McNamara, Cheryl Marks, Diane Morin, Tracey Nietling, Pam Powers, Tom Rauler son, Hugh Robinson, Paul Seiler, Casey Solon, Marcus Spaulding, Pam Summers, K. C. White, Mary Dean Petti Meg Mitchell, John Bullion, Vincent Andrews ' How much longer?? ' ' Follow the leader. Do you really think I should try out for the i boy Cheerleaders? ' I think I ' m in love. Homeroom 109 — Kathy Abair, William Alexander, Patrice Berndt, John Brucellaria, Mike Castello, Ann Cone, Philippe d ' Adesky, Liam Downey, Julie Fredlund, Jimmy Goergen, Scott Hohenstein, Grady Irvin, Michele Keough, Toni Kushner, John Lloyd, Rita McCloskey, John McDevitt, Cheryl Maroney, Thomas Murtaugh, Tejal Parikh, Zachary Prusak, Steven Riley, Cheryl Roy, Jeff Smarse, Melissa Smith, Patrick Thomas, Peter Welch, James Woodsmall, Joe LaTorre, David Culver, Pat Costello ' Ra Ra Re, kick ' em in the Kn ' Did someone say ' Farrah ' ? ' Hey. cracking a sate is harder than it looks. Homeroom 208 — George Adams, Jay Baird, Cliff Bockeven, Sharon Buckingham, Danielle Cepero, Chris Cohill, Colleen Costello, Brendan Daly, Lisa D ' Assaro, Kelley Dunn, Melissa Fronstin, Julie Hladun, James Hooten, Johnny Jones, Joseph Kight, Sherry Latta, Ricky Lopez, Guy McGr zhimer, Robert Postell, Shelia Puleo, Patrick Riley, Lorraine Seeley, James Smith, Vaughn Spauldin tie, Michael West I Sleepwalking!? ' ' I won ' t look! Homeroom 101 — Christopher Ahmed, Glenn Barton, Charlene Bines, Kevin Brownrigg, Lori Casillo, Carlos Colon, Eileen Demming, Simone Dumermuth, Stephen Farmer, Marc Fox, Stephen Hartman, Misty Hoyne, Georgia Johnson, Daniel Konney, Jeffery Hulzer, Heather Lill, Dennis McCullough, Joseph McMahon, Bernard Martin, Craig Miller, Brian O ' Dwyer, Holly Petko, Cathy Weems, John Reilly, Paul Simko, Quentin Tse, Patrick Verdon, Michelle Wolf ' ' Shall we help her up guys? ' The shaggy DA. in disguise?? ' 02 — David Arnett, Jandrea Beardsley, Thomas Bonner, Mia Buckner, Jerry Coble, Thomas Cos- iming, Dona Dylewski, James Fitzgibbons, Leslie Gilbert, Elizabeth Haug, Michael Hughes, Donald ie Keough, Nancy Lopez, Thomas McDonough, Pamela McMenamy, Brian Martin, Donald Miller, a, Diane Ohradzansky, Melissa O ' Rourke, Cyrilla Price, Anthony Santos, Lynn Smith, Cathleen ' Vilmanis, Dale Young Hi, Mom. It they only knew! When you hear a scream she ' ll have sat down on a tack. mneroom 207 — John Bandorf, Monica Bendezu, Lonnie Brown, Mark Cameron, Richard Colley, Dennis Gracia, Joe Donohue, Sophia Ehringer, Timothy Fortier, Heather Heinemann, Crystal Johnson, Patrick lly, Malik Khan, Lynn Leonard, Emilia Maccaro, Carolie Marks, David Matte, Deborah Mesita, Nhut Nguyen, ff Parks, Kay Reilly, Sharon Seilkop, Joseph Talley, Kimberly Thomas, Mark VanWert, Kenny Weigand, resena Wymes. Think I should lift weights? ' I am not stuck up. Where did she come from? 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Granada Ave. Ormond Beach 677-9943 otuneb anb operateb bp tfte jttacBonalb familv Starting In 1930 the Mac Donalds have attended first St. Paul ' s, then Our Lady of lourdes, St. Brendan ' s and now Father Lopez It is good to see that the Sisters of St Dominic have maintained their high standards and continued to produce the better students. 196 SUNSHINE PHOTO SERVICE _ Home of: ]DAY FILM _ SERVICE 470 ANDALUSIA AVE. ORMOND Robert Ward, Jr. 672-5932 Hours: t6-9Mon thnj Orals ' Center Junior and Young Fastrorw-Avaii CMnrt:: 14IESTW0Q J REAL EST 1 William Clark Rag. Raal Ettata Broker WESTWOOD REAL STAl (904) 672-4265 1202 Flomich P. O. Box Holly Hill. Fla. 32 THE LAND Sr CATTLE CO. Featuring Levis GERARD F. O ' DWYER REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE BROKER Over 25 Years of Experience Income Producing Properties President General Realty Assoc, Inc. 672-8234 HOMES — MOTELS — LAND Ruth N. Starr Associate FRITZ REALTY, INC. 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Nova Road (Little Tree Shopping Center) Holly Hill, Fla. 32017 Free Lessons 904—673-1432 BeacL, Pot± 3(not± Macrame Supplies Gifts Ceramic Pots Beads 1 1 86 Ocean Shore Blvd. (A1 A) 1 Block S. Ormond Mall Ormond Beach, Fla. 32074 Flowers by the Sea Bldg., Lower Level Best Wishes to the Class of ' 1 From TOM MITCHELL TRUE VALUE LUMBER Sc HARDWAR COMPANY A Satisfied Customer Is Our Most Important Product New Smyrna Beach 540 N. Dixie Freeway 428-2454 Deland 31 ON. Delav 734-0422 904—677-2100 Best Wishes Class of 79 HOME Sr FAMIL Y CENTER 1 276 Ocean Shore Blvd. Ormond Beach Mall Stan Rosevear Ormond By The Sea, Florida 32074 Congratulations Clasi of 1979 This is J. C. PENNEY Like a good neighbor, State Farm JIM WOLFFBRANDT s f nere Agent ( 1496 Ocean Shore Blvd. Ormond Beach, Florida 32074 Bus. Phone: 672-6033 state farm insurance companies Res. Phone: 672-1130 home offices: bloomincton. Illinois The Btore With a Difference J. C. Penney Co. Volusia Mall Daytona Beach A 00 427-1414 Dial Direct 734-1600 WALKER CHEMICAL AND EXTERMINATING CO., INC. Termite and Pest Control • Fogging Bonded Rat Prooting • Lawn Spraying Insured Fumigation All Work Guaranteed C. M. Doc Henderson Manager 530 Ridgewood Avenue, Holly Hill, Florida 253-6756 GEORGE B. HUMPHRIES, INC. f azz CoLm ana c tamfii MEMBER OF PROFESSIONAL NUMISMATISTS GUILD, INC. m f Dde.fi(ion£. QOql 252-0874 P. O. ' Box 36S6 Ibaytona Bzack, DCa. 3201S 500-!B MaLn £bie.zt (fyEoxqs. H. .yumjinre.ui, 0 ei.ui£.nt DAYTONA BEAUTY SCHOOL Complete Beauty Course in Only 7 Months 1 1 1 Volusia Ave. Daytona Beach, Fla. Phone 253-4704 9? Burger Chef 898 N. Nova Road Daytona Beach, Florida 3201 7 cold LPinoe. CLASS Rin« Give VOU A CHOK€ JEWELERS Compare Our Prices Before Yo Buy cylrt Carved DIAMOND CENTER 134 VOLUSIA AVE. 253-5807 TEENAGE ACCOUNTS INVITED COMPLETE JEWEl WATCH AND CLC REPAIR SERVICI BANKAMERICA MASTER CHAP AMERICAN EXP CARTE BLANC DINERS CLUI CONVENIENT CREDIT T Use Our Charge — Up to 1 2 Months to Pay With No Finance Charge Advt BUICK %J MT MM Mm Bum LLOYD ' ■v • e . ' ,--■ M uu - : !T? aviona Beach Systems Repair Commercial Residential Custom P.A. Electronic Intercom Music i. Bouton Sound Systems 140 W. Granada Blvd. Ormond Beach, Fla. 32074 672-8466 A -. , 4 - . „ v Hi JEW£L n$, INC. David H.Carter III Certified Gemologist 904 253-2543 110 North Beach-St. Daytona Beach, Fla. 32014 MARKET R ALL YOUR BEACH NEEDS FULL LINE OF FRESH MEAT 3622 S. Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach Shops 8 7 1 v Karate Training Ceniei 767-1572 Sunshine Mall South Daytona Florida 904 761-4121 Compliments of Dayfona Beach Coca-Cola BoHling Company ' Coca-Cola and Coke are registered trade-marks which identify the same product of The Coca- Cola Company. Compliments of ' ef c Lindsey The Name Brand Department Store — Bellair Plaza AIA Daytona Beach, Florida PRIDE IN EXCELLENCE — Also — HIS HER SHOP Ormond Mall — AIA Ormond by the Sea Adverl J C sCZ vj C oaut ( cj L l, Cs ZZ t i ? ,u ComplimBnts y - J y CDiERiri y 7 O yCe ■ « « ) 6 s C -J2 c x tV c 0 l y n 7 y° t rya irtu - U z, J x ui -204 sU L y H Lq c fop UW(U4 - ST. PAUL ' S CHURCH J 927- 1979 A Beacon of Faith on the Main Highway for Over 50 Years CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FROM THE MOTHER CHURCH Adverti tEST WISHES SENIORS FROM ■A THER GARCIA AND - _ HE PRINCE OF PEACH CHURCH Congratulations! seniors Deltona AT ITS BEST! DAVE COODY HOMES WE HAVE LOTS TO OFFER OR WILL CUSTOM BUILD ON YOURS National Assoc, of Home Builders QUIET LEISURE LIVING ASK ANYONE WHO LIVES THERE Sales-305-574-1086 Off. 305-574-2691 -206 y y Compliments of - . v 9T the RedemptoHst Fathers V W Sacfe ea Paw ' s i c? Vew Qmyma Beach O Advei IN DAYTON A BEACH IT ' S OCEANS 1 1 RESORTS Oceans 1 1 has 951 of the newest and best hotel rooms, suites, and efficiencies in the Daytona Beach Resort Area. Each of the six Oceans 1 1 Resort hotels is right on the beach and each offers luxurious rooms with individually controlled air conditioning, color TV, and private balconies. Each has something special to offer. Convention and meeting facilities available. (904)255-8371 2025 South Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach Shores, Florida 32018 oceans n resorts Treasure Island Inn 228 units Beachcomer Oceanfront Inn 184 units G • !•  LUCK GRADUATES from the DAYTONA HILTON For that very special evening out try the magnificent ROOF Restaurant of the Daytona Hilton. Also great facil- ities are available for class parties, meetings or Proms. BELLEMEAD DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Florida Living at its Best Oceans © © c C D££P ° wo °d ec homesites CODPCT n P rest ' 9 e locations, ruKC ' with a selection of homes by more than thirty of the area ' s finest builders... From luxurious oceanfront condominiums; with a breathtaking view. . . To one of the truly best racquet clubs in the state. _ E Call 767-5481 to find the perfect environment for you . af CHUBB -Bellemead Development Chubb Corporation Communities-- BestofLuck Deauna, Larry, Lori Kim and Pam Baggetf Summers Funeral Home GET YOUR SUMMER OFF TO A GREAT START 6 HOURS OF DAYTONA July 1, 1:00 pm YT0NA PAUL REVERE 250 Wfr tiimniJM July 3 midnight iNTlRNMlQN kL FIRECRACKER 400 {Q AJSPEcD July 4, 10:00 am SINCERE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 79 -J u =3 1 PEKOTu 3 SCO® ALIGNMENT 825 MASON AV. ll BILL CROOKS TIRE STORES Serving Daytona For Over 1 2 Years With a Name Like Crooks I Have To Be Honest CHECK OUR PRICES FIRST • DIAGNOSTIC TUNE-UPS • COMPUTER BALANCING • AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE • MUFFLERS TAILPIPES 255-0243 825 US. 1 MASON AVE HAJJFAX RIVER ■ SEA BREEZE ' TaUAN TIC A ATLANTIC OCEAN- Advert TREDWAY ' Q Daytona Moving Storage Inc. 1 640 Mason Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida 32020 253-1636 % 4 AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES — 210 r ®ur %ad% of Gourdes Church Corner muersiig Halifax Am. JJajitona J tati , Jfforida A PARISH WITH A WELCOME Congratulations to the Graduates From Our Lady ofLourdes ALEXANDER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Over 2600 Jobs Completed in the Halitax Area Telephone: (904) 252-8640 255-6432 Post Oftice Box 71 — 336 Eleventh Street Holly Hill, Florida 3201 7 Jim Altavilla Chris Al STARUTE TROPHIES AND SPORTING GOODS CENTER Lent Advert OM SENIORS TO SENIORS Miss Robbie Sexton Mrs. Cathy Boyle Sr. Gail Mrs. Ruthanne Wentz Sr. Rose Ellen Mrs. Corinne Nogues Mr. Jim Gardinier Mrs. Sharon Belcher Sr. Mary Ann -212 Mf--- •««  -- ■- ' - Mr. Bruce Tramont Mrs. Raisa Leorza Mrs. Helen Belanger Mrs. Carol Smith Mr. Bobby Pittrru PATRONQ Green Briar Shop The Army-Navy Store Flower World The Mason Family The Ahmeds Congratulations to the Class Of 79! Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Ledbetter May God ' s peace and love be with you always — Mr. and Mrs. Andy Moser The Mathews Family, Lucia, Leanne, Mark, Wayne, and Edmund Good Luck Seniors! The Daehlers The Nelson Family Seniors HHHMHHHHVTTr •-.-.-. — -G03QINGS SUPERMARKET GRANTS PLAZA 252-6411 EN 24 HOURS A DAY 7 iAYS A WEEK FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE 2 LOCATIONS %V)NSH v a QUALITY san 124 W Granada Blvd Ormond Beach Ph 677-3943 Trails Shcppmg Center Ormond Beach Ph 677 4650 Were Not Satisfied Unless You Are CUSTOM FRAMING ART CRAFT SUP Cxajt and c h-t ( faCCzxu JACK KATHIE YARDLEY 1410 RIDGEWOOD AV PHONE (904)672-6594 HOLLY HILL, FLORIDA I MAX LANKFORD (904)672-3172 Max ' s Gun Shop, Inc. ALL TYPES NEW AND USED GUNS BOUGHT — SOLD — TRADED ALSO A PAWN SHOP 72 S. YOUNGEST. ORMOND BEACH, FL You are cordially invited to come into our store between 9 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday to see the latest and finest in CAMERAS and PHOTO EQUIPMENT KINGSTON CAMERA STORE 643 North Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of ST. BRENDAN ' S CHURCH - Adve PREFAB BUILDING COMPONENTG, INC. Holly Hill Plant 336 Eleventh Street Post Office Box 591 Holly Hill, Florida 3201 7 Phone (904) 255-4866 Deland Plant Corner 1 5A and 430A Box 1 05 Route 2 ORANGE City Phone (904) 775-7044 cz BE CXSi ALIGNMENT 825 MASON AV a BILL CROOKS TIRE STORES Serving Oaytona For Over 12 Years 255 0243] With a Name Like Crooks I Have To Be Honest CHECK OUR PRICES FIRST DIAGNOSTIC TUNE-UPS COMPUTER BALANCING AIR CONDITIONING SERVK MUFFLERS TAILPIPES ■ 8 ' ; s u S i MA.SON AV{ _ N _ _ _ M IA 1 1 F A X • 1 V f R v .-w A I I ANTIC OCfAN CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS compliments of THE PARENTQ ' A990CIA TION Sruerly Court UWotel 831 RIDGEWOOD AVE. HOLLY HILL, FLORIDA 1 Mile North of Daytono Beach on U.S. Route 1 Telephone (904) 253-4921 WARD IRENE HOUCK Owners-Managers ROOMS AND KITCHENI AIR CONDITK CAB CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ChatL z. SjCnzi J oojlnq Reroofing Repairs Shingle Slate Asphalt 509 Peacock Road Free Estimates Holly Hill, Fl. 23017 (904)672-4818 INDEPENDENT LIF AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMP 609 S. RIDGEWOOD DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Adve you ' ll be a until you die is .jH y YO JR HELP WILL LWAYS BE NEEDED i Compliments of FATHER LOPEZ BOOSTERS ' CLUB 1 18 CLOSING 4f c? a ccJ s us? ? s ? tM: ( =5 — r v MM zm Ju z c -224 w y N% ' , ,. ' fctfa fa 5 c L • ?, ' _ . % w .— - •V I i -x M U xv fc % _ 0 v V ' X v X 0v v v 9 - AA v L V ft ' ' p . % • ' ' , -K O JLf LA, 1 ' ; % ' J P i 1 «  ' l ' i tO I cJLjp . M h t k ' Jk r % . v TJcDfcK , ■ i V- Hi Vl CA? 1+ . . W ,4 ' v iC? ' , ♦ - l-J ; i« a Y ' • •£ ? a V £ P ' f lA , ' .j t ' Z J $ -t ' £ vJ ci m tr i '