Lake Christian High School - Rampart Yearbook (Leesburg, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1976 volume:

1 ■ - J. CeNJ , ,: l . l .f,! 1, .. ( : . l .! rj . 1 : n . IHI ' ihhah) 3 1833 01762 1498 GENEALOGY 975.90E L51LCS, 1976 nw— ■ RAMPART 1976 Lake Christian School Leesburg, Florida Volume IV I believe you spell it A C K E R S. Lake Christian School is many peo- ple with one cause; all are important in their own duties. Everyone has their own individual favorites, but we here have the privelege of having with us someone with that EXTRA special life that means so much to us. Mr. Acker- son hasn ' t been with the school long, but it seems that he has always been around. With his own individual sense of humor, spilling (oops, spelling) abilities, and otherwise unique person- ality, he is a character we will never forget. However, the thing that makes his special is the love and concern for the young people and their lives. And so, because of this, we grate- fully dedicate RAMPART 76 to Mr. Ackerson watches as for a game. his team prepares CLARRY ACKERSON As usual, he is getting himself into mischief. Now, did he say it was spelled-A C K E R- M A N ? I W i !■ «H MM Administration • •• • •• • • •• I h REV. ROBERT MULLIS Pastor-President My first obligation as Pastor of Calvary Baptist Church and President of Lake Christian School is to be pleasing to the Lord in everything I do. Sec- ondly, I ' m obligated to do everything possible to make Calvary and Lake Christian the best church and school anywhere. My desire is to always im- prove what we are doing. The Lord has given us a tremendous responsibility so as Pastor-President I say to you, we accept the responsibility and will carry it out to the best of our ability. A school like ours canno t carry on through individual efforts alone. It takes the sincere effort of many people to keep a school ministry thriving. Whether it be through their secretarial abilities or godly wisdom, the people on these pages all have an important part in making our school the kind that would be pleasing to God. Our School Board has much to do with the policies of Lake Christian School. We in the adminis- tration their wisdom and help in every decision that they make. Listed below are these men we so sin- cerely appreciate. Mr. Howard Moody Chairman Mr. Larry Ackerson Mr. James Clark Mr. James Guess Mr. Monroe Johnson Mr. Marty Myer Mr. Paul Tucker Mr. Allen Watts RUBYE MOODY Church Secretary JEAN WILLIS Office Manager DALE MINTON Principal I consider it a privilege to be associated with Lake Christian. I believe that God has truly blessed us again and again. Perhaps my greatest joy has been to see many of you saved and having your lives changed. I trust that the year has been your year of dedication to God. God bless you in your future. May you serve Him with all you can offer. LORETTA SNYDER Secretary TOM MARTIN Principal of Llementary School A new job, a new life style— these are thoughts that enter my mind as 1 think about Lake Chris- tian School and the work God has called me to do. This lias been a very exciting and rewarding year for me. I thank the Lord for the priviledge and opportunity to work here, and I thank the Lord for you students. I pray God ' s blessing, guidance and protection upon you in whatever undertaking you pursue. My responsibility is sure, and I accept it. Together may we bring hon- or and glory to the One who gave His all for us. ANN COLLINS Secretary SALLY LEWIS Secretary JR. AND SR. HIGH FACULTY RACHEL STEARNS Nurse- Library -Bookstore LARRY ACKERSON P.E. Director-Coach NO PICTURE AVAILABLE CHARLES B. COWARD Bible NO PICTURE AVAILABLE GEORGE KRATOCHVIL Bible JEFF DARNOFALL Bible-Coach VIOLET HAMBLIN History BONITA MARTIN Music SHARON MARTIN Mathematics BETTIE MOODY English-Journalism NORMA MULLIS Physical Ed-Business GAIL WALTERS English-Mathematics Social Studies JUDI WATTS Science SYLVIA GFRMEROTH Substitute ELEMENTARY FACULTY EDNA BOLLING Teachers Aid CAROL MINTON Nurse-Library-Bookstore SUETHRELFALL Third Grade PEGGY STEARNS Fourth Grade CLARICE ADCOCK Fifth Grade DEE CONNER Sixth Grade , r SUE CONERLY Kindergarten Director BRENDA BYERS Kinderuarten-S ELNETA SPELL Kindergarten -5 KINDERGARTEN FACULTY LINDA WATTS Kindergarten-5 BILLIE BANKS Kindergarten-4 JOYCE KLINGLER Kindergarten-4 PRESCHOOL STAFF RITA BRIGHURST Director SHIRLEEN RUTIG Program Director GLENDA MANN Rotating Worker CAROLE WALLER 3 Year Olds GWEN SANTOS 2 4-3 Years Olds ANNE GRUBBS 2 Years JOYCE EUBANKS Afternoon Care LYNETTE FOREMAN Afternoon Care SHERRY JOHNSON Afternoon Care LOUISE JOHNSON Cook s FANNIE MAE YOUNG Kitchen Director RACHEL WADE Cook LOIS WILLIS Cook SERVICE PERSONNEL JUANITA STRIVERS Cook i2  — t MARGARET SUMNER Cook NELLCONERLY Cook PAULINE OWENBY Substitute Cook BILL MATTHEWS Building Foreman ■ i K„ JOHN PIROSKA Custodian HANK SISSON Maintenance Foreman JEANNETTE FITCH Janitress MARIAN GONCZY Bus Driver -Janitress ANN COLLINS Bus Driver CLARA COWARD Bus Driver ELAINE HARDING Bus Kriver NO PICTURE AVAILABLE LINDA OWENS Bus Driver y JL he idea of the original thirteen colonies and their leaders was born out of a passion to be free — to chart their own destiny of building a country out of this thin fabric called Freedom. The break from England was not to come easily, as this fledgling was viewed as a ser- ious threat to the tentacles of the vast and far-flung British Empire. atriots rose from every corner of the struggling country. Help came from other European countries to add to the flame of breaking the grip of England. Farmers, fish- ermen, cobblers and men from every walk of life took up their arms to defend this new- felt right to be free. As the smoke began to clear, ideas on organizing this diversity of colonies into a coalition of united states began to take shape. The form of a Constitu- tion and Bill of Rights was molded by states- men who previously were nonexistent. s the word spread in other parts of the world of this new country, with its vast do- main and resources, thousands of immigrants poured in to start a new life. With the added growth of population, new frontiers were needed. This stretching brought new con- flicts with foreign powers who previously had laid claim to parts of the interior. x s the gangling country continued to grow, internal disagreement erupted into a battle of economic and philosophical differ- ences. The battle was to leave scars which would heal only after generations had passed. Out of the wounds came a stronger fiber of freedom for the individual man. The country had survived as a unit and now its energies would be put to work in rebuilding the found- ing fathers ' ideals. : ixm he need for new frontiers continued as movement spread West. A rapid explosion of technological advances pointed the country into the fore as an industrialized nation. ll s one of the leading industrial nations, this strapping, growing giant became em- broiled in the first of the World Wars. After its success with other Allied Nations, a never- before-felt boom and prosperity was followed with the shattering bust of the Great De- pression. New leaders were sought to pull the Countrj out of its fall, while o n the horizon new storm clouds were building across the oceans. J ' s m - ,0 Vk!... ..- mM ,,. _ : £ xlL second World War was fought to pro- ? tect the cause of freedom, as the now grown giant emerged to take its place as the leader %p of the Free World. This new role has brought with it — many challenges — many successes — some failures . . . and through it all a spirit for all nations to envy — a burning passion that all men may one day be free . . . Photo Credits: National Archives-National Geographic Photographer U.S. Capitol His- torical Society-National Portrait Gallery - Library of Congress. M T, WJ ■ M W 111 . one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. ' -w ' - _ - j usz. - _ School days at Lake Christian School are unique-uni- que in character and in pleasure. We are busy at L.C.S. whe- ther we teach, learn, cook, drive, type, or clean. Activity starts early and ends late. Every day is the same in this regard, but this is the point where the similarity ends. Other than its busyness , no two days are alike. Learning is fun (or should I say enjoyable) here at Lake Christian. That is, we enjoy what we do because it is all for one reason-God ' s service. As it reads in Colossians 3:17, And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus . . . This is what Lake Christian is all about. We ' re very glad that there is such a school in the Lees- burg area where we can indeed do ALL in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. SCHOOL DAYS The Bible speaks about having the proper foundation. This is why 1 chose to send my child to Lake Christian. It offers that foundation. -A parent What is life all about? Educators must answer this question, for the answer determines the educational goals they seek to reach with their students. The Bible explains that God created man for His plea- sure. The purpose of life is to please God. (Revelation 4:12) This is ac- complished by receiving Christ, being born again, and by subsequently doing the will of God. —Roy W. Lowrie, Jr. Executive Director, NCSEA It ' s good to obtain knowledge through study, it is better to obtain both knowledge and character through study and obedience. If you ' ll work at doing the tilings you OUGHT to do, the Lord will help you NOT do the things you OUGHT NOT to do. Through variety of experiences we hope to teach the entire child-body, mind, and spirit. True appreciation for what God has done is an important aspect of learning. Proper attitudes and character in the student are also a goal of each teacher. Again, with the belief that WHATEVER is done should bring glory to our Lord, we attempt to meet the var- ious needs of the student. Let it be said of us that the spirit excels in us as it did in Daniel. Let us major on the spirit. Let us think of and find our purpose in life. Then let us purpose in our hearts that we will do nothing that will steer us from our goal and purpose in life. The only way one could properly do this is to have the spirit excel in him. Daniel 6:3 says, ' Then this Daniel was preferred above the presidents and princes, be- cause an excellent spirit was in him -Dr. Jack Hyles SIGHTS AROUND Learning and teaching take place in a variety of situations and in a number of ways here at L.C.S. We wanlto be aware of the past as well as being pre- pared for the future. Physicall, men- tally, spiritually-we want to be ready for whatever God wants in our lives. Whether it be through sound Bible teaching or through athletics, charac- ter qualities are taught through exam- ple and involvement. Chapel is a time when the Word of God is preached and decisions are made in our lives. We study things and people about us as well as changes in our modern world. God ' s desire for us is to seek under- standing and knowledge. Has this been a year . . . . And so one stu- dent made this wise statement and observa- tion. From Chaucer to Pooh-and The Three Bears to Spoon River Anthology-from Bible to basketball-Springfield, Mo. to our own local opponents. This has undoubtedly been the best year we have had. God has greatly blessed us here at Lake Christian. I am sure that this year will remain in our memories for a long time. I II Classes • •• • • • Robert Fischer Larry Fitch Peter Germeroth Miles Spangler SENIORS 76 The individuals on these pages will carry with them a unique reputation as the first graduates of Lake Christian High School. Indeed, they may be a small senior class, but it was not one of inactivity. Instead, their years at Lake Christian have been ones of service, activity, dedication and excitement. They are unique in their own ways. Yet united they have a possibility for great service for our Lord Jesus Christ. As a group they may never be together again, yet it is our prayer that they may have the same goal and desire-to serve the Lord to their fullest. Wherever His service may lead them, the memories of good friends and happy years will be happy and meaningful ones. As future leaders, we hope that Lake Christian School might have had some important part in their life. So, proudly we wish to present to you the first graduating class of Lake Christian High School, the Seniors of 1976. Drake Wayson Senior Memories 197619761976197 619761976197619 761976197619761 976197619761976 197619761976197 619761976197619 761976197619761 976197619761976 197619761976197 619761976197619 761976197619761 976197619761976 197619761976197 619761976197619 761976197619761 976197619761976 197619761976197 619761976197619 Lori Abshier Rusty Avera Tim Bloom Lynn Coleman Alien Conerly Dee Cook Joyce Eubanks Tim Gonczy JUNIORS Sherry Johnson Corey Johnston Jeanette Morris Robbie Rutledge Ronnie Small Leslie Van Alstine Mark Wayson Tammy Zipperer SOPHOMORES Tina Banks Martha Barber Renee Bass Dody Brighurst Darla Carter Becky Coleman Sheila Conerly Delana Collins David Coward Loreen Fitch Greg Howard George Inglis Rhonda McCullen Donnie Miller Tim Miller Linda Peppers Linda Sisson Philip Spangler Greg Thomas Stephanie Zipperer FRESHMEN Monty Brighurst Susan Coleman Linda Coward Vicki Ellison Sue Griffith Stacie Hadlock Joanne King Sandy Leatherman Fred Manley John Mathews Jeff Matthews Caila McCullen Bobby MuUis Melanie Parker Mark Rigdon Wayne Sisson Brenda Stivers Robert Sutton David Tucker Lonnell Ward Dawn Whitaker Robert Williams Debra Willis EIGHTH GRADE John Carmicheal Mark Durling Deborah Fanning Steve Fischer David Germeroth Ken Green Beth Hagin Michelle Hurst Cindy Klingler Holly Lamb Jamie Lowe Chrissee Macafee Martha Mills Bridgett Mizell Eva Panlilio Billy Ramsey Vaugnn Reichard Roger Scott Gay Thomas Debbie Tucker Deborah Carter Elaine Clark Lisa Coleman Joey Collins SEVENTH GRADE LesterConerly Mitzi Dobbs Michelle Hand Gary Howard Kaxen Jackson Bruce Kiikley Kirk Klingler Annette Larimer Merline Mathews Penny Mattews Mindy McCourt Terry Miller Marvin Puryear Greg Rowe Rex Rutledge William Tranor Carole Ann Waller Paul Williams David Willis Gentry Zentmeyer ! !  «I t«K4 « ;ilKJH 4« Br RiSr Hr. 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I • • • • •• s Victor Acuri Ronald Avcra Tami Baincs James Banks Duane Boiling Jim Carmicheal David DcLand Melanie Eakiight Darin Harding Eric Heimall Angela Hunt Susan Hurst Shawn Lee Mike McCullen Penny Miller Ricky Panlilio Martha Puryear Carla Ramsey Wanda Rideout Julie Satterfield James Smart Sammy Stokes Shayne Toler Steven Whitaker Randy Van Alstine MISS CONNER ' S 6th Grade MISS ADCOCK ' S 5th Grade Tim Burke Terri Carter James Clarke Bryan Conerly Deana De Paula Lilieth Dixon Philip Drummond Melanie Harrison James Lee Matthew Nichols Mary Parise Randy Parker Bobby Peppers Douglas Shaw Carol Simms Dawn Turner Kirn Vansant Anthony Walters Angie Watts PhUip Wiltse SonyaJkoiyn Tonya j kown David Carter Micheal Dannels Cindy Fort Carta Fussel Stephanie Holt Car la Hunt Harry Hurst Sherri Jessee Sandy Klingler Elizabeth Locke Pamela Madere Laura Matthews Jason Matthews Julie McCormic Micheal Mizell Kathryn Moffat Scotty Mullis Shirlee Ann Meyer Brian Ramsey David Rideout David Snook James Watkins Rhonda Wood MISS STEARNS 4th Grade James Asbury Todd Boiling Devon Branch Greg Dunn Tracy Eakright Darren Fountain Faith Gates Donald Girard Tina Glen Timothy Graham Sam Hewitt Lori Honeycutt Charles Hornbeak Howard Lawrence Tracy Lowe Joe Mc Cormic Shawn McCourt Lisa Merritt David Panlilio Kathy Pfeil Ann Pitts Pamela Ponds Jeffrey Reaves Craig Suber Corbitt Todd Terry Walker Elizabeth Webb Chris Wertz Roy Williams Michelle Wise MISS THRELFALL ' S 3rd Grade MRS. HART ' S 2nd Grade Ryan Allen Aaron Beach Suzanne Booth Willet Boyer Karen Chancey 1 I II Richard Crews Randy Davis David Drummond Dee Dee Fritch Howard Hewitt Cynthia Hood Thomas Horton Kristia Howton Derik Hulinek Todd Jenkins Carla Klingler Kathy Locke Cynthia Mangum Matthew McSheehy Robert Moody Timothy Panlilio Cindy Stokes Cynthia Taylor John Williams Lee Woods MRS. MATTHEW ' S 2nd Grade Bryan Branch Dane Byers James Cason David Coleman Denneth Davis Derek DeLand Shannon Einstein Jeanne Germeroth Rita Gaye Hall Kevin Holt Mark Howard Charles Isbell Steven Langston Lori Lightfoot Slade Lofstrom Laura Meyer Marty Myer, Jr. Harold Peters Kim Pitts Christopher Rideout Edith Rideout Alicia Stokes Lyn Suber David W alter Durham Young MRS. BOWMAN ' S 1st Grade Deborah Boufford Todd Boiling Eric Englehardt Dawn Fort Craig Harding Sheri Heimall Jason Hornstra James Hutchins Lisa Klingler Travis Lewis Melissa McSheehy Douglas Moffett Michaii Osborne Jeanne Owens Jody Phillips Karla Robinson Bubba Scales Ho Sun Sietsema Mary Alice Tucker Kendall Vansant John Walters Nancy Webb Tamara Whisenant Joseph Wise Kathleen Young Richard Atteberry Rhonda Brasher Robert Davis John Devine Kim Grant April Hartzell Jeffrey Holt Mark Hoy Bid Lofstrom Joel Matthews Michelle Outlaw Dewayne Patterson Gary Paul Curtiss Peppers Mary Lynn Rideout Anne Rogers Paula Slater James Stokes Traci Symonds Tommy Vandegrift Kevin Vaughn Monica Walker Judd White Michael Wood MISS STRIBEL ' S 1st Grade KINDERGARTEN AND PRE SCHOOL DIVISION Lorie Bouffard Jason Carney Frances Collins Rhonda Davis Heather Hanson k T i x E Tony Harris Jeff Howard Valorie Jenkins Cheri Kiatochvill Lynette Lay Stevie Madere Todd McCutcheon Pam Owens Barbara Russell Tina Shaw Chad Stone Scott Tatum Joey Weekley MRS. BYERS ' K-5 Class Danny Anderson Traci Blythe Jeff Brinson Stacy Scxsmith Dena Sikes Sean Thoburn Leah Jan Walters Stanley Williams MRS. SPELL ' S K-5 Class Nancy Bishop Jeanie Collins Gregg Dudley Joell Mullen Kurt Newsom Kerry Jo Outlaw Toby Pendergrass Kelly Rozar Darrell Strickland Kendra Taylor Lee Ann Van Alstine Jalana Whiting Clay Williamson Grace Young Lisa Youne MRS. WATTS ' K-5 Class Scott Atteberry Bobbie Brooker Sierra Calloway Cindy Davis Robbie Downing Derik Fountain Ricky Glenn Jennifer Gregg Mark Hall Eric Inman Shannon King Richard LaRocque Daren McCutcheon Mark Merritt Earl Nelson Kathryn Norman Tina Owens Jeff Ponds Scott Powell Winston Rast Michelle Renfrew Robbie Simmons Stephanie Smith | J | | Stanley Welper Kevin Whalen Matt Whilley w. fl Jeff White MRS. BANKS ' K-4 Class MRS. KLINGLER ' S K-4 Class Robert Glenn Bowen Rob Boyer Maria Bridges Clint Brighurst Dicky Burk Davis Coleman Douglas Crews Norman Cummins Mary Anne DeFrance Jason Hayes Bryan Huff Troy Hunton Leigh Ann Lightfoot David Mancil Randy Mason Brandi Meade Sharon Myer Holly Peppers Robert Pickett Wanita Rideout Elizabeth Spell Patsy Tadlock Keith Watts Chris Whisenant Kathryn Williams Dana Wise Chris Zipperer PRE-SCHOOL s- Shanna Rue Adams Micheal Bailey John Beatty Brent Bell Mandy Bisignano Alicia Boiling Rhonda Borom Tina Bradley Roni Lynn Brissey Julie Brunson Jeff Bryant Kimberly Burnham April Burton Jon Burton John Carbone Shane Carlton Chad Castle Jeremy Chastain Cary Coleman Carol Corneliussen Michael Courson Matthew DeFrance Dristen Dudley Becky Edwards Curtis Gaff Stephanie Grana Tommy Grizzard Brian Hammond Nicole Hansen Bryan Hayes PRE-SCHOOL Jason Herlong Deanna Horan Suzv James Any Jones Megan Kelsey Marie King Any Little Amy MacKenzie Shawn Mann Cynthia McEachin Keith McGonigal Candy McLain Lisa Moody Theresa Nelson Catholeen O ' Brian Johnny Peebles Scott Purvis Wesley Rast Douglas Rhodes Lrin Scales Teresa Schippers Emily Spell Kent Stokes Aaron Symonds Dean Taylor Esther Webb Jackie Weekly Debby Woods David York Krister) Young - -mf-inil '  • vja wA ' !nHltHHH«l!HHi«l IM!IHI «l!H!HM! Activities I i i I • •• • • AAA • •• it i • • • •• • • • -1 RAMS TACKLE The RAMS of Lake Christian en- tered their first year of tackle football this year expecting an average year. Under the fine coaching of Mr. Jeff Darnofall, assisted by Mr. Ackerson and Mr. Martin, the RAMS wer the surprise of the conference by winding up with 8 wins and only 1 loss. Their strong effort and hard work accounted for their excellent showing. Lake Christian will be looking forward to another good season next year. Small, David Coward, David Germeroth, Mr. Darnofall. THIRD ROW: Corey Johnston Lynn Taylor, Tim Bloom, Drake Wayson, Mark Wayson, Robert Bass, Tim Faircloth. CONFERENCE FRONT ROW: Mike Rowe, Tim Gonczy, Tim Miller, Greg Howard, Lee Gonczy, Pete Germeroth, Ken Weldon, Bobby Fischer. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Ackerson, John Buffington, Allen Conerly, Ron ■ Tin - •««■ iw 7i ■in— -vbmi ■ — i ,i !■■% -%— 1 -V ' -VBIM 1. Watching a football game is a whole lot busier than you think. (And if you thing that ' s bad, you ought to try to play on the field) Now where am 1 supposed to go. . . was it a 43 run or a 34. . .??? 2. What tears? 3. Cap- tains Germeroth and Buffington get last minute instruc- tions from the refs. 4. Bloom (80) and Taylor (84) wait and hope to see the ball carrier come their way. s core Board LCS 42 Lakeland LCS BYE Orange LCS 52 6 Orlando LCS 18 6 Calvary LCS 8 Providence LCS 18 Baptist Temple LCS 56 6 Lake Wales LCS 28 6 Lakeland LCS BYE Orange 8 WINS 1 LOSS Enough could not be said about our season this year. It was exciting to see our first game on our own lighted field. Even though se could not boast a conference cham- pionship, we can be very proud of our runner-up trophy. It all boiled down to one game- Providence. We lost that game in probably the closest and the hardest fought game of the season. Providence was limited to only 1 touchdown, their lowest total by far all year. For the first time, however, the RAMS were held scorelesss. With this last quarter score for Providence, the game ' s final whistle found the Crusaders ahead 8 to 0. 1. Kickoff time again. Ron Small gets the RAMS off after another patented RAM touch- down. 2. Almost isn ' t quite enough. Two RAMS go high for the pass, but can ' t quite get to the ball against Lakeland. RAM NETTERS CAPTURE CONFERENCE CROWN The RAMS fielded their best team in basketball this year since the sports program began . With good strength on the boards as well as a fine shooting percentage inside and out- side the RAMS captured the conference crown. This was a fine team effort on the part of all the members. However, two of our players had an outstanding year. Tim Bloom, the Junior Speedster was an asset with his scoring threat and rebounding ability. At the B.B.C. Classic, Tim was selected as a member of the All Tournament Team with the third highest total score of 63 points over a 3 game spread. Tim finalized his season with 334 total points for a 1 7.5 average per game. Bob Fischer was the leading scorer for the RAMS by pouring in 409 points this season. Bob was the 7th lead- ing scorer at the B.B.C. Classic with 41 points. Bob ' s average was 18.5 points this season giving him the highest season average. Jb V, THE MIGHTY RAMS OF LAKE CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL-From left to right: Lee Gonczy, Pete Germeroth, Robert Sutton. Mark Wayson, Corey Johnston, Drake Wayson. Mr. Ackerson, Mr. Maitin, Tim Bloom, Bob Fischer, Ron Small, Monty Brighurst, Bobby Mullis, Wayne Sisson. OPPOSITE FAR LEFT: Half time brings needed rest at B. B. C. tourney. LEFT: RAMS leading scorer. Bob Fischer, attempts to get ball in play after turnover. BELOW: Drake Wayson (10) and Johnston work ball to the basket. RIGHT: As Bloom awaits soon rebound, Johnston hits Gonczy with pass near basket. f teiJfll TOP LEFT: Senior Germeroth snaps of pass to team mate in effort to get that all important basket. TOP RIGHT: Coaches Martin and Ackerson give RAMS a rest and important instructions during time out. CENTER: Mr. Martin and RAMS basket- ball team receive third place trophy while at B.B.C. ABOVE: Johnston goes high for a jump shot in the BBC Holiday Classic against Grace Baptist. BELOW: You can ' t tell me that the faculty didn ' t practice much. Scoreboard Baptist Bible College Holiday Classic Springfield, Missouri LCS 55 24 Castleberry Baptist Christian Fort Worth, Texas LCS 33 77 Grace Christian School Amarillo. Texas THIRD PLACE PLAYOFF GAME LCS 69 56 Kanawha Christian Riverdale, Maryland Regular Season Play LCS 78 36 University Prep LSC 53 44 Providence LCS 74 24 Orlando Christian LCS 66 29 Lake Wales Christian LCS 51 28 Lakeland Christian LCS 43 93 Calvary Christian LCS 4S 42 Baptist Temple LCS 80 12 Altamonte Christian LCS 31 r University Prep LCS 40 54 Providence LCS 67 29 Orlando Christian LCS 83 72 Lake Wales Christian LCS 53 32 Lakeland Christian LCS 44 43 FACULTY LCS 71 45 Calvary Christian LCS 70 40 Baptist Temple LCS 60 28 Altamonte Christian C.F.C.C . PostSeason Tournament LCS 77 59 Orlando Christian LCS 70 46 Baptist Temple LCS 43 52 Providence Lake Christian RAMS were Co-Champions in the Central Florida Christian Conference with a regulare season record of 1 5 wins and 1 loss. s? ■ RAMS BASEBALL 76 This year proved to be a very fascinating year for the baseball team. The RAMS fielded a very fine team, much better than last year ' s conference runner-ups. However, the other teams in the conference also did the same. Neverthe- less, we can be proud of our team as their division leaders and an overall record of 1 1 victories and only 4 losses. With some of our best players returning. Lake Christian is looking forward to the conference championship. s core Board LCS 8 9 Lakeland LCS 6 Ocala LCS 17 6 Altamonte LCS 25 University Prep LCS 7 3 Baptist Temple LCS 7 4 Lake Wales LCS 8 Orlando Christian LCS 10 Providence Christian : lcs 9 6 First Missionary LCS 9 8 Calvary LCS 14 Ocala LCS 19 Altamonte LCS 15 8 Baptist Temple LCS 19 University Prep Conferenc e Championship LCS 10 Providence TOP: RAM player takes healthy leadoff to improve his chances of getting to second base. BELOW: SUPERBEAVER gets his usual attention at the ballgame. Sometimes people come to play with Beave rather than play the game. Keep Youk eve on A mil HEY, Joey! Keep your eye on the BALL, not on the pumpkin. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM Front Row: Eva Panlilio, Stacie Hadlock, Martha Mills, Darla Carter; Back Row Stephanie Zipperer, Linda Peppers, Martha Barber, Melanie Parker BOYS GOLF TEAM John Buffington, Tim Bloom, Coach Martin, Bobby Fischer, and Bobby Mullis « GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM Front Row: Martha Mills, Carole Waller, Lorie Abshier, Shelia Conerly, Jamie Lowe, Michelle Hand; Back Row: Mrs. Mullis, Coach, Linda Peppers, Dobie Brighurst, Stephanie Zipperer, Stacie Hadlock, Martha Barber, Linda Sisson, Terry Hall. Cindy Klingler, Renee Bass, and Miss Paine, Coach Renee Bass, Rhonda McCullen, Leslie Sutton, Delana Collins, Karla Hurst, Linda Coward and Dawn Whitaker Leslie Sutton, Captain This years Cheerleaders will go down as one of the most outstanding squads ever to wear the LCS uniform. In August the eight girls along with their sponsor Mrs. Mullis traveled to Tennessee to attend cheerleading camp. From dawn to dusk the girls did nothing but work on their cheerleading routines. At weeks end, Karla Hurst and Renee Bass were honored by being named to the camps all-star squad. In November the girls traveled to Springfield, Missouri for the BBC Invitational Tournament. While there the squad was named as most outstanding and spirited and came home with the prized trophy. In March the girls participated in the CFCC compete- tion held in Orlando and brought home the second place tro- phy. Most important, the girls were priviledged to cheer for outstanding LC Football, and Basketball teams. The many hours of work and participation will be cherished memories to the 75-76 squad. Karla Hurst, Co-captain VARSITY CHEARLEADERS Linda Coward Dawn Whitakcr SEE YOU A THE GAMES A COMEHEL US CHEE fe JWt- ' t ; i; ImtSmi m v nS ' 1 £ M ff 1 I ' Iffl H Tli v iBP lw j2 j BHBBp ' — — — Penny Matthews, Lisa Colemen. Cindy Klingler, captain, Debbie Tucker, Holly Lamb, co-captain, Lisa Brown, and Chrissie Macaffee JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1975-76 SPORTS AWARDS AND BANQUET 1975 ALLEN CONERLY-Outstanding Eootball Player, Outstanding Baseball Player, Sportsmenship DRAKE WAYSON-Outstanding Basketball Player LYNN TAYLOR-Most Improved Baseball BUDDY COWARD-Most Improved Basketball ROBERT BASS-Most Improved Baseball • • i HOMECOMING QUEEN 1975-76 g f ' - : ' V Wf ' J i ' ' ' I lAkj E ftf 2 i it 1 (ft! liUST v 1 B i 1 ' J9B gSi BnP ' f u : J HE ' ( - 4 - iBS Miss Leslie Sutton HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES MR. AND MISS L.C.S. Pete, we ' ve picked you as our choice to be our Mr. L.C.S. with your looks, your charm, your voice, the girls all think you pass the test. Linda stands for warmth and charm. Her love for others you can see. You ' re now Miss L.C.S. You ' re the best choice, we all agree. You botli live the life a Christian should in your school, your church, your neighborhood. So we ' ve chosen you to rule as our Mr. and Miss Lake Chris- tian School. MR. ANDMISSL.C.S. BANQUET CANDID SHOTS WELCOME fiuSfC ' nm CONCERT CHOIR flfer • S ' M  f a.i e i ' v . «  ytv Mrs. Martin, Mr. Martin-Directors CHOIR OFFICERS Linda Coward-Secretary-Treasure ReEtta Brighurst-Librarian Terry Hall-Historian TRIPS AND PROGRAMS M jmHP at 4 r ' STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row-Carole Waller-7th Grade Representative; Miss Hamblin- Sponser; Sherry Johnson-Vice-President; Ronnie Small- 1 lth Grade Representative; Martha Mills— 8th Grade Representative; Greg How- ard— 10th Grade Representative; Karla Hurst-Secretary; Back Row- Bobby Fischer-12th Grade Representative; Wayne Sisson-Treasure; Larry Fitch-President; Not Pictured-Robert Sutton-9th Grade Representative Bobby Fischer, Auctioneer SLAVE DAY Why. look who bought Buddy. Slave Tim Bloom enjoys lunch. Dr. Frank Garlock Next to the Word of God, music deserves the highest praise. Dr. Frank Garlock, internationally known authority on music and how it affects people, conducted a Symphony of Life Seminar at Calvary Baptist Church and Lake Christian School in November. Dr. Garlock is an extension staff lec- turer for Bob Jones University in Greenville, South Carolina. According to Dr. Garlock this seminar is designed to provide Christians with an understanding of the principles of music and their application to Christian living. A sym- phony is a growing together of varied sounds and the Sym- phony of Life Seminar will bring together of varied aspects of Christian Living and show how they converge in the mu- sic of any group of people, says Mr. Garlock. He answered such thought-provoking questions as, Does the Bible have absolute standards for the music of a CHAPEL SPEAKERS Christian? Who is to say what music is good or bad? Is preference for a particular style of music just a matter of personal taste? Why do teenagers like rock? Can con- temporary music be used to communicate the Gospel? Dr. Garlock is especially well known for his lectures and has lectured extensively throughout the United States and in several foreign countries. For 13 years, Dr. Garlock served as chairman of the music theory department and the director of the brass en- sembles at Bob Jones University. He presently serves as min- ister of music at Southside Baptist Church in Greenville, S.C. and is music director of The Wilds a Christian youth camp located near Rosman, N.C. The Symphony of Life Seminar TTTT Dr. James Threlfall RAMBLER STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Larry Fitch ASSISTANT EDITOR: Tammy Zipperer BUSINESS MANAGER: Drake Wayson CIRCULATION MANAGER: Alan Hart PHOTOGRAPHER: Buddy Coward SPORTS EDITOR: Bobby Fischer FEATURE EDITOR: Sherry Ann Johnson STAFF: Miles Spangler, Linda Peppers, Robert Bass, Becky Coleman, Linda Sisson, Karla Hurst, Leslie Sutton, Jeanette Morris, Vicky Lewis, Delana Collins, Lynn Coleman, Stepha- nie Zipperer. ADVISOR: Mrs. Bettie R. Moody THE 1976 RAMPART STAFF Jeanette Morris Editor Buddy Coward Photos Mrs. Lightfoot and Mr. Minton Advisors Staff members selling the most ads were as follows: First place-Tina Banks; Second place-Cindy Klingler; Third place-Jeff Matthews; Fourth place-Robert Sutton; Firth place-Karla Hurst. Other members selling ads were: Buddy Coward, Leslie Sutton, Brian Coleman, Lynn Coleman, Jeanette Morris, Sinda Sisson, Linda Coward, David Tucker, Debbie Tucker, and Penny Matthews. £ w f I T TjFlFl «£ _; m if % Advertising ' i I it • • •• • •• • • • II j III i Business Complimentary Lasher Milling Lake Hardware, Inc. Bosanquets Florists Van Waes 66 Service Station A Friend Jency ' s Beauty Salon Larry ' s Shell Service Parkway Exxon Don ' s Skateland Minnie ' s Beauty Shop K.W. Osborne Cattle Company Merita Bread Cake Boyer Company, Inc. A Friend Drs. Sloan, Sennett Williams, CD. Compliments of THE PEPPERS FAMILY Jack, Pat, Cur+iss and Holly Parent Complimentary Mr. Mrs. Marko, John, Kathy Brian Dorothy Ryan A Friend Andrew, Luella Loretta Snyder Mr. Mrs. Harvey P. Young Dr. Mrs. N.E. Lawrence Larry, Jeanne, Loreen Larry, Jr. Fitch R.E. Brown, Jr. Drs. Whitt Huff Jim Branigan Ferrell D. Young C.A. Pilgrim ' s Shell Station Tommy, Earlene, Becky Chuck Beserock Ruth F. Turner Leroy, Sue Bryan Conerly A Friend Marcus, Brenda, Dane Aaron Byers Allen, Linda, Angie Keith Watts Mr. Mrs. H.E. Parsley Mr. Demko Ann Marteeny Aubrey, Chris Andrew Peterson Mr. Mrs. Daniel C. McCormic A. P., Madelyn Tina Shaw Marty, Jackie, Shirlee-Ann, Bodie, Sharon Tracy Myer Mike, Jimmie, Stephi, Kevin Jeff Holt Bub, Joyce, Cindy, Kirk, Sandy, Carla, Lisa Klingler Bill, Reda Christa Young Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Hurst Mr. Mrs. W.L. Beach Mr. Mrs. George Kratochvil J.E. Smart LAWN MOWER YAZOO |OBfl J I 787-8728 I (Mfflfoi Ome tmc We Love Sales But . . . Believe in Service 787-6888 P.O. Box 1090 S. Hwy • East of Leesburg Across From Airport HfedSf Schlage Ski ' l Pan-American Johns Manville 755 N. 14th Street We appreciate your business! RO-MAC LUMBER CO. Drawer E — Leesburg, Florida 700 East Main St. 787-4545 Buy Where the Builders Buy instate KEN ZIPPERER Q- V — vV Agent Se ars, Roebuck and Co. Bldg. • v- r 204 N. 5th Street, Leesburg, Fla. 32748 OR N Bus. 787-4547 or 787-2222 . Res. 669-3529 Registered Representative, Allstate Enterprises Management Co. PEPER RIDGE Mobile Home Park Family Mobile Home Park in Leesburg City Water, City Sewage Rental Lots, Adult Section Underground Utilities, Paved Streets Off Hwy. 27-441 on Talley Road West Call Jim Hastings, 904-787-0019 Across from New Calvary Baptist Church and Lake Christian School WESTSIDE MARKET Specializing in . . . CHOICE MEATS 2205 W. Main Street Leesburg, Florida 787-4366 SPORTING GOODS EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN TEAM EQUIPMENT • Custom Uniform Lorttring • Football • BaMboll • Batkotball o Ttnnit • Wator Sportt o Camping Equip • Hunting Fiihing Supphos RON ' S SPORT SHOP 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ■ LEESBURG , 728-3129 1 1 1 W. MAIN STREET CLERMONT 394-4900 63i E HWY  Q HONDA of LEESBURG CYCLES OF PISTINCTION HOnda 2401 WEST MAIN STREET . LEESBURG. TELEPHONE JSJ -7J52 • WATCHES • DIAMONDS • Omega • Appraisals • Tissot • Mountings • Bulova • Re-Mountings ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS 787-1511 411 W. MAIN ST. LI imfcw m OTTiCe Compliments CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK equipment ' QUENTIN OUATTLEBAUM PHONE 787-3731 ' Like A Member of Your Family ' ELMO ' S STANDARD SERVICE STATION Phone: 787-4442 S H Green Stamps 904 North 14th Street Leesburg, Florida 32748 (904) 7S7-72BS REYNOLDS Auto Air Conditioning Service Leesburg, Florida 32748 1326 N 74th St 415 West Main Street OMMb STORE FOR MEN LEESBURG, FLORIDA Phone 787 2868 BURRY ' S PHARMACY 809 N. Blvd. W. Leesburg, Florida Phone 787-3787 Congratulations Seniors Coward and Sons Quality Potted Mums Lake Ella Road Leesburg, Florida 32748 Charles Coward (904) 728-1984 Building Materials Supermarket FREE DELIVERY 1119 E. Main Street 787-2135 LEESBURG BUILDING MATERIALS HOLMES FENCE CO. Preston, Linda, Bridget and Michael The Mizel Family FREE ESTIMATES Good Vibrations... with an extention phone of your own 3]QE3 FLORIDA TELEPHONE United Telephone System PHOME 304- 787 -M 41 LASSITER-WARE, INC. • $ n «. M n« .SVi..i.„, YOU £ -,,, FRANK I.. MILLED P. O. Drawer D V.rs Prssident L.b.i.jt.i, Fl„i,ji 32 ' Fuel Chief Heating Oil COX OIL CO. Fuel Oil Home Delivery and Commercial Wholesale Gas, Oil, Tires and Batteries 301 S. Palmetto Street P. O. Box 554 Leesburg, Florida 787 5155 787-1934 All Work Guaranteed Diam R BmML SL Watches Silver Watch and Jewelry Repair Over 30 Years Same Location 3I4W. Main Street Leesburg, Fla ! I QCIC OC M. H. Bradley ■•■ ■B --t Dealer 10RNITURE | APPLIANCES 1 1 372 N. Blvd. W. - e - - 787-5750 FURNISHINGS CENTER PHONE 787- 1751 ALL SERVICE CASH ONLY LEESBURG TV APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE SELLING ADMIRAL TV. APPLIANCES SERVING ALL MAKES FRANK SIMAR. Owner 703 NORTH BLVD. W. LEESBURG, FLORIDA INC. wrnuw fine selection at ■ DIAMONDS (Spec in ORANGE BLOSSOM GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN PALM PLAZA SHOPPING CNTR 725 N. 14th ST. LEESBURG Distinctive Outdoor Designs WISE ' S NURSERY LANDSCAPING CO. Lakeview Dr., Lady Lake, Fla. Rt 8, Box 483 Leesburg, Fla 32748 (Also Associated with) Riverside Nursery North Highway 441 Tavares, Florida Near Dead River Bridge Joe Wise 753-2850 343-0990 things go better.i Coke Leesburg Coca Cola Medalist Ml Gladiator Athletic P.O. BOX 46 LEESBURG, FLORIDA 32748 M. C. MIKE HOLT PRESIDENT PHONE: [904] 787-5577 Manufacturers — Sales Distributors — Erectors Wood Fences Dog Kennels Residential — Commercial PROTECTO Fence Company P.O. Box 185 • 2202 W. Griffin Rd. Leesburg, Florida 32748 Vinyl $2.88 Carpet $3.88-$4.88 HARPFT Mil I nin . Frank Ponds •| ft sMary Ponds Wholesale to Everyone 3ill Hall — Bob Hall 2117 W. Griffin Rd. 904) 787-9221 Leesburg, Fla. 32748 Se utlET ' qgy-wre . k — . je Phone (904) 787-6360 III italy deli Take-Out Only Catering Italian Specialties American • Italian 1410 Griffin Road Leesburg, Fla. 787-1425 MILLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Of Leesburg P.O. Box 1346 Leesburg, Florida 32748 Commercial Industrial Construction Phone 904-787-2345 Mirrors • Window Gloss • Store Fronts Lake Glass Company U3e Appreciate your Business RONNIE ALLEN PHONE 787-4700 2006 W. GRIFFIN ROAD LEESBURG, FLORIDA 107 N. Bay St. Eustis, Florida 32726 Phone — 357-4464 SEW AND SAVE Sewing Machine Vacuum Cleaner Sales and Service Electrolux — Kirby — Hoover — Eureka — Filter Queen G.E. — Shetland Lewytt Singer — New Home — Pfaff — Necchi — Universal — Riccar White — Brother — National — Kenmore — Dressmaker Rentals — Layaway — Credit Terms JOHN ' S BARBERING Skin And Hair Care 7 Stylist to Help You Q STYLING n 402 N. 1 4th St. (904) 787-2003 Leesburg, Fla. Mon.-Sat. 8-5:30 p.m. %f Bottque Shop THE COMPLETE SERVICE SALON 1406 Griffin Road Leesburg, Florida 32748 Telephone 787-3351 LAKE COUNTY BRIKCRETE COMPANY Route I, Box 100 W. Highway 44 Leesburg, Fla. 787 3498 Compliments Of THE COBERGS Ephesians 4:32 Specializing . . . Briclt of All Colors Patio and Stepping Stones Cement Steps Dry-Fold Sen-ice Available iWASH. DRY, and FOLD) COIN-O-MAGIC LAUNDROMAT Air Conditioned for Your Comfort Laundry and Budget Dry Cleaning Bud and Mm Hazard Phone: (904) 787-9928 U S Hwy 441 27 [ Block No of Holiday Inn Leesburg, Florida 32748 IBUStome BUILDING SUPPLY CORPORATION NEW HWY W. rAVAP.E ' New Hwy 44 1 Tav Don Martin Phone 787-4406 MARTIN BROS. MOTORS 608 N. 14th Street (Highway 27) Leesburg, Florida 32748 We Do Our Own Financing SIMON SEED CO. INC. 105 W. Magnolia St. Leesburg, Fla 32748 787-4415 BAY PHARMACY, INC. Walgreen Agency George Warren — Bob Orndorff Phone 357-4341 101 North Bay St. Eustis, Florida RUSSELL ' S INC. 357-4226 Magnolia Ave. P.O. Box 667 Downtown Eustis, Florida 32726 Place to Go for Brands You Know RICHEY BUICK — PONTIAC, INC. e P.O. Box 1362 Phone 787-2441 East Highway 441 Across from Airport Leesburg, Florida 32748 PEPPERS PLUMBING Albert B. Peppers Robert A. Peppers, Jr. Phone: 787-7353 1324 North 14th Street Leesburg, Florida 32748 MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Qafi eir Jev Sletg Lee E. Garne CHURCH SUPPLY CENTER 28 E. Orange Ave. Eustis, Fl. 32726 (904) 357-5410 TURNERS BAKERY 721 N. 14 Palm Plaza Shopping Center LEESBURG ARMATURE WORKS 1455 E. Main Street, Leesburg, Florida 32748 Telephone: 904-787-6750 SAM DICKSON BanKJ SUN FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEESBURG 515 W. Main St. 815 W. 14th St. Car Wash • Atlas Tires and Batteries • Towing • Road Service Mechanic on Duty • Air Conditioning Service Tune- Ups MATTHEWS ED SERVICE CENTER I00N. 1 4th Street Leesburg, Florida 32748 787-5268 AUTO SU AUTO SUPPLY Co., Inc. 214S SECOND STREET • LEESBURG, FLORIDA 32748 Leesburg. 904 787-3535 Wildwood 748-2801 • Tavares 343-3332 4NAPA} jp 420 W. Main St. Leesburg, Fla. 32748 Off: 787-7548 J.C.JONES INSURANCE AGENCY COTTON STATES INSURANCE Compliments of GORDON and BEULAH SAVAGE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 711 -South 14th St. Leesburg, Florida WORKING FOB BETTER COMMUNITY HEALTH ROYAL E WD( LAKE BUSINESS MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES Sales and Service - All Makes 787-1713 EMERGENCY . 787-4168 E L (LARRY) ALEXANDER G.B (JERRY! MCCARTNEY 701 S I4TH STREET LEESBURG. FLORIDA 787-4012 HOSPITAL CLINIC [- narmacu Located in Durham Young Clinic 1027 W. MAIN ST. - LEESBURG The future ' s straight ahead when you save and earn the First Federal way! -TC FIRST FEDERAL ■ SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF U.LAKE COUNTY LEESBURG LEESBURG WILDWOOD CIERMONT 00 NORTH BOULEVARD WEST 1409 WEST MAIN STREET SOUTH HIGHWAY 301 SUNNYSIDE PLAZA-ST RD 50 787 3311 787-7636 748 1701 394-3311 Member FSLIC GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 1314 W. Main Leesburg, Fla. Tires— Auto Service— T.V.— Appliances Compliments of BEYERS FUNERAL HOME, INC. Personal Service in Lake County for 55 Years 1123 W. Main Street Phone 787-4343 Leesburg, Florida I.E. Beyers Ivan E. Beyers, Jr. Joe H. Sellers BELK-LINDSEY DEPARTMENT STORE Leesburg ' s Complete Family Store Located in PALM PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER JOHN LEE ' S GULF SERVICE 101 N. 14 St. Leesburg, Fla. Good Food And Service Located on the Corner Hwy 441 and Canal Street Of Leesburg Serving Monday Thru Saturday 5:30 A.M. Til 2:00 P.M. 787-2042 CORNER PENN DIXIE GROCERY Groceries — Meats — Produce 1903 N. Citrus Blvd. Leesburg, Fla. 32748 MUMS NATURAL GAS 1221 W. Main 787-7741 Leesburg KIRBY ' S BARBER SHOP 14 St. Leesburg __ Phone 904-787-2226 U LAKE COUNTY BANK 1 c KS.. Full Service Saturday 1 ;il Hj Banking 9-Noon L JH Corner U.S. 27 Center Street GRAY ' S ORANGE BARN N. Highway 27-441 Lady Lake 753-3101 FRESH FRUIT AND GIFT SHIPMENTS Featuring a Delicatessen of Amish Meats and Cheeses, and Pennsylvania Dutch Selections LG. BALFOUR COMPANY Bob Cook — Bob Lovvorn P.O. Box 6365 Orlando, Florida 32803 Tel. (904) 429-2158 Compliments Of LAKE-SUMTER FRUIT DEALERS Licensed Citrus Fruit Dealer Clyde T. Puryear Post Office Box 716 Mascotte, Florida 32753 AEROSTAT, INC. LKESBURG MUNICIPAL AIRPORT P. O. BOX 346 LEESBURG, FLORIDA 32748 Construction • Alterations • Painting DONALD K.GIRARD Residential Building Contractor Telephone 748-2224 Wildwood, Florida 32785 Septic Tank Installation and Pumping P.O. Box 692 Fruitland Park. Fla. 32731 Suburban Septic Service Highway 27 - 441 South Lady Lake, Florida (904) 753 2460 MARTY MYER (904) 787 4170 BILL JACKSON (904) 787 5306 Gulf S Life INSURANCE COMPANY Gulf Life Insurance Co. Leesburg District Office 1325 Shelter Street W. Leesburg, Florida 32748 J.W. Spec Nesmith Manager Telephone: 787-2953 00©sis 700 North Palmetto Street • Leesburg Florida 32748 f zrzr ■ Your Concern Is Our Conce Compliments of SULLIVANS 1322 N.W. Blvd. Fabrics U.S. 441 North Leesburg, Fla. 728-3996 JEWEL BOX 600 West Main St. Leesburg, Fla. 32748 Congratulations Class of 76 THE HARDINGS Bud, Elaine, Darin, Craig Chris FABRIC KING Local Store at J.M. Fields Shopping Center Phone 748-1521 FLOWERS For All Occasions FLOWERS For All Occasions « « ■ WILDWOOD FLORIST Weddings a Specialty Gifts for All Occasions We Wire Flowers Anywhere Wildwood Wildwood, Florida Shopping Center 32785 ¥ JOHN J. BROPSON AGENCY See Us for Insurance Phone: 748-1330 Residence 748-2184 313 Main Street Wildwood, Florida 32785 Hatcher ' s Shoe And Clothing, Inc. Wildwood Shopping Plaza Wildwood, Florida ELECTRONIC SALES - SERVICE Phone 343-3261 708 Burleigh Blvd. Tavares, Florida 32778 CLOTHING SHOES FLAGSHIP BANK OF TAVARES 122 E. Main St. 343-3231 Compliments of BRYAN GROVES PACKING CO. P.O. Box W. Phone: 669-2571 Umatilla, Florida Complete Grove Management Growers and Shippers Paul W. Bryan, Pres. G. Russell Bryan, Vice Pres. Compliments of LEESBURG CABLEVISION I 2 — Channels on Cablevision 787-5I9I Best Wishes Royal Industries Leesburg Florida C.J. ' s BARBER SHOP Umatilla Florida Congratulations Seniors THE KING FAMILY Wayne, Linda Shannon Sonny and Carol Taylor Busy Bee Florist Gift Shop Phone 787-3084 Box 518 Fruitland Park, Fla. 32731 There ' s a Honey of a Difference Give Us a Buzz THE JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Cindy Klingler — Captain Holly Lamb — Co-Captain Lisa Brown, Lisa Coleman, Chrissee Macafee, Penny Matthews, Debbie Tucker Mrs. Klingler — Sponsor Compliments of THE PEPPERS FAMILY Robert, Mary, Linda, Bobby ELROD Call 787-5053 Evenings and Sundays 343-5053 2 1 00 N. Citrus Blvd. — US 27 and 44 1 North Leesburg Florida FLORIDA FASHIONS AND SALVAGE Textile Liquidations 511 N. 13th St. Leesburg, Florida THRIFTWAY FOOD STORE 712 N. 14 St. Leesburg, Fla. We Appreciate Your Business GOLDEN GEM GROWERS, INC Box 9 Umatilla, Fla. 32784 669-2101 DRU ' S CERAMIC SHOP 29 N. Central Ave. Umatilla, Fla. Compliments of JA-TEEN ACRES Earl, Billie, Tina and James Banks Altoona, Florida 32702 MAHONY ' S GROCERY Altoona, Florida TEXACO SERVICE STATION Altoona, Fla. PHONE 904-669-2694 UMATILLA APPLIANCE FURNITURE Westinghouse - Zenith Alton H. Epps 35 n. central Ave Charles C. Coleman Umatilla, fla. 327E §£ 420 W. Main St. Leesburg, Fla. 32748 Off: 787-7548 J.C.JONES INSURANCE AGENCY COTTON STATES INSURANCE I Cor. 3:14 904-669-3030 Peter C. Germeroth Vice President f erraee RETIREMENT CENTER, INC. Altoona, Florida 3005 S.E. 5th Street Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33316 305-523-8582 ALTOONA SERVICE STATION GROCERY Gulf Oil Products : Hardware Fresh Meats : Groceries Ice Phone 9421 P.O. Box 233 FLORIDA FRUIT MANAGERS, INC. South Highway 27 • P.O. Box 1 200 • Phone 787 5632 Leesburg, Florida 32748 MARKET • HARVESTING • GROVE OPERATION HALL ' S AMOCO Coy Lee Hall, Sr. Central Avenue — Umatilla, Fl. Phone 669-5100 Mailing Address: Box 22, Dona Vista, Fl. D. C. WATERS 3$fod 35 I W. Plaza Drive Eustis, Florida 357 3 1 9 1 instate M GOOo +H ALLS ' COLIN M. CREWS Senior Account Agent 204 North 5th St., Leesburg, Fla. 32748 Bus. 787-4547 • Res. 787-7153 Registered Representative, Allstate Enterprises Management Co. Phone 904-669-5155 GARNETT ' S HOBBY AND NEEDLE CRAFT SHOP Charles F. Garnett 37 N. Central Avenue Alicia T. Garnett Umatilla, Fla 32784 TOLER OIL COMPANY, DISTRIBUTOR Gulf Oil Products Hwy 44 1 E. Lake Ave. Phone 787-6873 Leesburg, Florida 32748 Serving this area since 1 939 •5 i OC « SHOP-RITE 811 Central Ave Umatilla Florida 669-3100 ?hona:-5 3 ' SlH8 ■2 6 5- H iUa« l AWhllNGS U IN ' SOWS CARP0RlS ENCL0St7r Qua ifn io-ierlsk Expert Wori.mws.ktp y Transmissions AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICES REPAIRS 1415 E.N. Blvd. Leesburg 7878008 Night Phone 753-3077 Office Supplies — Office Furniture — Business Machines ERNIE MORRIS ENTERPRISES Everything for the Office P.O. Box 818 — Phone (90 4) 793-2745 Bushnell, Florida 33513 Svwt DINING ROOM  fcuia Specializing in Steak, and U. S. Highways 27 and 44 1 North Telephone Leeiburg, Florida 787I2I0 Umatilla State Bank 750 N. Central Ave. 669-2121 I tapter pft vo ■FINE BEEF -SALAD BAR EXQUISITE FOODS Pleasant Atmosphere Excellent Service BUD SPITTLE ' S Heating Air Conditioning Heat Pump Service P.O. Box 899 Leesburg, Florida Picciola Road Phone 787-3184 EZELL ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 604 West Main Street 787-1768 SCHEDULE OF SERVICES SUNDAY SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. CHOIR PRACTICE 5:30 P.M. PRO-TEENS 5:30 P.M. EVENING SERVICE 6:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY LADIES VISITATION 9:30 A.M. TEACHER ' S MEETING 7:00 P.M. PRAYER MEETING 7:30 P.M. CHOIR PRACTICE 8:30 P.M. THURSDAY VISITATION 7:30 P.M. SATURDAY BUS VISITATION 10:00 A.M. MEN ' S PRAYER MEETING 7:30 P.M. OUR MISSION PROGRAM AUSTRALIA RANDY PERKINS BRAZIL GEORGE HOPKINS ERNIE JOHNSON BILL LEVERCOOD COLUMBIA DAVID LINGO ENGLAND ELLYOTT HODGES DAVID SMITH DOUG WORLEY ETHIOPIA BOB STAMPER FRANCE DON WILLIAMS HONDURAS DOUG THOMPSON IAPAN DON HUGHES BOB PIATT MEXICO HAROLD DEVILBISS NOEL EDWARDS NAVAfO INDIANS JESS CHANEY PHILIPPINES ART SIMS PUERTO RICO MIKE CASILLAS URUGUAY WALTER SILVA HOME MISSIONS Baptist Bible College, Springfield, Mo Central Florida Children ' s Home, Orlando, Fla Florida Baptist Bible Fellowship Lake Christian School, Leesburg, Fla Positive Action for Christ, Inc (Pro-Teens) Missions Office, Springfield, Mo. o twifo QOMbfat (jAattri INDEPENDENT - FUNDAMENTAL body repair painting WRECKER SERVICE • Complete Body Paint Shop Complete Auto Repair Service • TUNE UPS • BRAKE SERVICE • AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE • FOREIGN • DOMESTIC • FREE ESTIMATES • INSURANCE CLAIMS LEESBURG AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTY 787-0394 310 W. Magnolia St. Laesburg Agents for TITLE TRUST COMPANY OF FLORIDA and CHELSEA TITLE GUARANTY CO. LAKE ABSTRACT GUARANTY CO. — Established 7887 — ABSTRACTS OF TITLE • TITLE INSURANCE 220 W Main St., Tavares, Fla. 32778 343-5191 624 Hwy. 50 W, Clermont, Fla. 32711 394-6131 S Compliments of UMTER COUNTY HOPPER ' First in Readership and Results 793-2212 Phil Drummond Owner and Publisher Compliments of THE MULLIS FAMILY Robert, Norma, Bobby, Scotty on •offset and letterpress •business forms •engraved cards and invitations •graphic design work 506 n. 13th street • leesburg, florida • 787-3348 • NOW IN 2 LOCATIONS fc The Dealer Wiih Deal - Ability ... m P KEY SCALES FORD J g; 1719 N. CITRUS BLVD. • LEESBURG - PHONE 787-3511 fclr P ' : HWY. 301 SOUTH - WILDWOOD - PHONE 748-1720 Compliments of ALJANA MOBILE HOME PARK Hwy44l — 2 Miles East of Leesburg (904)787-2955 Best Wishes The Dempsey Coleman Family Howard Bolick Photography, Inc. 128 Riverside Avenue Jacksonville, Florida 32202 (904) 355-3578 RICHARD E. (DICK) CONRAD 1 in the Fund Raising Field Magazine Plan A Selection of Over 200 Quality Magazines Candies— Stuckeys, Heath, Mars, Pleasantville Farms RICHARD E. (DICK) CONRAD Field Manager P.O. Box 422 West Magnolia Street Howey-ln-The-Hills, Fla. 32737 Phone (904) 324-3700 We Are Proud Of Our Heritage Congratulations Seniors CHIEF BO CALLOWAY U.S. Navy Recruiting Station 301 Oak Terrace Leesburg, Fla. 32748 Phone 787-6823 Phone 904-343-5125 FLEETLINE HOMES, INC. P.O. Box 546 Tavares, Florida 32778 a .