Lyman High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Longwood, FL)
- Class of 1970
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For the senior, a school ring is a tangible, enduring reminder of all the joys, sorrows, trials and triumphs he has known at Lyman. Because this ring means so much to the students of Lyman, the 1970 Greyhound is devoted to showing that our ring and the seal which it bears represent the full scope of being a member of Lymanas student body. Pictured on the seal are the clasped hands of F riendship, the torch ofLeadershW, and the lamp of wisdom signyfying Scholarship. W e hope that as you relive the 1969-1970 school year in this book, you will come to realize that Lyman is a living, vibrant, ever-growing personwcation of our ring and its seal. by Q 9 N NL, X9 as si ix LQ 'Q - Wy wa K. T N S K w J 'xl X o Q' Ng? E x. w . xii Xi Y sd Y' Y ' A J f AV I 1 ' Ili url X I .-..-..-, x f 1 P' fi' 'Q ' 25 , QW ' x wr- Y' ' P N .V Q- -Ak m I My 4 .fx , ' 1 ' Ali' 1 w ws. R ,115 we M' X iifiisi 'iff-7: -.735 fi L, KLM ww V-. Vet 'rj U1 1 -' , ' ul gli. ' 711, 1 ph qi, 1 L .I U .iv ' , ,. .1 1 I! 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' ifi .A H+ a .':.:,. 41- ,X 3, Q , ,,,,.,, ..- '- '-A G --lf? - . ro-.i V BCR '6The woods are lovely, dark, and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleepf, Robert Frost It seems most fitting that the first Greyhound to be published from our new school beginning a new decade in the tradition of Lyman should spotlight the person who has done more than any other to bring about all that is pictured here and far more: Because he has kept his promises to his predecessors by accepting the challenge to continue to improve Lyman as an academic institution from a lone building forty- six years ago, by exemplifying by his own character the personality of Lyman's whole administration, and by maintaining the fire of Lyman's spirit. Because he has kept his promises to his contemporaries by completely devoting his life for seven years to Lyman, by adding or rehabilitating permanent building, by establishing a new school, by expanding its curriculum, and by adding and strengthening new departments, but yet never losing sight of Lyman's goal: to create a center of intellectual activity with a spiritual end. Because he has kept his promises to his successors by working for the future well-being of both the student and the school and by establishing a school with an undefeatable spirit of progress and pioneering that will remain a challenge for the people who will follow him. Because he has kept his promises to himself by, even in the .midst of his busy life finding time to read and think and grow, by never being impatient with people and never being too busy to stop and talk and by bringing himself to be respected as a worthwhile citizen, not only of the school but also of the community in which he lives. Because he has kept his promises to God by continuously trying to strengthen the magnitude and stability of his Christian character and by serving his denomina- tion through leading in all areas to help find the utruthf, Because of these and all other reasons which we are unable to express-because he did for this school in seven short years what many thought a century could not accomplish, we dedicate this, the 1970 Greyhound, to rr.f+1.'.w:12f'.'.-Ify 'f'fwfq'fff2Qnnfl?-I I I nuff, I I I LM U. . ,L E xl' - .I-11. V -L- 1-.4' - H. H. -- - f - V , . II 11, ' - 'II' : ' I 1:4- ' '11 1,,,,,M -.. I 5 :,':, I rf: I V I IN l I I I I IIELSGF- v- -fm I- I I I fi' ar -1 I , --:WMI I ..j Lf: '11 fl -I '7 'I rndn, I n I fn . W .I II' YI ., ,I -. LJ ,j I1-I-' 2 'V' ..v' F' 43 Our Principal Carlton D. Henley --5 4 -,Ns T0 Mr. Button . . . During the past ten years, there has been a man at Lyman who has taugh mathematics to countless students. He has fascinated the enthusiastic, en lightened the confused, and interested the uninterested. This man has be at ease with Lyman students, and he has imparted a respect and a kind love for mathematics to each young mind that he has reached. Because has played such an important role in the growth of Lyman and the bett ment of her students, and because he has decided to retire to his farm New York at the end of this school year, we of the Annual Staff dedica the Scholarship section of this hook to Mr. Button. Now, for next time, we would like to wish him much happiness and good fortune in the yi to come. t 4 I C -nd!! Mr. Button has served as Mathcnnatir-s Department man for llic past four years. 1969-1970 we Etsy, yi Honors and Awards? Bruce Knoechel National Science Foundation Summer Institute in Archaeology Clarion State College, Pennsylvania Cheryl Bowman STAR Student Sharon Warren Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Patty Cray , Finalist National Merit Scholarship Program State Teaching Scholarship Tanner Girard Honorable Mention National Merit Scholarship Program Connie Eriksen Honorable Mention National Merit Scholarship Program State Teaching: Scholarship N 510' xgiyyshvyt Fiji . - L , -. W tif Die Mwlbffaiiii 'FD 5 rsoww it Xe Vat' 10 Cheryl Bowman Carol Kidd ' Patty Gray Honorable Mention National Merit Scholarship Program State Teachirig Scholarship Greg Morrison State Teaching Scholarship '24 wise man will make more opportuni- ties than he finds. 3' Bacon Connie Eriksen Greg Morrison Bruce Knoechel Sharon Warren Tanner Girard Carol Kidd E f f if 1F 5-i i 1:-ii The 1969-70 student body was privileged to be the first to occupy the new Lyman school plant. The uClass of 70 will be the first class to graduate from the new facility. Many of you have expressed pride that your class will be first. As time marches on and you reflect on other events in your life, it is my hope that you will have many firsts of which to be proud. Our society provides many opportunities for you to be first because the solutions to many problems facing mankind have not yet been formulated. wffrf? Ll Princqml Carlton D. Henley B.S., M.A., Memphis State University I I f Assistant Principal Theodore Dan Dagg B.S., Bowling Green M.A., Ohio State Superintendent JOHN G. ANGEL A Each new school year provides challenges to all persons involved. Certainly this year was no exception. The change from Mold to anew Lyman was one that called for the co- operation of everyone. It is our sincere wish that with the new facilities each Lyman student will be able to gain a finer, more extensive and more meaningful education. Sincere best wishes to the 1970 graduates. May you find that which you seek, and achieve that for which you strive. Dean of tuclents John R. Schuller B.A., M.A., University of Florida The general goals for the total school guidance and counseling program are shared by all persons who seek to help children. The purposes of guidance services are to add new dimensions through systematic planning, providing additional knowledge and professional skills to strengthen existing programs and offer- ing new services where there is a need. A guidance and counsel- ing program will in no way displace the teacher's role, but should make it possible for him to perform more effectively. Emphasis shall he placed on the developmental and preventive aspects rather than the remedial. The specific goals are: To assist the pupil in relating his interests, capabilities and aptitudes to his aspirations and life goals. To help the pupil analyze himself and utilize his alternatives. To aid the teacher in identification of and provision for the individual pupil's intellectual, emotional, social, and physical characteristics. To help parents and teachers with their understanding of the individual pupil as he relates to school, career choice, and society. To assist the faculty in individualizing education for all pupils. ZTLC8 f l if fL Guidance Sta i-' ,5-ll xfiyfvrii-4 : , ,Z Scheduling studsnts for classes can be quite a problem Lester L. Wojcik Nellie E. Schweigart Louis A. Bross Margie Jeffcoat B.A., St. Thomas M.Ed., University of B.A., Steton Hall Guidance Secretary Guidance Florida M.A., Rollins Guidance Guidance I f '..-11' za . 'V' fa Q l ' 531' i 1' - ' I ' ' V L 12, ' V - fi fee Staff Marjolyn McCoy Jessie F ulford Lucille Fauth Secretary Bookkeeper Aide Library Staff Dorothy J. Anthony Louise B. Smith Christine Rising B.S., Troy State B.S., Bethune-Cookman Aide M.A., Unversity of Asst. Librarian Alabama and A-V coordinator Librarian Jane Reavis B.A. and B.S., Northeast State College English II 32 Majorie Tingley B.A., Penn. State English III wi, x Mrs. Milwee and Mrs. Hughes join classes to view Macbeth. v Q' fl Ruth Tossde B.A., Bethune-Cookman English III tribe-a Language A fe Katherine Pipkin Louise Collins B,A,, U,S,F, Ph.B., Chicago English III and English II Journalism 'i Z- I Mary Roberts B.A., U.S.F. English III and Speech and Dra HI Language Arts-traditionally called English-im cludes three basic areas: Reading and understanding great literary works of the past and presentg pre- senting ideas, both written and oralg and tracing the background and forms of the language. This year transformational grammar has been added to English Ill so the language forms will be seen in a different light, although the aim of clear, correct usage re- mains constant. Finding information and making in- formed judgments are basic skills necessary for sue-- cess in all three areas. Journalism and speech and drama students get practical experience in self-expression as they present the school paper and the play to the student body. All in all, Language Arts develops comprehension of the cultural trends which shaped modern society. GPCLTUYZQTII ll Y Department Head is f A 'E fy r-Z3 '-- I ZH , ,sn ,, , A s Ql'il13L N ' Barbara Hughes B.A., Piedmont College M.A., Illinois English IV letcher Cockrell Margaret Beard Aldia Milwee Ruby Williams John Moriarty -5-, N6Wbel'l'Y B.S., F .S.U. B.Mus., Rollins B.S., Florida A8zM A,B,, William and Mary -Ed-v U-S-G English II English IV English II English II and III nglish III and IV if vi. ! It Algebra class can be . . . Math Depa Claudia L. Scales James E. Murray B.A., Stetson B.S., Delta State Businss Math and Business Math Geometry 'N s--vs William J. Richards Betty D. Binford Walter C. Curry B.I.E., University of B.A., Mississippi State B.S., Fort Valley Florida Algebra and Geometry Business Math M.S.T., Middle Tennessee General Math Geometry In the mathematics department at Lyman High School, we aim: 1-to develop in the pupils an appreciation of the importance of mathematics as it exists in their surroundings and also as it affects their daily living 2-to make them familiar with the part mathematics has played in the past, is playing in the present, and will play in the future of civilization 3-to develop the mathematical potential of each pupil to his highest capacity of achievement 4-to create interest in means as well as in end-results 5-to stimulate clear and accurate original thinking 6-to emphasize logical reasoning and understanding rather than manipulation and mechanical performance 7-to develop such desirable characteristics as honesty and self-reliance 8--to introduce many of the newer ideas of mathematics to meet the needs of the future mathematician and scientist. ' Department Head VINIA HOWELL ELMIRA F HALL Gilbert A Button a er College B.S. Florida A8zM BA Colgate v , . ., Algebra and General Math Algebra II and III fa? ug.. boo AW KW One measure of civilization is man's understanding of the natural world and of his place in nature. In his search for this understand- ing, man has called upon magic, demons, spirits, gods, and essences to help him explain some of the perplexing and fearful events of nature. But man continued to struggle and to learn, and began to understand more about the mysteries of nature. The growth of scientific knowledge has been uneven and often uncertain but it has been fruitful, for it has led to further in- vestigation. Science is dynamic and must be regarded as an ac- tivity, thus the present state of knowledge is of importance chiefly as a basis for further operations. Understanding what science means is a goal that we hope each student will achieve through participation in the laboratory and supplemental activities associated with the science courses here at Lyman. .JU Department Head k 1- .f 'lisp - ..::., l lQuu,..g Xfiisiff 4 Robert H. Duffey B.S., University of Tennessee M.S.T., Middle Tennessee Biology II and Independent Study X 'Q Jerry D. Kirkman B.S., University of Georgia M.S.T., Middle Tennessee Chemistry and Biology I Sclence 15 not a quest for certalnty, it is rather a quest WhlCh 1S successful only to the degree that 37 l l l , An effective social studies program requires instruction that is related to the I changing nature of society and to the objectives of the school. All students need to acquire information, understanding, appreciations, attitudes, and skiils that will best serve them as individuals and as members of society. A most important goal is the development of an understanding of the political, B i 1 l. f .14 economic, and social worlds in which we live-for more effective democratic citizenship, and for a more satisfactory individual adjustment to present-day society. Stu-dents should acquire strong feelings of pride in, and appreciation of, the American heritage of freedom which is an outgrowth of our historical develop- ment. Our position of leadership in world affairs challenges the social studies to develop in students an informed historical sense to'clarify contemporary problems and to analyze the domestic and international responsibilities of the United States in our times. Social Elizabeth Hayes Dexter Hagman Henry J. Knight B.A., Florida Atlantic B.A., Blackbum B.Ed., Miami World History University World History American History tx -QD tad Ron J. White B.S., Frostbury MS., Virginia Common World History R f .-Q ' ' 1 1 1 . l ' ,Y , V X A l l ep t Department Head - . t 5 . lYlCCIlt A- William R. Ray A. Wayne Joiner Arlene Mason Masciana B,S,, University of AB., Mercer B.A., University of Florida -A., Brooklyn College Tennessee M.Ed., Mercer American History Ralph P, Brewer sychology M.A., Memphis State American History and B.S., David Lipscomb American History RAD- M.A., Stetson World History 1- mir-:fa '.- ,fl H John B. Blair A.B., Morehead Music Music Department , T1 i' Art and Humamtzes Department Antonio Lima B.F.A., Pratt Institute Art. Arts und Crafts The field of business education prepares students for job competence and helps to develop an understanding of the place of business activity in the total society. Business Education strives to help stu- dents acquire knowledge and concepts of business principles, practices, skills and terminology. , I : E Jones Mildred Leighty Florida A.8zM. Aide Typing Shorthand Lyman feels responsible not only for develop- ing the students' mental capacities but also for developing their physical abilities in prepara- tion for citizenship. Physical Education is a program offered to sophomores here at Lyman. They participate in varied activities in order to develop their physical skills and acquaint themselves with many different sports, under the careful supervision of qualified instructors. Physical Ed Miley Higgins Tony Swartout w B.S., Florence State B.A., Lambulh College Richard Copeland B.S., Bethel College M.A., Memphis St. K gfgfbfswtll Driver's Education is one of the essential courses offered here at Lyman. The students learn correct driving skills through classroom instruction, prac- tice on the range and through experience driving on the road. Mr. Bill Brewer, Coach Hatfield and Mr. Campbellare dedicated in the training of each student individually for the highways of tomor- row. William R. Brewer James M. Hatfield B.S., University of B.S., East Tennessee Illinois State University ul. - t sf ef t- f use ' my ' f fffffs Y' P h J iw 1' . X. fr if-3, , , a 1 kk N' S A Mn ' ' ' V fl X H 1 X , X' J. all S .id .. ' .Q-L ' W' 4- ' t... X Drivers Ed X' jf- .-, . - 4 4 I :VME I . .I Q5-Q xu . gb - , ,---JQJ.. - b ' .V E - , ,1gwf w . s . . - Q- .lf asf-1 1- f -' .V i his 1 '- ' 'N i4-w f L- -A 4. . ,'i,,,g I, Y -2 Y' , ' G+:-14 -4 , A rw' 4 . s , e -if t sa , s ' '- - I-.52 -.A ' N -f ' 2-1 ,-vu ' , T ' Y f n, , , , N , 1 . yg,-x T! . . ,l L - ,- , ' 'ff ' X '- 1 ,' ,A ll W A1 lf. ll I A , .gn mb 45 Present day America is a changing, ever-expanding industrial and technical complex. In consideration of the nature of contemporary society, industrial arts education provides instruction in the areas 'of industrial technology for the de- velopment of insights and understanding about modern manufacturing, communi- cations, construction, power, and transportation. Learning experiences are provided which help to discover, identify, and develop student talents for a more effective selection and completion of further academic, vocational, technical, or professional courses. Through the use of tools, machines, materials, and processes, industrial arts courses develop a measure of skill in designing, experimenting, planning, construct- ing, and evaluating instructional projects. ln this respect industrial arts makes its unique contribution to the education of all youth. Industrial Arts in an integral part of the total school program' and should be available to all students at all grade levels. While industrial arts is general educa- tion, it is also related to and lays a foundation for vocational, technical, and professional programs. Indus Things go better with Coke?! Clinton F. Smith B.S., F.S.U. Industrial Arts Department Head I 5-nf' i rts Department K W. Jackson Franlc Sedlock Williurn H. Rabun William Blackburn Ralph S. Jensen ent State Refrigerator, B.S., M.S., Ga. Southern B.S., Rollins College B.S., Rocky Mountain Air-Conditioning College Radio and T.V. College Fla Atlantic Ind. Arts, Metal Air Force Inst. of Tech. tal Drafting Tech., Power Mech. Electronics 1 a v Z il K' F X X 1.-A ff f L. W A 0. Department Head Language Department eva ' I - u Manuel C. Castro Gilbert W. King Jr. Eugenia L. Rodriguez Jeannie J. Jones B.A., Furman University A.B., University of Indiana Ph.D., University of B.A., Florida Presbyterian Spanish I French I Havana College Spanish I and II French I and II ' . 1 'lu-A -'-' 1 .-.2 '! L .,,....Av 41 , 1- -. -J M 4x il ' I I I A im' . 'Il f I , Y .1 ' fl , ve ,, The specific linguistic objectives of the foreign language depart- ment are to help students develop the ability to communicate with a fair amount of skill in everyday situations typical for the young adult, develop skill in reading for comprehension and pleas- ure and unite a simple free composition with clarity and correct- ness in vocabulary, idiom, and syntax, and with a feeling for the level of language approximate to the task. The burden of foreign language learning is on the student for he must learn to be on his own to be a self-starter. ln the beginning weeks, however, the teacher is at times a combination of a choir teacher and a director of a play. After the student is helped to see the characteristics of the language, of how to judge his performance, he must begin to -function independently so that he can use his second language for purposes he considers important. .ls U The major goal of Home Econom- ics at Lyman is to prepare students for a successful life in the spheres of self, home, and family. Courses are offered for developing important skills in self improvement fostering better relations with others, and pro- viding a desirable home environment. This department helps to develop ma- ture and competent young adults. N .i Health and Home Economics Robbie W. Ambrose Eleallef 0- FUSi0I1 B.S., Union University B-5-,.UQ1iVCl'SifY Of M.A., M.T.S.U. Mlchlgan i Health Home Economics Ruth C. Gaines B.S., University of Tennessee M.S., Syracuse University Home Economics f f' F S M 0? . tudents 5I Tom Dowell President Becky Reiker Secretary Senior Class 1970 Dawn Colhorn Treasurer 9i RUE, 1-5 V155 NE: X 'Yn Preparatzon or Citizenshzpw un ' 'El' MARION CYNTHIA ANDERSON RALPH MICHAEL ANGIULLI JANET LYNNE AUFDERHAAR CYNTHIA DENISE BACCHUS JEROME LINCOLN BALDWIN RANDALL BRUCE BALL l ROBERT EDWARD BOWERS THERESA TERRI BOYLES JOHN LEE BRANTLEY it I JOY DIANNE BRATCHER DAVID ALBERT BRAY LARRY JAMES BREWER CAROL JEANNE BRIGGS SUSAN BERYL BROOKS JOHN LEE BROWN LINDIA JOYCE BROWN DENESE AUNDREY BARRON LENORA JANE BATH RONALD N. BATTLE LINDA MARLENE BAUMLEY DAVID BEIGUE XQXYU My LEDLIE BARBARA BERRY J X 9 cf LAURA DIANE BOETTO Afifwi U T' The Height of Character . RICHARD SCOTT BROWNE HOLLIS MARIE BROWNELL PAULA ANN BRYSON RHONDA LEE BUMBALOUGH JEFFREY ALONZO BUNN CLARENCE CAIN TWILA ANNETTE CAMPBELL SIN. 'Yr'-vf 5'-' 'K DAVID CARR SUSAN ELAINE CARTER BRUCE ESTON CARVER JOHN CHRISTIAN CASS CHRISTI LYNN CASTLE KENT CAST LEMAN LESLIE ANN CICHRA DONALD HENRY CLARK KATHY O CLARK STEVE REEMAN COCKRELL AMW QWJW A of My - UQW Mldf iav .IL -f- LW LARRY MICHAEL COTE SHARON ANN COUSINEAU JUDY CRAWFORD COX MICHAEL ENNIS COYLE I PATRICIA DEE CREAMER -W SHARON ELAINE CRONK 'rf' ffwr FRANK VIDER CROUT REGINA CULBRETH gn, JEAN MARIE DACRE ANGELA LANE DANIELS JANET CODY DAWN KATHLEEN COLBORN ORI JEAN COLEMAN DANIEL OLLINS RICHARD KARL CONLEY gg CONNIE .IEAN CONNELLY DAVE LEE CONSTANTINE The Length of Honesty . BRUCE WAYNE DEBEER LARRY PHILLIP DECK LINDA GAIL DELILLO RICHARD JAY DEMPSEY 'St F-A0 JOHN WILLIAM DENNIS GORDON NATHAN DENSON PATRICIA SUSAN DEVRIES in-rf JAMIE LYNN DICE STEVEN MICHAEL DILLS KAREN G. DONALDSON DOUGLAS LEE DORN JERE DALE DOTTEN I TOMMAS MICHEAL DOWELL PATTIE MARIE DOYLE JAMES MALINUS DRIESSE VERONICA ELLEN DUDEK PAUL MATHEW DUNCAN 'I .... .. fiv- VALARIE A. DUNN CHRIS LAMAR ELLIS Lv BERNADINE F. FARRIER I DANNIE PAUL FISCHER MARY STEWART FISK MARY LENORA FLAVIN ARTHUR LEE FLORENCE GEORGE LAWRENCE FORD REBECCA JEANE FRENCH A CHERRY ILENE FRIER DEBORAH LYNN FRITSCH GAIL LYNN FRUEHAN DEBRA LEE ELLIS CONNIE JEAN ERIKSON Nh '4 LINDA MAREA EVANS LORETTA BERNITA EVANS TIM DONALD EVERHART -ff! The Width of Friendship LYNN GAIL FRUEHAN TERRY DEAN FUND ROBERT CHARLES FUNK ROBERT ALAN CAIK X L? RAYMOND HOWARD GALLIFORD LILLIAN MAI GAMBLIN JOHN HENRY GATES CT Y. bi x'Q'O 49 GARY TANNER GIRARD DAVID D. GIRST LARRY EARLE CLYNN , JUDITH ANN GOLZ F5 ROBERT ALLEN GOATES QI MELANIE ELIZABETH GOLDMAN EDIE KAYE GOODIN PENNY LYNN GOODSON KERRY ANN GOPLEN PATRICIA ANN GRAY 1-'Y Ytxr ROSA JOANNE HARTLEY RICHARD ELLIS HATTAWAY BERNARD JOHN HERON JOHN WALTON HICKS KERRY DANIEL HICKS WENDELL DAVID HICKOX DEBORAH DAWN HIGGINS Q.-Q4 , Wi' DAVID ROBERT HANKE GREGORY ALLEN HARBOT CHARLES JOHN HARMELING CHARLES M. HALL GEORGINE LEE HALL MICHAEL DAWSON GRIFFIN CHARLES CLAUDE GRILE GARY LEE GRISWOLD PAMELA RAYE HAGLE WESLEY IVAN HALLOCK 9 T' The obleness . LESLIE JEAN HIGHSMITH LAWRENCE ANTHONY HIGLEY BRENDA SUE HILL CIP' , ----v ine- ,VKX A' B ASL iv' I SHARON DENISE HILL 'Jw' 'ii SHELIA ANNE HILL GLENDA JOYCE HINSON JAMES DERWOOD HOBBS -p T- DONALD GENE HODGE GERALD WILSON HODGES JAMES STEVEN HOLCOMB MIKE JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH GLORIA ANN HOLMES DEBORAH ANN HOMAN PEGGY ANN HOOVER KATHY A. HUDSON MARC ALAN HULTIN MARY DIANE HUTH LINDA GAYE ISBELL ALICE JOY ISON PRISCILLA A. JACKSO GINGER M. JEFFCOAT N TOM JAMES JOHNS DAVID BRUCE JOHNSON ' ,Kip SHERLEY ALTAMESE JOHNSON BEULAH BELL JONES CATHLEEN LOUISE JONES DENISE JEAN KEHL CHARLES EDWARD KELLY CAROL ANN KIDD GAIL MARIE KILMER JOHN MAURICE JOHNSON LINDA GAIL JOHNSON PAUL JOHNSON GEOFFREY CHARLES JOHNSON Q3 M' NI? 359 N 'TE' 0? Q74 The Dail Sacri ice . GEORGE O'NEAL KIMBRO ,A THOMAS NEIL KLINGER BRUCE ALAN KNOECHEL ROBERT WILSON KOLLER JANET FRANCES KOULCSIK JAMES J. LAFLEUR MARILYN LEE LANCE 1.424 COLUMBUS LATTIMORE SHARON MARIE LENTY BRADFORD SWAIN LINAWEAVER JAN CARL LOFTIN CHARLES JOHN LOCKYER JANICE GAIL LOMMLER fdfffa LEO C. LORENA SANDRA KAY.LOVELACE CAROL LYNNE MAC NUTT ANTHONY CHARLES MATHEWS 63 '-S-ev -,I HAROLD THOMAS MARINE GREGORY PATRICK MARTIN EDDIE WAYNE MARVIN KEVIN JAMES McCARTHY ANN HELAINE MCLAUGHLIN CHARLES DANIEL McMILLON LESLIE McQUlRTER JOHN DAVID MCELMURRY PAMELA KAYE McGINNIS ROBERT CARL MCKENNA JOHN LEWIS MEEKS DANNY JAMES MELVIN MARILYN MARIE MICHELS JILL KAY MINGO PAMELA KAE MONEY CYNTHIA SUE MORENE RICHARD JOESPH MORO va-.3 LLOYD PAUL NICHOLAS JOHN HARW OOD NICHOLSON DEAN ASHBY NOLAND LINDA KAY NORRIS KENNETH BRUCE OLIVER MARTHA ELAINE OLIVER ROBERT JOHN OLSEN MICHAEL ANTHONY POWER STEPHEN MICHAEL PERRAULT ZORA PINTAR JOE ALAN PITT THERSA B. PLEMMONS RENEE' MARIE PONTE JANIS OLIVIA POPE KATHERINE E. PASCHAL I LINDA ANN PAVELCHAK RICHARD M. PAYNE CHARLES HAROLD O MEARA CALVIN WILLIAM OWEN5 MARY ELILABETH PARKER DEBRA MARIE PARRISH The Willingness to Liveg . JANE ELIZABETH PUGH MARY JEAN PUGLIA NANCY ANN PUGLIA ANTHONY CHARLES PURPURA STEVEN ALLEN PYE WENDY ANN RAINEY JUDY LEE RASTATFER gf '57 KATHY S. REDDITT CHARLES DOUGLAS REEDY BECKY ANN REIKER JW JOYCE ANNE REITER I JOAN MARIE REPASZ KATHI ALAN RENO 'fb' TN- KAREN SUE RICE JAMES HAROLD RICHARDSON KATHY MARIE RICHEY JULIA DIANA RICKS ,,-4' 'CHRISTINE LYNN SAMBROOK BRUCE ALAN SANDERSON PATRICIA ANNE SAPP LEONARD SCHILDHOUSE MICHAEL N. SCHNEIDER LEDGER ROBERT SCHULTZ CHRISTINE LOUISE . SCHUNEMAN gf-1 M aww fm UIQ' . 0 www WMS gfkdjw LARRY WALTER RIGLING WILLIAM ALLEN RITTER FRED PHILIP ROBERTS TERESA DAWN ROBERTS CYNTHIA BERNITA ROBINSON BEVERLY ANN ROLAND PATRICIA MARIE ROSE Edgy gag? 70 ALISON ANNE ROW KRIST LEO SALMI CHRIS LEE SAMBROOK Weigh the Value 0 a oul . DANIEL LEE SCOTT DONNA KAY SCOTT BRENDA ARLENE SELLERS GRANVILLE ATTAWAY SHARPE JUDY ANDREA SHEFFIELD BENJAMIN WADE SHEPERD DIANNE JEAN SILVER Q:-f2'.',,w N Ji DEBORAH ANN SILVIS EVJEWEL ELAINE SIMMONS J SHIRLEY'ANN yiW1 Rf 3 gd Q S S5 M 9 U of Q Y! Q-4 gif' GW NIEHS LA SI My jij k jgjy O SHARON NN SI KI A JB DE55 K SIT 5 UU psf of NGN CHARLOTTE GENE SMITH CRAIG RICHARD SMITH DANIEL ALLEN SMITH mg -1: C! :Ffh in 69 NM oft fl aa. W W VM JMX HUL WILLIAM JAMES SMITH PATRICIA ANN SMITH RAYMOND WILSON SMITH GEORGE MICHAEL SPATT CALISTA JUNE SPRAGG HARRIET ANNETFE SPIRES RONALD GENE STEPHENSON TINA LOU SUCCI GUY EDWARD SUMMERS WILLIAM EDWARD SUMPTER MARGARET ANN SVANCAR ALLEN LEE SWAINSTON MARGARET ANN SWEARINGER MICHAEL STEVEN TARTER 70 HARRY FREEMAN STOKES CLAUDE KIRK STONE RICHARD NEEL STURGILLI and Measure Human Height. CINTHIA KAY TETENS JAMES DAVID THOMAS MICHAIL JOSEPH THOMAS JAN ELAINE THOMPSON fvewf ELLEN JANE TOPPING MICHAEL LYNN TOWNSEND KIMBERLY BRADFORD TURNER Qu, NIICHAEL ALLAN TWYFORD LESLIE ANN TYSZKO CHERYL ANN VENNE VALERIE LYNN VICKERS CRAIG ALEXANDER VOSKAN GAIL DOREEN VOSKAN BEVERLY JAN WADE JAMES CARLETON WAHL JOHN CLEVELAND WARD MARCIA CI-IARISSE WARD if AMBER S WHITE EMMA JEAN WILDER JOHN DAVID WILKINSON . :4 . ,tx ,J' ROSELYN ALAN RICHARD DIANE SUSAN MERRILYN SUE HILDA JEAN JULIAN YATES ZIM CASTLE DERICKSON HUMPHREY PATRICK JORDAN We, the Senior Class of 1970, wish to express our sincere thanks to our sponsors and to those who dedicated their time and effort to make our class one of the best. We have our memories to hold and remember, and now look forward to our future and what it holds for us. We are on the brink of a new and exciting world. We enter this world with enthusiasm for a new life and leave Lyman High School with the traditions we've helped to uphold and those we may have helped to create. This year has been one that will be remembered and cherished by every member of the graduating class. Every student has special memories that no one else shares: the memories of achievement, accomplishment, and friendship. We may be sad to leave, but we've leamed responsibility and now we must leave the halls of Lyman High School to seek what life holds for us. Z 73 Senior Statistics ABEL, GEORGE: D.E.C.A. 4. ACKERMAN, LINDA: Prom Server 2: Pep Club 2: Student Council 3: Homecoming 3, 4: Powder Puff 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4-: Annual Staff Sweetheart 4: Civinettes 4. ADAMS, STEVE: Band 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Interact 4. AIKENS, SUSAN: Powder Puff 4. ANDERSON, MARIAN: Transferred from Crooms High School 4. AUFDERHAAR, JANET: Transferred from Beloit Memorial, Beloit, Wiscoiisin 4: Greyhound Growl4. BACCHUS, CINDY: French Club 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Girls' State 3: Majorette 3, 4: Honor Society 4. BALL, RANDY: Transferred from Pensacola High School 2: Beta Club 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4. BALLARD, STEVE: Track 2: Key Club 3, 4. BARNES, GEORGE: Homecoming Senior Cheer- leader 4. BARRINGER, DEBBIE: Homecoming 3: Annual Staff 3, 4: Prom 3: Campus Crusades 4. BARRON, DENESE: Chorus 2, 3, 4. BATH, LENNIE: Drama Club 3, 4: Powder Puff 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Basketball Hostess 4. BAUNILEY, MARLENE: Transferred from Cadillac High School, Cadillac, Michigan 2: Pep Club 3: F.T.A. 3, 4. BEIQUE, DAVID: Homecoming, 3, 4: C.B.E. 4. BENEFIELD, GARY: J.V. Football 2: Track 2, 4: Interact 4: Campus Crusades 4. BERRY, BARBARA: French Club 3: Prom 3: Powder Puff 3, 4: Homecoming 3, 4: Basketball Hostess 4: G.A.A. BOETTO, LAURA: F.H.A. 4. BOWERS, ROBERT: Football Manager 2, 3: Letterman Club 3, 4: Homecoming 4. THERESA BOYLES: Band 2, 3, 4. BRATCHER, JOY: Annual Staff 3, 4: Library Club 3: Chorus 4: Powder Puff 4. BRIGGS, CAROL: Library Club 2: Homecoming 4. BROOKS, SUSAN: Library Club 2: Pep Club 3: Powder Puff 4. BROWN, JOHN: D.E.C.A. 4. BROWN, LINDIA: Powder Puff 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Campus Crusades 4. BUMBALOUGH. RHONDA: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Li- brary Club 2. 4. BURNS. PAM: Spanish Club 2, CAIN, CLARENCE: Letterman Club 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Newspaper Staff 3, 4: Track 4. CALLAHAN, CHARLES: Transferred from Bishop Moore High School 4. CASS, CHRIS: Spanish Club 2: Golf 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Key Club 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 4. CASTLE, DIANE: Office Assistant 3. CICHRA, LESLIE: Spanish Club 3: F.T.A. 4. CLARK, DONALD: Drama Club 4. CLARK, KATHY: Pep Club 2: Spanish Club 4: F.T.A. 4: Powder Puff 4: Civinettes 4: Spanish Club Sweetheart 4. COCKRELL, STEVE: J.V. Basketball 2: Key Club 3: F.C.A. 3: Varsity Basketball 3, 4. CODY, JANET: French Club 2: Pep Club 2: G.A.A. 3: Powder Puff 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. 4. COLBORN, DAWN: French Club 2: Greyhound Growl 2, 3, 4: Jr. Class Secretary: Prom 3: Senior Class Treasurer: Civinettes 4. COLLINS, DANNY: Track 3: Letterman Club 3, 4: Student Council, V.P. 4. CONNELLY, CONNIE: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Powder Puff 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4. COUSINEAU, SHARON: Spanish Club 2: Soph. Secretary: Student Council 3: C.B.E. 4. COX, JUDY: Transferred from Killeen High School, Killeen, Texas 4: Annual Staff 4: Drama 4: Powder Puff 4. COYLE, MICHAEL: Homecoming 2, 3: Greyhound Growl 3, 4. CRAWFORD, JOYCE: C.B.E. 4. CREAMER, PATRICIA: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Library Club 4. CRONK, SHARON: Powder Puff 3. CULBRETH, REGINA: Powder Puff 3: Student Council 4. DACRE, JEAN: Pep Club 4: F.T.A. 4. DANIELS, ANGIE: Transferred from T. C. Williams High School 4: C.B.E. 4. DeBEER, BRUCE: Drama Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 3. DEMPSEY, RICHARD: Transferred from Bran- don High School, Florida 4: Interact 4. DENSON, GORDON: Football 2, 3, 4: Letterman Club 3, 4: Track 3, 4. DERICKSON, SUE: Homecoming 3: Prom 3: Campus Crusades 4: Campus Crusades Sweet- heart 4. DICE. JAMIE: Drama Club 3: Powder Puff 3, 4. DILLS, STEVEN: Transferred from Shamrock High School, Atlanta, Ga. 4. DORN, DOUGLAS: Track 2, 3, Letterman Club 2, 3, Homecoming 3. DOWELL, TOM: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letterman Club 2, 3, 4, F.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Homecoming 2, 3, -1, Prom 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Sr. Class Pres. ' DRIESSE, JIM: Transferred from Oak Ridge. 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Greyhound Growl 3, 4, Interact 4. DUDEK, VERONICA: Band 2, Greyhound Growl 4, Paramedical Club 4, Powder Puff 4. ' ELLIS, CHRIS: Band 2, 3, 4. ELLIS, DEBBY: Band 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 4. ERIKSON, CONNIE: Beta Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, Campus Crusades 4. EVANS, LINDA: C.B.E. 4. FALK, VINCENT: Transferred from St. Mary's Academy, Little Falls, N.Y. 4. FARRIER, BERNADINE: Home Ee. 3, D.E.C.A 4. FISCHER, DAN: Band 2, 3, Homecoming 2, 3. FISK, MARY: Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Drama Club 3, -l, Prom 3, Greyhound Growl 3, 4, Student Council 4, Civinettes 4, Basketball Hostess 4, Powder Puff 3, 4. FLAVIN. LENORA: Honor Society 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Homecoming 3, 4, Prom 3, Campus Crusades 4. FLORENCE, ARTHUR: Chorus 3, 4. FOGARTY, DENISE: Transferred from St. John the Baptist, N.Y. 4. FORD, GEORGE: ,l.V. Football 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, Lettermen Club 3, 4. FRENCH, BECKY: Beta Club 3, 4, Campus Crusades 4. FRIER, ILENE: Pep Club -l. FRUEHAN, GAIL: F.T.A. 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Campus Crusades 4. FRUEHAN, LYNN: F.T.A. 2: Honor Society, 3, 49 Bela Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Campus Crusades 4. FUND, TERRY: French Club V.P. 4. FUNK, BOB: Transferred from Fort Knox High School, Kentucky 3, Basketball 3, 4, Lettermen Club 3. 4, Key Club 3, F.C.A. 4. GAIK, ALAN: Drama Club -lt, Paramedics Club 4- GALLI FORD, RAY: Band 2, 3, -l-. GAMBLIN, LILLIAN: C.B.E. -l-. GATES, JOHN: Annual Staff, Photographer 3, 4, Student Council 3, Library Club 3, ll. GIRARD, TANNER: French Club 2: Soph. Server 2, Student Council 3, Prom 3, Key Clllb 3, 45 Honor Society 3. 4, Annual Staff 3, 4. GIRST, DAVID: Library Club 3, A-V Club 4. GLYNN, LARRY: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Lettermen Club 3, 4, F.C.A. 3, 4, Student Council 3, Key Club 4. GOATES, ROBERT: Transferred from Bellevue High School, Bellevue, Nebraska 3. GOLDMAN, MELANIE: ,l.V. Cheerleader 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Annual SWEET- HEART 3, Powder Puff 3, 4, Paramedical Club 3, 4. COLZ, JUDY: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Greyhound Growl 3, Beta Cub 3, 4, Basketball Hostess 4, Beta Sweetheart 4, Homecoming Court 4. GOODIN, EDIE: Transferred from Howey Acad- emy, Florida 4. GOODSON, PENNY: Powder Puff 3, 4, Campus Crusades 4, Annual Staff 4. GOPLEN, KERRY: French Club 2, Band 2. GRAY, PATTY: Soph. Server 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, Prom 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Homecoming 4, Key Club Sweetheart 4, Miss L.H.S. 4, Student Council 4. GRIFFIN, MIKE: Band 2, Track 2. GRILE, CHUCK: ,l.V. Football 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, Pres. 4. GRISWOLD, GARY: Transferred from Havelock High School, N.C. 3, Band 3, 4, Drama Club 4. HAGLE, PAM: French Club 2, Drama Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, Greyhound Growl 4, Basketball Hostess 4, Homecoming Court 4. HALL, GIGI: Spanish Club 3, Prom 3, Drama Club 4. I HALLOCK, WESLEY: Track 2, 3, 4. HANKE, DAVID: Transferred from Oviedo High School 4, Key Club 4. HARBOT, GREGORY: Homecoming 3, Student Council 4. HARMELING, CARL: Band 2, Paramedical Club 4. HARTLEY, JOANNE: Library Club 4, F.H.A. 4, Homecoming 4. HATTAWAY, RICHARD: Band 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, Key Club 4. HIGGINS, DEBBIE: Powder Puff 3, 4, Pep Club 4. HIGHSMITH. .lEAN: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, Homecoming 4. HIGLEY, SKIP: Band 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Interact, Pres. 4, Greyhound Growl 4, Most School Spirit 4. HINSON, GLENDA: French Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, French Club Sweetheart 4. HITT, CHRIS : Basketball 4. HILL, BRENDA: Transferred frQm West Anchor- age High School, Anchorage, Alaska 3: C.B.E. 4. HILL SHEILA: Transferred from Seminole High Schbol, Sanford, Fla. 4. HOLCOMB, JIM: Transferred from Harper Creek High School, Michigan 2. HOLMES, GLORIA: Chorus 4. HOMAN, DEBORAH: Transferred from Douglas High School, S.D. 4: C.B.E. 4. HUBBARD, BOBBIE: Transferred from West Blocton High School 4. HUDSON, KATHY: Transferred from Evans High School, Fla. 4. HULTIN, MARC: J.V. Football 3: Drama Club 4: French Club 4. HUMBLE, MIKE: D.E.C.A. 4. HUTH, MARY: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Powder Puff 4. ISBELL, LINDA: Transferred frdm Fernandina Beach High School 3: Honor Society 3, 4: Pres. 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Civinettes 4. ISON, ALICE: French Club 3: Powder Puff 3: Paramedical Club 4: F.T.A. 4. JEFF COAT, GINGER: Student Council 2: Par- amedical Club 4. JOHNS, TOM: D.E.C.A. 3, 4: Pres. 4. JOHNSON, DAVID: Campus Crusades 4. JOHNSON, LINDA: Chorus 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, SHIRLEY: Chorus 2,' 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3: F.H.A. 3. JONES, BEULAH: G.A.A. 2, 3: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. JONES, CATHY: Office Assistant 3, 4. KEHL, DENISE: Transferred from Winter Park High School 3: Pep Club 3: Student Council 4: Student Council Sweetheart 4. KIDD, CAROL: Transferred from Monona Grove High School, Wisconsin 3: Pep Club 3: F.T.A. 3, 4: Powder Puff 3, 4: Beta 3, 4: Spanish Club 4. KILMER, GAIL: Soph. V.P. 2: Student Council 2, 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Homecoming 3: Prom 3. KNOECHEL, BRUCE: Track 2, 3, 4: Letterman Club 2, 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: F.C.A. 2, 3, 4. KOUALCSIK, JAN: Transferred from Jefferson High School 3: Pep Club 3: F.H.A. 3. LAFLEUR, JIM: Interact 4: Homecoming Escort 4. LANCE, MARILYN: Transferred from Evans High School, Fla. 3: Beta Club 4. LATTIMORE, COLUMBUS: Chorus 2, 4. LENTY, SHARON: Drama Club 3. LINAWEAVER, BRAD: Drama Club 3: Drama Pres. 4. LOF TIN, JAN: Class Treasurer 2: Soph. Server 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Homecoming Escort 4. LOMMLER, JANICE: Homecoming 2, 3, 4: Powder Puff 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Pep Club 4: Campus Crusades 4. LOVELACE, SANDY: Majorette 2, Band 2: D.E.C.A. 3, 4: D.E.C.A. Sweetheart 3, 4: D.E.C.A. V.P. 4. MARVIN, EDDIE: Interact 4: Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. MATHEWS, CHARLES: J.V. Football 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Letterman Club 4: Student Council 4. MATHEWS, LINDA: G.A.A. 2: FHA 2, 3, 4: Pres. 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4: Beta Club 4: Powder Puff 3, 4. MCCARTHY, KEVIN: Transferred from Chartiers Valley High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. 2: Home- coming 4. MCDANIELS, ANNIE: F.H.A. 3: D.E.C.A. 4. MCELIVIURRY, JOHN: Band 2: Key Club 4. MCGINNIS, PAM: Spanish Club 2: Paramedical 4. McKENNA, ROBERT: Baseball 4. McLAUGHLIN, ANN: Student Council 2, 4: Homecoming 2: Powder Puff Waterboy 2. MCMILLON, CHARLES: Track 3. MCQUIRTER, LESLIE: Transferred from Wing- field High School, Jackson, Mississippi, 4. MEEKS, JOHN: J.V. Football 2: Track 3. MICHELS, MARILYN: Transferred from Eau Callie High School, Fla. 3: Choir 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Powder Puff 3: F.H.A. 3. MITCHELL, NORMAN: Spanish Club 2: D.E.C.A. 4. MORENE, CYNTHIA: Pep Club 2, 3: Powder Puff 3: Annual Staff 4: Student Council 4. MORO, RICHARD: Track 2. MORRISON, GREG: Track 2: Greyhound Growl 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3. MORSE, ALVIN: Chorus 2, 3, 4. MUL'LENS, JAMES: Transferred from Leto High School, Tampa, Fla. 4. MYERS, PATRICIA: Transferred from Carroll High School, Ozark, Alabama 3: Band 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Campus Crusades 4. NAVARRA, SALLY: C.B.E. 4. NEEL, JESSICA: G.A.A. 2: Library Club 3, 4: Prom 3: Homecoming 2, 3: F.H.A. 4. NEWTON, BETTY: Prom 3: Powder Puff 4: Pep Club 4. NICHOLAS, PAUL: Football 2, 3, 4: Letterman Club 3, 4: Interact V.P. 4. NOLAND, DEAN: Football 2, 3, 4. NORRIS, LINDA: Spanish Club 2: Powder Puff 3: F.T.A. 3: Civinettes 4: Paramedics 4, Paramedics Sweetheart 4: Homecoming 4: Pep Club 4. O'MEARA, CHARLES: J.V.Football 2: Beta Club 3: Greyhound Growl 3, 4: Interact 4. OLIVER, MARTHA: Powder Puff 3, 4. OLSEN, ROBERT: J.V. Basketball 2: D.E.C.A. 4. OWENS, CALVIN: Homecoming 3, 4. PARKER, MARY: Transferred from Forest Lake Academy, Fla. 3. PARRISH, DEBBIE: Drama Club 3. PASCHAL, KATHY: Library Club 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2: F.T.A. 4. PAVELCHAK, LINDA: Spanish Club 2, 3: Pep Club 2: Beta Club 4: Drama Club 4: F.T.A. 4. PAYNE, RICHARD: Drama Club 3, 4: Home- coming 4. PERRAULT, STEVE: Beta Club 3, 4: Pres. 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Most Dependable 4. PINTAR, ZORA: Transferred from Edgewater High School, Fla. 3: Paramedics 4: Powder Puff 4. PITT, JOE: Pep Club 2. PLEMMONS, TERRY: Chorus 2. PONTE, RENEE: Greyhound Growl 3: Homecom- ing 4. POPE JANIS: J.V. Cheerleader 2: Spanish Club 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Key Club Sweetheart 3: Homecoming Court 3: Student Council 4: Interact Club Sweetheart 4: Homecoming Queen 4. POWER, MIKE: Spanish Club 3: Drama Club 3, 4: Beta Club 4. PUGH, JANE: Student Council 2: French Club 3: Powder Puff 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Paramedical 4. PURPURA, TONY: Homecoming 3, 4: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3: D.E.C.A. 4. PYE, STEVE: A-V Club 2: Student Council 4. RAINEY, WENDY: Transferred from Mount Dora High School, Fla. 3: Student Council 4. RASTATTER, JUDY: Campus Crusades 4. E REDDITT, KATHY: Transferred from Colonial High School, Fla. 3: Paramedical 4. REES, JOHN: Transferred from Lake Taylor High School, Norfolk, Va. 4. REPASZ, JOAN: G.A.A. 2: Student Council 2: Drama Club 4: Homecoming 4. g RICE, KAREN: Pep 'Club 2: Paramedical 3, 4: Pres. 4: Powder Puff 3: Drama Club 3: C.B.E. 4. RICHARDSON, JAMES: Paramedical Club 3: Band 4: Beta Club 4. RICHARDSON, MARY: Transferred from Union County High School, Fla. Beta Club 4: F.H.A. 4: F.H.A. Sweetheart 4: Powder Puff 4. RICHEY, KATHY: Transferred from Magnificate High School, Cleveland, Ohio, 2: C.B.E. 4. RICKS, DIANA: Annual Staff 3, 4: Powder Puff 4. RITTER, BILL: Transferred from Winter Park High School, Fla. 3: Key Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 4. ROBERTS, FREDERIC: Transferred from Sharon High School, Sharon, Mass. 4: French Club 4. ROBINSON, CYNTHIA: Chorus 2, 3. ROLAND, BEVERLY: Student Council 4. ROSE, PATTY: Pep Club 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: Powder Puff 4: G.A.A. Sweetheart 4: Home- coming Court 4: Civinettes 4. ROW, ALISON: Spanish Club 2: Beta Club 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Homecoming 4. SALMI, KRIST: Band 2: Spanish Club 4. SAMBROOK, CHRISTINE: Transferred from Boone High School, Fla. 3: Chorus 3. SAPP, PAT: Transferred from Leesburg High School, Fla. 2: Greyhound Growl 3: D.E.C.A. 4. SCHILDHOUSE, LENNY: Transferred from Titus- ville High School, Fla. 2: A-V Club 3, 4. SCHNEIDER, MIKE: Transferred from Paxon High School, Jacksonville, Fla. 4: Honor Society 4: Interact 4. SCHUNEMAN, CHRISTINE: Transferred from Dulaney High School, Maryland 3: F.T.A. 4: Pep Club 4: Civinettes 4. SCOTT, DANNY: Beta Club 3, 4: Student Council 4: F .T.A. 4: Campus Crusades 4. SELLERS, BRENDA: Transferred from Savannah High School, Ga. 4. SHARPE, GRANVILLE: Transferred from Stanton Military Academy 4. SHEF F IELD, ANDREA: C.B.E. 4. SIMMONS, JEWEL: Chorus 4. SLIMICK, CONNI: Transferred from Pittsburgh Pa. 3: Band 3, 4. SIMMONS,SHIRLEY: Transferred from Crooms High School, Fla. 4: F.H.A. 4. SITES, DEBBY: Transferred from Penn Manor High School, Pa. 4: Annual Staff 4: G.A.A. 4: Honor Society 4: Drama Club 4: Powder Puff 4: Civinettes 4. SMITH, CHARLOTTE: Pep Club 4. SMITH, CRAIG: Football 2, 3, 4: Letterman Club 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: F.C.A. 3, 4. SMITH, PATRICIA: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Beta Club 4: Campus Crusades 4. SPATT, GEORGE: Transferred from Fletcher High School, Fla. 3: Beta Club 4: French Club 4. SPRAIG, CALISTA: F.T.A. 4. STERLING, LINDA: Transferred from N.Y. High School 4: Greyhound Growl 4. STONE, CLAUDE: ' Transferred from Colonial High School, Fla. 2. STOKES, HAL: Football 2, 3, 4: Band 2. STEPHENSON, RONALD: Basketball 2. SUCCI, TINA: Drama Club 3: Powder Puff 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. SUMMERS, GUY: Interact 4: D.E.C.A. 4. TARTER, MICHAEL: Transferred from Oak Ridge, Fla. 4: Lab Assistant 4. TETANS, CINDY: Student Council 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Paramedical 3: Campus Crusades 4. THOMAS, MIKE: Drama Club 4: Paramedical 4. THOMPSON, JAN: Paramedical 3, 4. TRANSUE, RUSS: Transferred from Seminole High School, Fla. 4. TURNER, BRAD: A-V Club 2: D.E.C.A. 3, 4: Student Council 3. TYSZKO, LESLIE: Powder Puff 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. VENNE, CHERYL: Transferred from West High School, N.H. 3: Prom 3: Powder Puff 4: Civinettes 4. VICKERS, VAL: Powder Puff 3: Greyhound Growl 4: Student Council 4. VOSKAN, CRAIG: Football 3, 4: Letterman Club 3, 4: F.C.A. 3, 4: Interact 4. VOSKAN, GAIL: Drama Club 2: Pep Club 2, 4: Basketball Hostess 4. WADE, JAN: Powder Puff 3: F.T.A. 4: Drama Club 4: Campus Crusades 4. WARD, MARCY: Drama Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Spanish Sweetheart 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Campus Crusades 4. WARREN, SHARON: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2: Homecoming 2, 3, 4: Soph. Server 2: Annual Staff 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Prom 3: Campus Crusades 4: Most Dependable 4. WATTS, KATHY: Student Council 2: Homecom- ing 2: Annual Staff 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Powder Puff 3, 4: Campus Crusades 4. WATTS, NANCY: Band 2, 3: Homecoming 3, 4: Civinettes 4: Student Council 4. WEATHINGTON, SHERI: G.A.A. 2, 3: Powder Puff 3: D.E.C.A. 4: Homecoming 2, 3, -I-. WEBBER, DEBBIE: Pep Club 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Pres. 3: Powder Puff 3: C.B.E. 4. WEIDNER, PAUL: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Key Club 2, 3: Letterman Club 2, 3, 4. WESSELS, CARL: Football 4. WHITE, AMBER: Annual Staff 2: Drama Club 4-. WILKINSON, JOHN: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4. WILLIAMSON, CHERYL: Transferred from Newark High School, Calif. 3: Paramedic Club 3, 4: French Club 4: Campus Crusade 4. YATES, DEBBIE: Student Council 2, 4: Powder Puff 3, 4: Pep Club 4. YATES, ROSELYN: Transferred from Oviedo High School, Fla. 3: Drama Club 4. MARTIN, GREG: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Prom 3: Student Council 4: Homecoming 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Interact 4. TOPPING, ELLEN: Annual Staff 4: Paramedic Club 4, Powder Puff 3: Senior Water Boy Powder Puff 4. Mr. and Miss Lyman High Patty Gray Rick Browne Q. , Most School Spirit Becky Reiker Skip H igley 80 Mos t A ttractifve Gail Voskan Craig Voskan 1- Most Sincere Marcy Ward Paul Weidner . 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L Q, :- -1'-' .l l Patti Wolf Craig Young Jay Schick Y ,F se li! JQJJ N N 5 'J yt it . l .t Q2 X jf 5 sift U ' R Living in a nation ahounding in wealth and prosperity, we some- ? I X times forget that poverty and hate still exist throughout the world. ,J Q QL' Today's young people realize, as have others before them that these nW My All swtwwwvr JW f ggfafqfilecififffwf Jiffy We W W problems cannot he ignored. We recognize the importance of helping those who are less for- tunate than ourselves and realize that if we are to understand the true meaning of life we must first learn to love one another. The Class of '71 I ' J we who 5 it tj? ei? 9l I Y 2 Q -,si A he-. Lf--ezirigff U K. .1 MJ ' . uv Y I . ' i 1 hx.: Y 1' Qs fi T4 ff, ,pr-P N, ff , -5 3lN eff i'-5. G M54 ?V l..f-5 Xiu- I x' 165 'NS' Wa 1 , Q12 1 fx ba, L 813299 0 5:3 Y' A l . A .xii 1 I JF' Q V ,I I ,Wag-,s 0 ' ' ,Z f r -,dj ' ' ff -Q , x.. Ldv. ' ,g , bf. Afikdjr , f wa . 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'x Ll' f, 6 , , 1. .1 ,g,., ii 1 M... . li' ,N ,- n,. .Tl A Class of '72 President - Carol Anne Smith Vice-President - Mike Minnock Secretary - Chris Lent Treasurer - Blake CztQUepper 14 A I I - .gan- CAROL-AN N E MIKE CHRIS BLAKE .I .1- I . . , YN K .lg ll A ' i t x ' l 1 A . I A t N . - X N A K'-V , a Q - -, F , Cf ' n Y 33' 4, e r A p J- , f t ,..4 r f . ily '51, Y ., Q '7.xe,:.. ' Ma Q- 2- X 'A ., 455' , 2 , .HE- - sa. J il: H - 1 ' flu . lil l A ' Q- ' V ' , 'ii ' 1 All . ,LQ l -271:-ifiil V J yr .P A . Y ' - ' 1 i Q , ' 5' Q sl '3 J' Q If A A 'J In I 1 E 1 A , Qi- S N ff ' fill L he ,I it 1 i 1- I in X 'Tr'-'J ', L., . X , '.-V .ff R, '- -N , v G 4 -, ' 4. A li 'Q ' 'lil , w if , ' Wie- x r rr.. . , ,, iz' L 1 H i. i .:-4 . , i 'r - - A' I r. I fl 2 K ff- iv X7 . t f A ,lf ' r - , ' P-1 , , IL, v - 4 ' ., A - t l .4 A A nfl' X 17 'F 1 , J' ' 'll I i xl-C ' ' i' 5-A 'ff 'Cixi-- 1 ,r 1. '-. e N. A ' -F ' -4 A ' H , . 1 l A I nf lllilg, w f. f - ,A W, w' may . 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W i L -Q, ' ' Y I , if Qi by .f 'V 'QQ 5 A -1 N ' i ' l' Ln. ..... ..'. 1 - Hr ,- ' V if , If Q Bill Howell Sue Hoyt Carl Huffman Martha Hulton Sharon Hulton Cary Hussian Lael .lackson Betty .lacohs Jim James Bobby ,Iarrell Rusty .laskowiak Cathy Johnson Patty Johnson Tim Johnson Chuck Jones Debbie Jones Janet Kaemer Karen Kating ,lody Kampvr .lames Keane John Keim Tracy Keiher Cathy Kling Martha Klinger Robert Knight Robdrt Knight Walter Knot-hel Kathy Knutson Cindy Craft Eileen Krol Robert Kusiak Kathy LaBrce Cecilia Lawery Karen Lecoress Lnuann Leidner Chris Lent Diana Lepiad George Lightner Dale Kindsley Pam Lowe Patricia Lowe Steve Lucas Mariz Luttrel Karen Lutts Fran Lyons Steve Madill Rick Magee Rita Malhowski Becky Mange Chuck Manning Lisa Martin Sandy Martin Cheryll Marz Duane Master David Mathews John Mathews Leonard Maxwell .lohn Mclfnsy Bruce McBride Allen McGraw Robert Mclntosh Angela McKinney Phil McViear Bill Means Kathy Merritt Phylis Michaels Karen Miller Mike Minnock Peggy Mobley Linda Mojer Bill Morris Pam Morris Donna Morrison Patty Moscado Pam Mulchi Beth Myers Mike Nash Kelly Neprad Bonnie Newton Catherine Nixon Larry Nooft Bonnie Norman Keith Norman Susan Norris Clayton Nott Cindy O'Brian Patricia Oldham Leonard Oliver Ronald Oliver Ron Oliver Janet Olsen Richard Ostrander Mary Ozllon Mike Paradise James Parker Carolyn Paul Kay Pennington Debbie Peraldo Randy Pfeifer Terri Phillips Steve Pierce Sara Piloian Paula Plank Ruth Platt Monica Popan Cindy Powell Donna Powell Laura Powers Carl Prieser Donna Priesar Richard Randall Tim Rastatter Elizabeth Reek Mark R'-no Jeff Ricket Sue Rider Lee Rigling Mark Rigsby Darlene Rivers Yvonne Roberts Billy Robertson Debbie Roomsburg Debi Rousey Meridith Row Brooke Rumble Renee Rumore Irene Russell Eileen Ryan Sue Ryan Miriam Salis Sharon Salter Sheryl Saville Mack Sawyer Brad Schader Cindy Schiffman Mark Schmidt Dirk Schuneman Charlene Scott Karen Scott Susan Scott Marcia Segrest Greg Sieward Johnnie Simmons , YN' ,xx 4 CE 1 .-. 1 .. 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FV T A' .. .. tllirtff 'ali James Simunek Patty Slimick Carolanne Smith Clintion Smith Don Smith .lohn Smith Keith Smith Margaret Smith Ray Smith .laekie Snellenburger ,lill Snellenburger Craig Sorg Richard Spandel Cathy Spindel Robert Spradley Libby Stamey Cheryl Starling Kevin Stephenson Walter Stevens Katy Stroup Hal Sullivan Barry Summers Debra Sundy Donna Sundy Joyce Sutton Barbara Swearington Ana Tangel Brent Taylor William Taylor Richard Tennyson Freddy Thomas Mark Thompson Mike Thompson Joy Thompson Randy Thompson Richard Tobin Ricky Todd Ramona Tomerlin ' Mark Tompson Bonnie Trinklein Lester Turner Charles Vargo Cletis Varmer John Verali Randy Wallace Henry Walters Katen Ward Edward Waters David Watts ,lim Weiss Mark Welling Patsy Wilder Daniel Williams Cheryl Willoughby Anthony Wilson Diane Wilson Lica Winkler Thomas Wise Marilyn Womack ,Iolm Yarnell J0l1l'l Young Charley Zeni Mike Zinkovich Celeste Lawson Donna Avery Tony Avery Paul Baekey Gregg Bailey Bruce Ballard Myra Becker Rick Bell Cary Boynton Debby Buckner Craig Carter Rick Clark .lamie Cohen Billie Cooper Teresa Cundiff .lohn Donahue Brenda Edwards Lewarna Elliot .lim Ellis Yvonne Ellis Laurie Ervin Karen Floyd Kathi Furgeson .lacki Gloden Deborah Grile Ruann Hallbeck Ray Hannell Kenneth Harmon Sandi Hayes Sheryl Hull Rodney Hyde Bob .lohnson Ivan Johnson Craig Jordan Margie Kennedy Kathy Knutson .limmy Lane Amy Lawrence Cindi Long .lanet Lyon Pam Manning Schlaine Meeks Kathy Merritt Randolph Miller Fred Mioduckie Ronald Moro Barb McPherson Craig Nelson Susan Norris Kathy Palmer Michele Pasternack Angie Pattison Steve Patton Dan Pennington Rodger Peterson Pan Poenell Vicki Potocki .leff Radiola Creg Rogers Irene Russell David Scott Lynn Stafford Hal Sullivan Denise Terault David Totka J H-.f su., he ' ' Q , Bonnie Trenlalein Russell Warren Bruce Williams Lawrence Wright Brenda Wyatt Cindy Yarbrough 9960 l NJ WM WJ '2S l ,ww www. ,ff I ff e the class of '72 are proud to say that we have the privilege of W f ing the first sophomore class of the new Lyman High School. fn AMlp Nm We shall try the best we can to be good American ctizens and live 'Ye , X Q9 GV My up to the standards and responsibilities as students of Lyman High. O' 'lllvggai ' W We will do our best to give Lyman a good name and keep it that Way y Jil' in the coming years. K wg Our sponsors and teachers are to be thanked for all of their hard 'J work in making the class of '72 the best ever. T Egan- L in 'w its E v.. :f I N fr, H ':..r: ' 41 J I 1 i L - 6 Cl al 3. T S -2 N 5. 5 A if 55 5 'C .ga 5?K'MYXv- lull gf 'T F-1 65 Elf?-, . I. LEW , .1 ukzZ1fl1lfi.u! ff .3141 UW ml' is ..-4-wjf A lst Row: Connie Erikscn, Duhhiu Silas, Clcnda Hinson, Putty Cray, Linda Isbell. 2nd Row: Lynn Fruehan, Cathy Watts, Nora Flavin, Tanner Girard, Chuck Crihr. 3rd Row: Cindy lluumrlxus, ,lun Loflin, Cuil Fruehan, Randy Bull, Mike Snyder, Jim Driesse. 4th Row: Carol Kidd, Jeff Johnson, Steve Adams, Slcvc llurruull. Honor Society 43 fl! .L Q wb ' f +56- .lun Loflin, Vice: Pres.: Mr. llrx-wur, Spnnsurg Linda lshcll, l'res.g Steve Perrault, Trans.: iff!-EA. not pictured, Allison Row, Suu. New members urn- initiulvd ul un ussvmlnly of tha: whole school to which lhrir purcnts arc invited. l07 FAITH VISDUH TRUTH DIGHITT FRIEN Falth fb- XX B I iw GIBMBU Initiation FAITH VISDUM TRUTH DIGHITT FR Wisdom Beta FAITH VISDOI TRIITI-I nlcurfv SDUH TRUTH DTGHITY Friendship T08 FAITH HISDUH TRUTH DIGHITY FRIEHDSHIPT Dignity F IITH VISDUH TRUTH DIGIUTY I Club Mrs. Tingley speaks Beta-vs-Interact. Standing, L-R: Carol Kidd, Randy Ball, Allison Row, Mrs. Tingley, Mary Lynn Richardson, George Spatt, Peggy Johnson, J an Loftin, Mike Power, Nora Flavin, Chuck Grile, Sharon Warren, Marcy Ward, Leslie McLain. Sitting, L Judy Golz, Lynn Fruehan, Gail Fruehan, Cindy Tetens, Linda Matthews, Connie Erikson, Linda Pavelchak. Hoover, Danny Scott, Ronnie -R: Renee Cooley, Gail Kilmer, Marcy Ward, Secretary, Mrs. Tingley, Sponsor, Randy Ball, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Steve Perrault, President. Lf! Ur ' Beta Club Sweetheart Judy Golz Sweetheart Miss Janis Pope President- Skip Higley Vice Presidents- Craig Voskan Paul Nicholas S ecretary- Mark Welling Treasurer- Don Franklin Board of Directors- Sleve Hill Cary Benefield Charles 0'Meura Sponsor- Mr. Moriarty Skip at the Interact Banquet Craig, Charlie, Cary, Skip, Steve, Don, Paul, Mark, Mr. Moriartyf?D, E LJ VJ l 1 a ll,!F'A 'Ip sl 1 C1511-J HL., A 1 X -5' ,X 1.46 -:F mf 7l -Kf'l X '-v X4 6. sk' I i X ,i 1 34 V X . ' 57 J W' 3 , xgx Officers President-Linda Matthews First Vice-President-Mary Lynn Richardson Second Vice-President-Jessica Neel Secretary-Laura Moore Treasurer-Pat Creamer Historian-Angie McKinney Sponsor-Mrs. Fuston QMAKER. QCNX I -SCL. il ' 1 42 D f fi 2 2 -il , fi 5.- It iv Y O .. S' fe o 44,0 Q-xx fvgw vv? ii' . f Laura Moore, Jessica Neel, Pat Creamer, Linda Mattews, Angie McKinney, Mary Lynn Richardson. FHA. Sweetheart Mary Lynn Richardson First Row, L-R: Janet Cody Jo - .- . 1 aura Moore, Jessica Neel, Laura Boetto. Standing: Patty Johnson, Beulah Jones Vickie Rhodes Pat Creamer, Linda Mattews, Angie McKinney, Mary Lynn Richardson, Mrs. ames. , H2 fhueetheart Dawn C olborn GHBHZDIEIBD UILL G .2 Sc- ou reyhound Grow! L. GREYHUUNDX fin an owl. ..a..n.6.. My-, Sitting: Clarence Cain. Sitting, L-R: Lenny Bath, Mrs. Pipkins, Sharon Simpkins, Mike Coyle, Charlie O'meara, Dawn Colborn. Standing: Chet Hall, ,lim Driesse, Janet Auderhaar, Val Vickers, Mary Fisk. tajf Sponsor-Mrs. Pipkins Editor-in-Chief-fMary Fisk Managing Editor-Charlie 0'meara News Editor-,lim Driesse Feature Editor-Dawn Colburn Sports Editor-Mike Coyle 1 ul in fif t,, ., S r f I I ,bn -. ' ' 47 A , W Nwlll 1 vls H-'..,,,,' , I l Qu gig, Qliillmlfflsi Q '. !'---.W I X QQ, Q 'f..,, .V Kg l QQQ cvQQQQQqfgE1mjm 3 f fissbq Qczggfb ih- XXAXX QQ-,CDQE C7 I XXX 2 e M I 4 II3 On a etablis le Cercle Francais pour cultiver aux etudiants le plaisir d'apprendre plus de la civilisation francaise, de son histoire folklorique, de ses traditions, et des coutomes francais. The French Club was estab- lished to cultivate the students in the pleasures of learning more about the French civiliza- tion, its folklore, its traditions, and French customs. OFFICERS: Secretary, ,Ian Bussyg President, Glfndu Hinsong Treasurer, S e Judy Wallace, Vice President, Terry Fund. L '-.-' '. ,, ,w ,V .i ti-W it , , , . .n -V ,J . ,M M in ri gA.,g -.Ib 1 W' ,. ,iwlj M. Jt,,,.,, - IW lx it , , i 3rd Row: Terry Fund, Linda Dale, Chris Lent, Carl Benson, Jim Hinson, George Spat, Debbie Page, Ken Sukhia, Jim Gulday, Bonnie Falley, Vicki Lynn Marcus. 2nd row: .lan Bussy, Glenda Hinson, Betsy Helmintoller, Debbie Smith, Debbie Risenhover, Viki Payne, Phyllis Pritchard, Sara Piloiun, Denise Daquette, Susan Gibson, Kristin, Roush. Sit- ting: Angela Higley, Barbara Landry, Francis Bisteline. Cheryl Williamson, Marilyn Smith. ACTIVITIES : Skating Party and Food Drive for needy at Thanksgiving Sold corsages at Homecoming French Congress t if , I ,wx xc A it S xi Mascot TOUl0USe 121 TOHEUC- Sponsor Mrs. Jeannie Jones. fx Is this a meelin 'gown Homecoming Float. Frenc ll Supporting our sponsor. : Club .Liv in 1 , in '. i ,J '17, ,.y4, n'..l Cooperative Business Education 4 1 Sweetheart Miss Sharon Cousineau 4, -e Ll ,v'. OFFICERS: Harriet Spires, Debby Webber, Sharon Cousineau, Lillian Camblin, Debbie Human, Brenda Hill. C. B. E. Anlmals? ? 3g,., 2, zu..- v- e- I I ll l - '., M, Proud Winners. Building a Float. 'i J What went wrong?! What did you say? Sweetheart Miss Linda Norris Paramedical Club OFFICERS: Karen Rice-Presidentg .lan Thompson-Vice President? Michele Kossamer-Secretary: Janis Buchner-Treasurerg Sponsor-Mrs. Meriwether. Row 1: .lane Wymore, Kelly Yagerman, Andy Scllarr, Ann Williameon Dale Haley Ginger .leffcoat Linda Noni: Chris Mathews Jane Cordra Rom na - f Q v -v r Y, 0 Ervin, Zora Pintar, Jill Mingo, Alice Ison, Diane Silvers, Kathy Reddit, Melanie Goldman, Veronica Dudek. Row 2: Vicky O'neil, Cheryl Williamson, Pat Mus N' W K' D ' d ' ' U ' ' ' ' e, ancy ails, aren onal son, Patty Doyle, Carl Harmellmn, Ellen Topping, Karen RICE, Jan Thompson, Mrs. Meriwetherg Sponsor, Jams Buchner, Mike Thomas, Michelle Kossmer, Linda Wilkins, Nancy Carr. Patricia Messich, Sarah Mostram, Lillian Heenan, Alan Caik. II7 I'9i1i'i+Pimr fTl:. 3-'V y - ','.:5j:,-U VL., I-I-. rv Q ,:.. Xricyligeb to C Q l Sweetheart Miss Kathy Clark S ' pamsh lub Row I: Kathy Clark, Kathy Watts, Teresa Qjgngs-1 Gail Fruehan. Row 2: Mrs. Rodriguez. Bill Ritter, Miriam Salis, Michelle Kossamer, Ashley Hollandf Vickie Rhodes: Fran Gustafoon, Linda Moore, Debbie Ackerman. Jeri Risher, Carol Gunderson, Terry Johnson. Row 3: Mr. Castro, Charlene Cronican, Lynn Fruehan, Lillian Ilgesnan, Pat Johnson. Judy Loftin, Sissy Baird, Paula Peters, Candy Lewis, Suzanne Rupp. Not Pictured: Carol i d. W ,, Watch it Bill! l OFFICERS: Kathy Clark-Presirlentg Kathy Watts-Vice President: Teresa Glenos-Secretary: Gail Fruelmn-Treasurer. gl' lI8 1 J Tm l.: .ig Ubi, ,,,. 2. In I f' . if if 1 K X ,. 0' ' X f P' gk. - 1. ' x V? 1, ' ' ,M Lk' . 1 4 Xxx' Aj V A . JA. K 5 'F in ' v Q T' ,v HJ .x I ,V A A ' . W - L ': :37k:'3- W ,, ,, , ,. ,, b J ' M I? A gf .ff ' ' 3 ' 1' I E I . , ,fm .lil 1: 'fliffjf Vg y ' M 'W ' .9 X 14. 19 A Jyivm 'ff .- . J A . I.: '-J' A '. Y - , I ,i 1i4'-'-fxQ?ff!lgZ 'A P- ' , ,- 'U , Y - H 'f'Qp41, 'align Q. ,1 ' .. f-H ' V F--'.'5g1.y.:.-1,f.' ry ' is J?5L 'k31hliT'? f-les 1 2 1 - V, A -2 ,.,-1,'.-eu-, X ' .4 ' Hifi? 'fiziiiii' .Ti , s ,gn sv' xx 'N ,lf 51 QM Q ll 5. 1 4 B f:-ff'tf:- ffl' lk E Y XD? F s Xx J' 'T it 4 i It 2 r e u XQSVLV Cl f ' 'A Activities Officers Key Club has ben actively engaged in many worthwhile projects this past year. Some of its major efforts were raising money for Muscular Dystrophy, sponsoring a Folk Concert, and staging a Sadie Haw- kins' Dance. President-Tanner Girard Vice-President-Bill Ritter Secretary-Jim Hinson Treasurer-Chris Cass Sweetheart Patty Cray Back Row: Faculty advisor--Mr. King. liay Harrell, Rick Hattaway, Cary Hussian, .lohn McElmurry, Reggie Cilbreth, Larry Glynn, Tom Murine, Tanner Girard. Front Row: Steve Williamson, Bill Ritter, Jim Hinson, Larry Coleman, Lee Hammond, Skip Fader, Jim Clark. A . if C .T C fix? 1' I 14 lslilllmillics turn-on at the Sadie Hawkins' Dance. git, , D.E.C.A. A u l V, Sandy Lovelace and Bob Olsen. President-Tom Johns Vice President-Sandy Lovelace Secretary-Christi Castle Treasurer-Sherri Weatherington Reporter-Annie McDaniel Sargent-at-arms-Guy Summers Parliamentarian-Brad Turner Chaplain-Tony Purpura Historian-Diane Booth Front Row: Rosemary Morris, Diane Booth, Guy Summers, Bob Olsen, Annie Mcllaniels. Back Rovul: BrL Carver, Allen Zim, Julian Jordan, Mike Rumble, Brad Turner, Bill Adams, Norman Mitchell. Left Io Right: Chris Cass, Cris Sumlrrook, Sherri Wvathvrington, Christy Castle, George Simpkins, Sandy Low- ' W lace. Tom Johns, Johnny Brown. Eddie Able. Put Sapp, Eddie Rowe, Tony Purpura. 'VHS 5H'Nf,V L0l'l'l1ll'f' l22 'Zi- hr, .fm Q, .-I lr' QP' a'g'KMl'fl,,, -If l' x ' mf? -f' 5, . if ml., I x ! Q .au I 'F' PQ Li' S W k m-, '51 4145, 4. 4. ,2.L. V..-. .I 'iw' 'u .wa-nil' V E f'f : I f,.,, 4 14. A f .,, .. ..,-.5 -- r-,: ff 2E?h., ii P Nw 172. , -. F P fin- - - Q A ..n-I V I- , - f' 'g I sg.: lil-QT. iii-. I . I 1 Q.. ' ff. .1-.5 I M L 111.51- in-, 7 , 'GQ L man OFFICERS: President-Mary Fisk, Vice-President-Paula Keegan, Secretary-Judy Loftin, Treasurer-Dawn Colborn, Sergeant of Arms-Patty Rose, Chaplain-Nancy Watts, Sponsor- Rohbie Ambrose. Swggth ear! Miss Cindy Pinnacle First Row: Debbie Ackerman, Betty Brett, Paula Keegan, Chris Schuneman, Linda Ackemian, Cheryl Venne, Carol Sens. Second Row: Kathy Clark, Patty Rose, Fran Custuson, Brenda Ravenel, Linda Mejer, Linda Isbell, Debbie Sites, Dawn Colbom, Cindy Birnett, Alice Jayne. Third Row: Cindy Pinnock, Sandy Jose, Judy Loftin, Paula Peters, Debbie Risenhoover, Sharon Novy, Sue Sorensen, Teresa Clenos, Mary Fisk, Kelleigh Yager- man, Karen Dacre, Janis Kneisel. l24 'f Q4 lc .f-' L rp 1 Lettermen 'S lub Ski Fader Secretar Coach Co eland S onsor Tom ll P I P -'- V YS P ' -- p 9 Dowe -- res.g Charles Mathews-Sgt. of Armsg Bruce Knoecliel-Treasure-rg Butch Eldridge-V. Pres. This club consists of those boys who have earned a letter in one or . more athletic fields. ' ' ' Sweetheart Becky Rei ker 1547 n xt Sponsor-Coach Copeland 3 V First Row: Craig Voskan, Butch Eldrige, Mark Neufeld, Larry Glynn, Steve Baker, Mike ' fi-' Weirich, Bobby Neufeld, Tom Dowell. Second Row: Fred Tofgren, Chip Ford. Cary ' Olsen, Paul Nicholas, Craig Smith, Roger Timilin, Bill Meeks, Skip Fader. Remaining: ,, Sf ' Raymond Smith, Mike Shultz, Lee Hammond, Daryl Payne, Reg Gilbreth, Chuck Lyttle, i Q , Gorden Benson, Clarence Cain, Charles Mathews, Wilbur Fergcrson. . Hs. ieu G.A.A. This is an organization de- dicated to developing girls' interests and abilities in sports. Among our activities are: volleyball, basketball, softball, and swimming. Row I: Lucille Fabry, Roberta Dyser, Pauline Skalsky, Joanne Mark, Patsy Wilder, Ramona Tomerlin. Row 2: Debbie Sikes, Debbie Risenhoover, Brenda Wyatt, ,Kathy Stroup, Chris McMillan, Chris Leno, Janet Cody, Cecilia Laweroy. Row 3: Martelia Denson, Donna Sundy, Bonnie Norman, Myra Becker, Debra Sundy, Bev Ross, Kathy Knutson, Debbie Crile, Sheryl Hull, Robin Dudley, Barbara Berry, Sue Gibson. irls Athletic Association Sweetheart Patty Rose W EIS A boy never made this pass! Janet Cody--Sec.-Treas.g T. Swartout--Sponsorg Martelia Denson-President Sweetheart Miss Carol Kidd u f i l-----W vf--W1 -- - - V - .1 - 1 , . - , - -- - - rv-----W Calista Spragg, Danny Scott, Claudia Colburn, Jan Wake, Carol Sins, Leslie Cichra. OFFICERS: Marlene Baumley, Presidentg Connie Erikson, Vice-Pre ' ' Ph llis Pritchard, Secretaryg Pat Myers, Treasurerg Linda Pavelchak, Historiang Vickie Rhodes Parliamentarian. Viza Teachers ? ! Sweetheart Miss Sue Derickson Campus Crusades or Christ Row 1: Sharon Warren, Lindia Brown, P Lynn Fruenan, Patty Doyle, Patty Muse, Evans, Gary Benefield, Sue Derickson, Mrs. Cray. Row 4: David Johnson, Betsy Helmin .B , I Q fx- - 5 1 it I dv ', l ,J if' . - v n - W.. . ,. U.--gg, -:ui .1,j3- 1 ' ' :1 '.f7ff .. ,' J ., , , , ' , . I . LQ ,Qi . i , ALJ ,,,,,, ., '- '. ' I-Q , 3 - ,-if H K L, I 4 1 ff? , L 'Q - ,nh E I 311,553 f - g V -Q' -f .gs Warm J e f- if - ,fi J K P 4 V President-Sue Derickson, Secretary-Cindy Tetans, Treasurer-Lynn Frue Joiner. , , , , . '1 han, Sponsor-Mr. Qffrf . Q fl' -' ff U?- , - enny Goodson, Marcy Ward, Kathy Watts, Angela Blalock. Row 2: Cindy Tetens, Sponsor-Mr. Joiner, Jan Lommler, Joe Potts, Cheryl Williamson, Sheryl Hull, Gail Fruehan, Leslie McLain. Raw 3: Paul Goodin, Mellissa Burgess, Nora Flavin, Connie Erickson, Pat Myers, Jan Wade, Brenda Beaty, Patty toller, Cathy Lane, Becky Mange, Becky French, Laurie Miller, Libby Stamey, Ann Smith, Sara Piloian. l29 I I A , ' 1, .1 ,,.4 fl W . - , -i H kv .44 1 S- T' ? N ,M I-A --.ii ' f 1 . v , 1 .ft-ff .bnL.-L..-- v 4 Q Y 'K' if r hr , 6 W - f Ex! . X. 'I ,, ,JA TINA!!! iff? . f. ,Q V I' in 'Q H 4 :1M 4: Je. , A , X ',-fl , R F, 1,-,k rwi ,A v K ,EN ,V ' X' Lf,'ff3-v' ,gs-'fr' 'Q ..-f .,..q.w5,rv' , A 2 W- .. n i 'lef- MI A . 1, -VT 1 J, 1 Lu .5 33 fi 1 N e?'3i5K, N' T-7...-, 'v K i 3 il 5 A-lflfl Af! A wl- i A 'M '-J 4: 2 ,, Ha i . V :S R? V as W K .'n'.E3ly Q Ng X U ., hazy . 5,-5-.1 K' ,, - , , . N S g . t L A x x 1 lvlll . -.jk 8 fb -n X' XE 5 A f ix 5' 7114! . J 'NX .45 I 1 'i V I wi ' If-f 0-37131 152 1 J tx? Mfr-NELF -H- if M 49 N 'I ,I .I .- ' : 4' V . .' -1 .x.s,:,--,tv , V .N . 14- , J r- l , siwlf n ' 1: H, A. , JT!! . fl -'. v ' ' . .,. fi, . . 516 ' . M J anis Pope-Senior Patty Rose-Senior - 2. 1 - gf- N., .55 - - - . Friendship L 69- 70 Varsity Cheerleaders Lytnan High School has got a lot of school spirit this year and a lot of the credit belongs to these six girls. They put a lot of time and effort to promote school spirit. Lyman High students would like to say TI-IANKSJ' for leading us once more to Victory . . . . 'I3!....--I. l-....'.... What's a Cheerleader for? N ,xx ,U -xi? nu: A ,fm- G K 4. - .LIQE 11231 fC'1 '1 E Y-N- i, ,A 49 1-.K H'-D337 Whvg 5 1 'Z 5' X .-..,- 11 ?' . 1: V, M l l Hfgg Y- N .fag J 'W f3.'ia ff E' 'fi xg viii' ' .. 'eff' , R 1' 4 H16 W . L . ,,- P.. J -1 , GJ- , U 27 xg.. 5' V ' x . F- '1-:L1 iw -A I I 1 -2-V -- fi e 'md W . RW! , , ' F444 A EW-L'Af ' Niiml:!.'YW -a 1 ll ..g. - ! gif, Susan Alcock LeAnn Flettel' Rgxanne Hagle Junior Varsit Cheerleaders The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are a sometimes forgotten but nevertheless im- portant part of a winning team. 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LV' x J E' ' WEN 'F ix q Q ,. V uv W! 5 I I4I Head- The Moment Be ore Victory Colwh Assistant Coaches Richard Copeland Miley Higgins Tom Barnes Lavid Haines Ron While I42 'I reylwunds End Season With Space Bowl Birth We They We They 12 Lakeview 6 0 Deland 20 27 Crooms 0 21 Seminole 12 26 Apopka 6 45 New Smyrna 14 25 Kissimmee 16 9 Winter Park 13 20 Evans 8 '19 Satellite 22 'Space Bowl at Satellite Beach 1969 Lyman Football Squad Front Row,'L-R: Rose, Fador, C. Smith, Dowell, Florence, Mathews, Eldridge, Brooks, Meaks, Franklin. Middle Row, L-R: Browne, Young, Clark Lofgren, Nicholas, Olsen, Jones, Ford, Mann, Hammond, Glynn. Back Row, L-R: Hankins, Lyons, R. Smith, Wilkinson, Hicks, Noland, Voskan Schultz, Timlin, Stokes, Denson. 9 fa., A v 3 - i'.i fi: ' 1 1, 'L -'iii MWL' 'Swv I I of ..--1 : - la: Q' iff Q 'H- sf fm iw 'Q '41 if A 4 ,:'gff5-3 In A ff r 'H' - .1 ' ,fix 1 +.' k f ' 4 ' Y 2 5 ' , - l Ng , 4- Q X ' 2 fi Q .fm ,H .. -.- 2 - I .I gg ,f . 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I l l ' A I u A - Tiki-X' JE C1 JO 5'8'1- -15 lb. 5'11',- lb. Tl- 65 l . Smn- 60 l - 6'0 Cornerback Tackle End-Safely Gullfd Tack l W Co-Captain Paul Nicholas g 5'8 --185 lb. ' ' -X ' Guard-Linebacker ' , ' I A M - Q. lx izaillrllgillllatllfllvg' ', l l 1 , l5?1A1 -1'a0,lb. Hixlibackihjimebackerf V aw W I l l . Sen P d ' A l 1 1 L 0 xx Xsw -.-.im , -1,wsm,Jaf-' -. 'f A- Crgig Vogkan DCHH N0lLlnd 80 lb. 5'11',-175 lb. 6'2',-175 lb. LH. I 1' l I . Q S V Encl-Linebacker End Co-Captain. 'fliick Browne d 6'2 -210 lb. Fullback-Linebacker 53 'NHI1 WEE f sgiilgxggz- uk 1 A ' , Ei EB. BE, 4 -gd-T' ,4l'lffF' ' 'P , ' . I ' r , . ',,:1:g. A ., -ja,-.Q--N My-.-Q f , , L 4 1: M - ' .4 1:--f H, ': ,. ,Aw - 3: -., 5-V13 -fllfi-riaAf1l5f?f 'il-Qu 2,4151-G51 ' fif: '1i2f- I 'ii-1.0 -dine: frizgsmdf' 5 - iriver- ar' 1 5559? '-'S 1 1. .,1..' 24 gif? ' . J. ' A hi- ,fu , NS'f?'Tif,2L ii wwe: 1:--hffiirff' . ,. . . , ,,,,, L.. -. 1 , fafgaf- 63'-1 f?f ' -fi un .,5,q'3j 'Ji ' m:m:.Em. - 2.1.1. '--.HL ' Tom Dowell 5'10 -160 lb. Halfback Chip Ford 6,1 - ' Guard 110 Ib. Fred L0 fgren 670 -180 lb. Cen ter Hounds Sport Young Team Watch Out Next Year! i l43 Basketball Season Lyman Opponer 51 Kissimmee 56 Cocoa 38 Seminole 66 Oak Ridge 73 Leesburg 64 Crooms 49 Kissimmee 37 Apopka 35 Evans 43 Seabreeze 35 Deland 58 Oviedo 36 Seminole 60 Seahreeze 68 Oviedo 58 Crooms 4-1 Deland 42 Oak Ridge 44- Cocoa 56 Leesburg Support for Tean Fouls Uutg Determination Maintains Spirit fa lm Slllllfliflgf Browne. Crouse, Hitt, Smith. Means. Selllerl: Stafford, Rose. Rowell, Dunn, Couvlt- ,lim Hatfield fNot Picluredl. 7 Y . gc' t g 4 Vi: 'l In A .. ' ! X E in 5 I V 0 IM, sf' www, 4 -x ' . fuff Qwfww' m . ff. ' .1 e ,-fu I , QIVQJA , ,jg ! , ,W o , 1 ' 3' .j.,,I U ,fy 'U .. As NM ' L, 32 - '-v'l f H : 'WH ,e4,A. .f. ,..,, 1- ,iw Val' M -, . '-'abt-f'. - Q LJ Q? rf-'Uw3 JiLL ' Pix, gh-. ., ig im . ax-5 QI- N If 1 1 'x ,digs A s.. Q N A1 i i . 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Middle Raw, L-R: Richard Brinker, Carl Huffman, Georgie Stone, Mike Cravenmyer, Randy Blaylok, Kent Berg, Gary Brown, Mike Zinkovich, Bill Howell. Back Row, L-R: Jay Tutor, Kenny Harmon, Charles Henderson, Rick Keiser, John Moore, Gene Franklin, .1 im Fuiten, Mike Munn. Bob Hounds Go 'Coaches Lyman Opponent 16- Orlando-Evans 7 Q1 New Smyrna Beach 12 24 Deland 26 f 8 Sanford-Seminole 3 14 Leesburg 14 H I ' Lo-Laptams Gene Franklin Kent Berg ,?f:'EEfl5,fAQflf',lT'1733... Q 2 ' - -,,.f?l - ,H ' fs if '- u ' 'X . . .Qfj ' l B' f .- 7, 'I N iieiifqifx-A . - I 1'i 'L'1? -M , ,' , mei 'r'-'Sv-v-ww-if urging. Hank Knight '54 Bill Brewer Kenny Harmon streaks for a T.D. Yes! Coach lst team offense. I xv- 693 ' U . - , x .D A , . fw' s , . ' 's 's X . X You-guys . . . Watch-out Ref! J.V.'s move-up to Varsity. Basketball Season Schedule Opponent Kissimmee 4-I Cocoa 40 Sanford 49 Oak Ridge 65 Leesburg 52 Crooms 52 Kissimmee 51 Apopla 27 Evans 50 Seabreeze 66 Deland 80 Ouiedo 56 Sanford 57 Seabreeze 69 Ouiedo 53 Crooms 68 Deland 73 Oak Ridge 76 Cocoa 91 Leesburg 70 fu w 4, f if W Av M I ,fri s. nu, 1 '1 7, f A-ji J: ' - f f Q A g N Qi 9 ,A an mi - 3139 f at-1 wg ip! jx 13-'pf 'fr 4 sig 557 ' Q 5 H I , g -Q' 5 E 5 I ,Q 1-Y , ffrf ' ' , A f ,., Ji., -, :G gi' : ' Q L A ' lf TQ If: L in Q:--H SI' HQHAJ. t ,T in A :JJ if . - Li ' . ..,,, I -A I A .3 .. JJ, Q In -1 Y Fifi 5: fm -M Q BY? fs 1 f 3 Tx 2 Qf 5 . , A q W' Q- ggi 5 ' l h N 5 Q ,QS A fxxt i IW 1' -all 5 5 W i il ' ,, ,4 Y ' 52 Q MMS ,N W Q, v :ig Jw ' vt! . A. Q 4 2' I E: Yi 2 I M, fi EP M Q V - A ri K W 7 ' me I li I 55, W. H ! 96 Gvg 'L ..-YW Y, 2 I ,L,.w.,-4 0 X X ,,.,,, 'YFQLWW xg ik I M2311 QQ, P 'la:ihv f 4 5 5: 'ZPL :H-N - '- P' . no , W m Track and Cross Country Teams bring County and Conference Championships home in '69 and ,70 Coach White is caught . . . THE Pain before delight . . . 1970 Varsity Track Squad Ist Row, L-R: Larry Coyler, John Wilkinson, Ken Hamwnd, Bobby Jarrell, Ron Moro, Doug Dorn, Craig Smith. 2nd Row, L-R: Richard Brinker, Walt Knoechel, Steve Pierce, Randy Moro, Greg Bailey, Skip Fader. 3rd Row, L-R: Bob Florence, Billy Meeks, Ray Brooks, Cary Benefield, Tom Chickodore, Bruce Knoechel, Tony Adair. Not Present: Bill Means, Chris Hitt. Gordon Denson, Wilbur Ferguson, Rick Brown, Paul Crouse, Wesley Hallock. 1969 County Champs 1969-70 Cross Country Team Steve Pierce Wesley Hallock Tony Adair Ronnie Moro Jack Se A l 15 Q .. o 9 oe.,. A Bobby Jarrell Bruce Knoechel Walter Knoechel Randy' M010 Rick M0 .....-. .- 1 . ! x, :na KAL ' . '3' ,A5 , ' .La . A , ' ' , .'-1 l-- Xl . , . 1 ' -ff H I ' T -. '. V Tak' F . if n t' . 'N wr- -:, ' .. at R Ti .s. 5 L , L , ' 1 wi' . lu'-IL,-if '. .4 ' YA Y ,. -,,,,,.. ,gggm V, V .- Y... .. . N ...q.. ....-. .-v.-. -H ,,,-Tw, , -It , Adair Sprints in a relay. 1 2. It l 1 t fa, Knoechel finishes mile! Ricky leaves shot! Butch gets in blocks. Big John tosses discus! Looks like a close race for Cross Country members. , C1970 L man, VarsiQfVBizsebalZ quad Ist Row: Randy Blaylock, Darryl Payne, Terry Baker, Mike Weir-ich, John Kirkland, Bob Neufeld. 2nd Row: Coach ,lim Payne, Larry Cote, Dan Radovic, La Chunat, Rusty Reed, Steve Davis, Larry Glynn. 3rd Row: Kevin Stephenson, Mark Neufeld, Clarence Cain, Charlie Mathews, Rick Smith, Coach Lawrence Chunat. L.- l-MQ 4,4 U Coach Payne chats with Co-Captain, Mark Neufeld. 24 Year record of Coach Payne 245-Wins I 52 121-Losses Squad Blasts H29- Record in 1 969 C 0-Captains Mark Neufeld Clarence Cain L-R: Mark Neufeld-SS, Rick Smith-3B, Darryl Payne-1 B, George Stone-3B, Bob Neufeld-2B, Rusty Reed-IB Larry Cote-3B, Charlie Mathews-2B. Outfielders 1969 Season e They We They 0 Lakeview 2 3 Wildwood 2 1 Wildwood 5 1 Apopka 2 1 Apvpka 2 0 Leesburg 8 5 LeCShl1l'g 2 1 Deland Southwestem 7 6 New Smyrna 2 4 New Symrna 2 2 Osceola 4 1 Osceola 3 Deland 0 4 Deland 10 Lakeview 6 9 Deland Southwestem 0 Catchers Tom Dowell, John Kirkland, Larry Chunat, Dan Radovic. Pitchers- Mike Weirich Larry Glynn L-R: Larry Cote, Steve Davis, Clarence Cain, Terry Baker, George Borgh. I '63 96 Ap1pha runner doesnt have much chance on way to lst. Top 6 Hitters Larry Cote-.385 Mark Dowell-.369 Jim Lucas-.333 Bob Owens-.318 Darryl Payne-.286 Tam Pinnock-.220 'with 30 or more bats p Basebal Herald Spring 9 Arriva Pit Mark Dowel! Clarence Cai 19 F e b. 21 F eb. 2 7 Feb. 28 March - M arch March March March March March 2. M arch 2 March ' March March April 1 April 4 April 7 April 11 April I 4 April 221 F F e. his ug n3 Lost3 n2 Laszl vhedule ns fAwayl ne Mwayl ter Park ffiwayj onial fAwayl one Hamel mer Park fHome2 and KHomel Enesville ffiwayj :ford Ulamel opka Mwayl Znesville fHamel lbreeze ffiwayl roms Awayl 'and ffiwayl Ipford fAwayj 11a Hlomej 'breeze Illomel en for Make-up trict Tournament KOrlando2 Top 6 Hitters f RBI j lim Lucas-12 Mark Neufeld-8 Larry Cote-8 Darryl Payne-7 Bob Owens-4 Mark Dowell-3 Greyhound crosses third on the way home. Football Honors All American-1969 Rich Browne-Honorable Mention-Offense All Southern-1969 Rieh lirowne-Fullbaelr All State lClass AAI--1969 First Team-Fullback-Rick Browne Second Team-Linebacker-Charlie luf1ll!l'1l'5 Honorable Mention-Tackle-John Wilkinxon All State lClass Al-1968 First TEUH1--Fllllllflfli-Rlfll Broxvne All Region lClass :IAQ--1969 First Team-FuIIbaclr- Riel: Browne First Teanr--Linehnclcer Charlie Mathews Second Team-Taclfle-John Wilkinson All Region lClass Ai-+1968 First Tean1fFullbacl:--Rick Browne Second Team-Cuarrl-Paul Nicholas All Orange Belt Conference-4-1967-69 Rick Browne-Fullbacl: 67, 68, 69 Chip Ford-Guarrl- 69 Paul Nicholas-I,inc-lmelfer Craig Voshan-LinelmrhvrA 69 All County- Rirlc lirorvnvw Fulllmfk Fred l.ojgrf'n- Center John Wilkinson-Taelfle Paul Nirholas-Linebacker Dean Nolunrlf-lfnil John lliclrs-Tackle Charlie Mathews-llaljlzriclc Chip Ford-Guard Craig Voslrun- Linebacker South Seminole Rotary Award Outstanrling Alhlvliv--Rir'lc Browne ' Scholarships Rick Browne-University of Floriila Charlie Mathews-Tolerlo University John Wilkinson-Florida Slate Ilnirersily lil 1968-69 Athletic Awards Most Valuable-Bruce Krlaeclzel Mos! l'aluable-Alan Clark Baseball Most Valuable-'Larry Cote Olllsltlllllirlg Pilclzcr-lllzlrk Dowel! Football junior Varsity Award Don Wilbargcr Varsity Awards .Host lfl1fIf0l'l'llWcllflflll' .'1la!l1f'u's Uulxramling Llllflllflflr-I,lI1'lll l lllSI1f1g Uzzlslanrling Hack -Rirlc Browne Basketball junior V arsily .fl warzl E11 Slaffonl .llosl l'!lllHllllt'f Chris B11llvru'or1l1 .Uosl lmpro1'cd-- Paul lfrousc Scholastic Awards Firsl - lion Willfrlrgvr Scroml lion Fflllllflifl Tlzinl --Sian llunmn Scltolarslztps ,Uarlr lla14'vll-lirzsclmll--Scnzinole Junior College Chris linlIc'ru'or1ll--Baslfc!ball-College of Orlamlo llazia' Rulcnkrogcr-Foollmll-Florirla State Unircrsiiy F r i 8 TL ci 5 iz i P Nz x J . x 91 . in A- , r- 'mmll A... T fx 'N 'Q 3 3 '- 'i'.4Hif-' , ' ,E ,I-fi L -11 'waded Day 1969 Memories of the Past . . . , Dreams of the Future SHANGRI-LA CITIZENS Soloman Franklin and Methuselah Olsen ' Q ii ACHTUNG! WITCH's BREW The FOUR HORSEMEN V U SV ROYALTY and ADVISOR SEEK KING and QUEEN David Rutenkroger and Pat Forward THE COURT L 5 Judy Terre Darla Jeannie Maggie J-udy Eller Wells Mengel ,Rucker Heron Andrews Chris Danny Mark Ma rc Art Greg Butterworth Dempsey Dowell Meyers Young Smith X .ri1, :Hit Q .. Hb Waiting for the bus . . . fl xM.Q T15 gl ir al 5 rgtfvz ml I : ,fa ' .: ' If , 'KN' :-9 J'-4 - M- it - T 1, --,... Y-.,- 'vs-g--.-..-. n 6 0 1 1 All f Q Q- 1 wus mx ' - J X ,,..., 1 ,M '. ax rf 4, . 411. Q' 'N' ,Q if 5-'f A f- ,lx A A, 1 O' I ff IA 1 I- Q4 ' ,. , ' . .ff sf' v l if x- andP Pam goes for big yardage . . . TRIUMPHANT SENIORS! First Row: Gail Voskan, Jill Mingo, Cathy Watts, Connie Connelly, Melanie Goldman, Linda Ack- erman, Janet Cody, Penny Goodson, Veronica Dudek, Cathy Clark, Jamie Dice. Second Row: Margaret Svancar, Donna Scott, Tina Succi, Betty Newton, Susan Aikens, Judy Cox, Patty Rose, Pat De-Vries, Debbie Higgins, Debby Yates, Jane Pugh, Jean Highsmith, Zora Pintar. Third Row: Pam Hagle, Karen Donaldson, Linda Mathews, Mary Fiske, Cheryl Venne, Carol Kidd, Mary-Lynn Richard, Barbara Berry, Debby Ellis, Debbie Sites, Sharon Simpkins, Lindia Brown, Joy Bratcher, Diana Ricks, Lenny Bath, Diane Huth, Leslie Tyszko, Janice Lommler. BATTLING JUNIORSI First Row: Kay Socorso, Connie Rigsby, Toula Polygaltos, Janet Goplen, Debbie Risenhoover, Carol Gunderson, Elaine Morgan, icki R o Kay Gordon, Debbie Coyle, Joanne Michaud. Standing: Chris McMillan, Cathy Har- gis, Denise Williamson, Sa y oos, Phyllis Pritchard, Barbara Crumb, Debbie Frank, Donna Meadows, Sue Bowler, Pat Belk, Beverly Ross, JoAnn Grason, Kay Smiley, Lucille Fahey, Pauline Stansiky, Ann Williamson, Debi Smith, Fran Gustason, Donn Robertson, Judy Lawrence, Jay Schick, Kathy Hitt, Susan Jones, Margo Spitholer, Deanne Hallford, Joann Mark, Candy Lewis, Paula Keegan, Teresa Frasin, Anna Painter, Coach Schuller. Powder Puff 1969 Seniors - 6 Juniors - 0 I' ' 11' z ir.. . ' -. 'I' 'lt-'. ' , nr1 Lrg.,-qu - r in 3 A--.. , .T l f.,-' --.. fq.FA?a3,IEelLt,1 ,:,?s,.L3,: I A -t Q I ef. 1 ' A Q lf U ' I 'T .' A. . x-'fri H r J A as 'Y' 2- - av- ' l , K .JW -95- on V22 J mr 1 L ' , Y ,11',Qi ' 'V at I, '-22 fi- 'vsfff ' EY: fn'-t-i Effmb ,. , - ,- M, -4: 'V .,v, 7,,.r.:iT1. 7r 15: My iiilfdimlx 2-'f ' A re' Dig those gorgeous f?J cheerleaders! What'sa matter as .1 t ?7'W ii' DEIIT4 mg ,ovKjfWd+Z'9 . V.--ve 1 M -l K All we are saying is, give us a home . . . The supreme sacrifice. Lyman's most famous comedy team. Winter Park suckers. C0 to it, Civinettes. Homecoming Skits , 1, V This year, in keeping with the trend of newness, a new activity M .ft- V was introduced into Homecoming Week-skits. All clubs and my classes were invited to participate. The Junior Class's skit was ,Q judged by a panel of community leaders to be the best, and the 'A Jaycees awarded an attractive plaque-trophy in front of a standing- J' room only audience. Admission for the evening's entertainment if was one usable toy for Toys for Tots. i TV.-refs aff l Rex Niblack accepts trophy for the Junior class. 5, ZJJLXN AJ 1 Off to see the Wizard of Lyman. alike ,f'AW'CV DJ- V is l L .i .AQQX Fl ' ' P ,- - - V ...-.i. ,V :PA l -a t Smile, Martelia! I 77 N. P iff ,V J ' 4' 3-U 'Q' ' ,- td A A.l , , The lmon fire lights the night sky. DW' QW HEGH V2- I .Sbmfzd Place Junior Class cA.1. .4 :: Q, .....-ag-f 'f 5 7 1 Y? i , f ,' ,sl X xg. In 'W .A f . .ff ,. Mb W w V4yr .,x fl, '4,. . N-xf.sF'H1 NX V K ! X T lil 'Ei 5' E4 E , ' hi Q,5i1lE,g,ugjiz5' -9 33 i ' V ' .... 4 t 1 1 fx I 8 'V - Q ' l,wrg',,5,,,,,, -fm'-V A 3 3 31 X: mmm .-44 ix Akj W U1 - V WAX , -. 'Q' ,x 1 . is ,Ig , ' S -4 .i ' ,y all ,luv 5 1: ' H , . .-I. :- ,f,'1S+-vw ,, ....,4-Sf' , , I , , , . ,. A, X.. , , fra -JQ'ENExw lj- f QQ-f ,yu X -wg 'y S0Ph0m0fe5 - French Club n -'?-- zu- , 0 1 um . . M -A K 1 -- Vr ,, Q ,- xg ', of I ,I . ffl uv! f - 9:10 YM lf V Fff-S4 ffffffl DEC! K K I I I f ymfd HL T io- '1 Q 1 1- A g-fi W, ,,, 7 . --'--- - t- - Q -2 - TWV .xii ,Y ,- , -,g 'F biiiin cum f, t DigfmjafCh1ii ' -- 1. . - Senna: I a - -QPR W' 1 fy I-M'fh W 'fro 4 'f,: -'VY' bg 3' I :fa J . , 5 1 ' 1 ,E ' Q ,O - 4 N: T, -up V , ' F Q-gl f f ' ki . l -'f f ' , S iq-Q - . ,A , L Q . 3,5 '-Q JA Y ,. q :. Za-g ': , j ' N Q T I 5 I I ' 3 , , . 1 L X N , R5 gf 3' ' nf . 1 .1 IE 41 Club .A , i f -' I: X N I . 1' 1 1 1 1 1 - , r ,, ,1.fi gl- Debby Dane- 1968 Homecominff -- t xl - , L , Qfgf Bell. 5' .I -- t CQLQQA 51BlfgwEQL:'EUy,n11i1Lhvg Hfljml U,,EWjgr5njd3' Sigflgqgngapl my v ' Q 4 F fmxseadf me 5230222 .fi1 -W nmJ 1 U 1.fmammm5mggq Lflfgwmika XFQWM 'V' X L:Zgf?il,:1l fSb..H!Q'9Uim my Qpmfafifka Qjmmdham, .aim QQ g - 4:5 Leilvamae xf,+,f4-me imaufimuh iizw Qamm' lima ' wif iQffZf1f.r3,5?Uifiw1iil 1iQU1.hhjwzlsliiifiom giilmf 4Qiefi4,mfeL2l vswine , Llmp.f.ufm3 lfmilu Gian.-ML uma :eaw3,h,mEws4y fmt ldxfuawmmmfmf , 'YE Qmfxia-Qw sum 1,Dm Q4Qay 'U1'f15:'f3e,, mimi y,1mz'Cgf Lgrzafem I 4 H5143 fm,-54 i umyM5ifcQ -mane lhgy MKS! 1.' w 11 Ms . . .. -' '11, , K. ' Janis, ,Biersy anQ1Q Bbcbjqv 'WL ' w 'F' 'T' . :P ' W v l f5 ' 1 f if EX .. z ,N ,t X ' xv YM I I ' I 'I Q7 ' Lit -I' A v - 1- r 'A - 14 QU'-' 'fr . 5 U 'F Q. r f N - ' I r ,f' -, J 1 ' Q .1 gg, N A my Q' - , ff , Uludwy, Pz1m1fa11clWPg1Lby iff? r Y 7' . 1 nn- f,.' I ' 434. , Q., . , ,A '-. in ! X 95,4 lf ,V vt -rw --A41 --wf 5 1 'like len Oo !' 1 K. Z' X. Z.. ,.-. N 1 9 5. : fn' 'bm-1 ,?l:'1-.-1 4 EQ Q QM' :sv-W' ' 4 1' MT ,. 2- is . A ' L-fy '- Q- LN iw 'f f 'H 9 ,L r f , 1 5 yxgqkki T 2 K. -9' Q . if K ,I X 5 fy .f ,, 4,,,I:'f N f Xfxvf f-1,9 , H - A -:MQ -K fkyrjrx,-fgf',' uf. WK Z r fi z' lzfj K ' Ap fu, , f ., Sc ff in Ol Ol is 'nl I ,Amp 'Riley E .4 QR , . Ill. l Y l X' -, .asf 7' 'WLN 7.3, 4. Q I M41 ,,4 if mf ' .. -gn .. , K ,J ,Y Y 1 U7 -uw T w .V 1,3 w' H v-awe-Vw-H infnfg--f - -- fr - -' .K - - Becky Reiker RER f Pam Haglg an ' S gf., 24. . ,362-Y..-L-J Y! , L - ,: A-- L- AES.:-A--fa?ga-L-'vf' M6871 up A 22 :U s, .2 1' E1 9 .1 ! 0, QPN2' ' F A ..-ww - -. 'ff' , .1 ix + - . ml - ' J' ' rw X' u , - 'Q' , .LQ . A , . - lr ,: 'M f ' -Ui .gh T131 I ' P :iw . ,. at .Q p,L w H 4, ,I anis Pope , 1.- Rick Browne Old Glory Post iff 183 Boys' and Girls, State u: ? Casselberry Post 501256 Forward forever, back- ward never, Within ourselves oarfutare lies. M Cindy Bacchus Career Da Lyman instigated its first Career Day on January 27 for the purpose of better acquainting the stu- dents with occupations in fields which they might later pursue. The program was organized by a group of students with the help of the guidance department. Speakers representing many profes- sions were kind enough to donate their valuable time. We hope that the school will continue this program as the students found it to be very in- formative. HIN J 1 Ax K 3' Q Ki 1 v l,,, , 14513 ,-ff. Y-15, ,I I-, .:.T'1, f ?v -15:5 fi - ' TZ! 2 .4 - U A' --f3Q.4, 41' rf .A J 31 L, ' I 6? fi ar .1 fri ? ' ' . 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P - . .5 we-ff' , Wg 1'!'4 ll We expect L e world but once do, tlzerefbre, or ani show to anyfellm it rwwg let us no for we shall no. ,fmfsvx '- D ' '........-ii! :W V' v I fda MIKE HEDRICK Divine Master, Grant that I may not so much seek to be Consoled as to console. To be understood as to understandg To be loved as to love: For it is in giving that we receiveg It is in pardoning that we are pardoned, And it is in dying that We are born to eternal life . . . St. Francis W 1 Greg Martin and other students look on. Flowers and Flags bring a smile. Congratulations. Belonging is a part of life. Mrs. Rodriguez can be a ness to this statement. Because in February of 1970, she came a citizen of the United States of America. What re1 should be said, is Thank you. Thank you for caring and lov this country enough to become a part of it, under any circ stance. Civinettes give flowers. 5 ' l -l We Would Lnke to Thank . . . Athletic Boosters, who run the concession stand after school each day. I Winter Park Dodge for donating Lyman's Bandwagon. .-if if Q- 3992. M A Q-Q.: i I L. The P.T.A. I93 Sql Qwxwg' Q9 XJ S S C595 W I94 aa 6' 'Sf GQ 206, 'I C? 45 Advertisements M mm, 5505535 'Q un Q L0 ff D 5 w?el5MibifE2.U's,fj fflffifwyg 0 . Q I. ow UOEQD oc1J5u'zc5 QQr1LQJ on Deny lhaiw in UL 0U'WL9J eqzlfwen fm 1312:-, SJ9wo,xQfN Wow? Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '70 fa in C . .. 1. u , J 1. . A - , -' ..- . L r 5Ls.,.: 'QE' I96 SAN FORD-ORLAN DO KENNEL CLUB JERRY COLLINS JACK COLLINS JACK LEDOUX FLORIDA'S AWARD WINNING YEARBOCDK PHOTOGRAPHERS Wedding - Porfraii' - Commercial - 333 N0f+I'I Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla. . '4 I I 1 , -'x ,- 47 Af-a 'ff ,1 X x '. iw ,, 1- -QM. 'Y 5 ,Y -.xg 'X , 1311- ' ,,-, .N L I-4... , E ,, :lynx I ,ulnwl M , W Huw T '51 ' .34--If-' , - M. A ,.... 'W KE DE ibg My-1 1...L -1 f ' H U' 3 , ' vu! Y 1' H 3?a. we W I dx 0 ,, L ? 'rw Y - SWR Gy, 11 k, QIJQ,-' :uf-1, ' 1 up, . . ,. . lp, - - I 1, jj' , A ' . 3, ,..A-1 1 Lv. 4 -2' ' 5, , 1 A -V-. ' I , -TFT? .fi 6 ' X -v 'ff ' s., , 'K 'I .Fv5': H! 'H 17,9 1 'M ', L-.-Sf.. A . M5 ,nr wx , ai ,,-'35 jp , ., ,. ,344 'IL l his 11:59 X :KA ff FR If -if I 1 .W ,e xi i BEST WISHES From FLORIDA STATE BANK SANFORD A ' W ' Lf VID' 51 , mm Q . Complimenis' W fgo! W1 A' M CHU 1 A OAJUIIDJ L3OXM!LL of pol ' M IL' R . A L 1 fww-2-Q Wlwy A CAM MARYLAND J ,,wgM fy R if A T ' by V 'JLXS ' WMSJQAIQMX whip FRIED CHICKEN ,Ivy DI' ,Rf V CQ,,,A1,C4, 'Mm LAM HM LH A 605 If C Wyfyfsf .FERN P R 'RTA , , :L , ' 'wg EQ I' ' IWWQLQW O vfwi VITAL CI LULPTMJLCHSESIG ER LQRQQREAMJUMRW f WMS fgRA3 'i J,mR ,wW -M4 A RMA W LQKPMCQ WWHBMM K b Mafyhnd I I 'II FRIED CHICKEN C ,. , Huw I RTRR OITIP lmen S - 'E'I5i' f:I3 'E :': :'f':f'::::::::::::::::::::: ALTAMONTE 'II' A 'om PHARMACY SEMINOI-E Alhamonfo Springs Prescripfion Service I6 Locafions Io Serve You Hwy. I 7-92 Fern Park 838-53I4 VAUGHAN INCORPORATED GREENHOUSES Fern Park Highway Florida l7-92 MUSIC- SCOTTY'S UNLIMITED I030 Sfale SI. Sanford Plaza Hwy. I7-92 Sanford. Florlcla 0'3.-Ten Rd, Sfereo Tape Cenfer Fznzzarlr Home of on G The Shy Guys 322-0070 BO-JO Lef Consfa+ula+ions ENTERTAINMENT BOB BAIRD 'Io The Class of '70 CENTER help YOU From Box T, Winfer Park, solve all your Florida 32789 Life Insurance Tele hone Pf0blemS GIFT SHOP I305I :93-7032 Call: 24 9555 63 N' Griffin Dr' Providirmg The besf in Casselberry Nighlclub enlerfainmenl 838-8338 Ihroughoul' The Soufheasl' Winfer Perl: Mall. A Congrafulalions From Complimenis PHOTOGRAPHY of by RON REYNOLDS wEBB's PHARMACY for yobr wedding plwofographs Highway 17-92 and 434 647-8782 Longwood, Fla. Belilz Plaza . . . Hwy. I7-92 838-blol ' Maiilancl 64722252 Winier Park 838 7l33 asajsm I ' TH E Q 5 TRADE . W gg 5x i l QQ' gp S 265 J' 35? S9 ,RHF RNWRRQS' fn - , R36 W ,fy dvvx 3 agsiifyjssij, ggi! 52577 qvubxjif' Qyxg, Y q Congraiulaiions Q9539? QQ' fx J if-ii? iw Seniors! e a L R U AP? Q54 S, SY X LANG oo uc RU RP V' wg' wif, 'J Gai HARDWARE s. Hom xp' C' Conggjulahons 1 . 7 A FRIEND bf - . 99 N- SUPPLY, INC. 5 jnlors 353 I P.O. Box 307 Sk From OS? - Casselberry. Florida 838-2348 QQ A ww? W.L.O F. R552 of Riga - Congraiulaiions Seniors PANTHER PIT Family Billiards Casselberry Plaza 20l 9,1 'UEQQM mc was Q6 riff? if J' ehnpfnlz Her liemfbj Complimenfs of 0 M, ,fc,Qf i J'ff S, r O WINTER PARK PHOTO 8: ART SUPPLY Tel: 644-4362 l52 Parlr Ave. Soufh Winfer Parlr, Fla. Fasr Film Service 330 S. Orlando Ave. Maifland, Florida 3275i l305l 644-30ll ST. MARY M2i3Qf'sE'E HCP ' A g Y X -4' MfiiffT1'ffl2Q ' Wfgis- B0::a:2,.a':1m Sfare Rd.C4?2.-iid Us .MZ Fen' Pafk BRUNSWICK MEDALLION LANES PUBLIX MARKET Seminole Plaza Casselberry. Florida Terri Susan Bacchus SCOH Cindy Marcia Bacchus 5e9 e5i' Dixie Diane Burk, Wilson Terri KPY Hicks Griswold Sara Herringfon 202 Congrafulalions Complimenls Fr0m of STATE THE FISH Fl.OYD'S Sanford Plaza BOWL STANDARD Sanford, Fla. Tropical Fish STATION 3234776 and pm.. Ci., Besf Wishes Supplies Florida +0 420 N. Hwy. I7-92 83'-9047 Class of '70 Casselberry 838-4097 Complimenls of Complimenls Mixes 'O . BARBER sHoP The Clifmof 70 .::.3::.,H,::.. ALLENQERNIE an Experl l-lair-Curling and Slyling rf ff' '-5? gy PATTY FORWARD Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Best Wishes to the Class of 1970! From GLEN ARDEN HEIGHTS William Addison Mr. and Mrs. Keilh Alfizer J. Vance Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Boliclc Mr. and Mrs. Denis R. Breglia Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Clason Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collon Richard and JoAnn Copeland and Mrs. T. F. Cushing and Joanne Dickens and Mrs. Daniel Dorfman and Mrs. Paul Downs Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Eafon Do'r's 4 J's Evans Mr. Jim Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. William Fader C. C. Fields James Frazee John W. Fisher Thomas E. Gibles, Jr. Arfhur Hamill, Jr. W. Raymond Herberl Howard N. Hiclrolr W. J. Howell Campbell Kidd Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Ledig Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Linlon Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Maier Herberl' J. Mar+in Mr. and Mrs. Maflhew McCombe Mr. and Mrs. H. McLearn Mr. and Mrs. Roberl L. Pearce Dan Penninglon Mr. and Mrs. Ken Plan+e Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Pofami Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Rogers Mr. and Mrs. William Schaffner Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Schenlr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Sefion Mr. and Mrs. Waller C. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Sherrod Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sifes Mr. and Mrs Aus'I'in Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Slone Mr. and Mrs. E .R. Vande Velde Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Walewslri Mr. and Mrs. Kermil' F. Wasmulh Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wehel 203 r w 1 I V 1 n e .V f! - .yy' 'f' P M ' x5,.H IH 1-R., , 1 .--Q., I , -5 I I f A is af M, K, 5 , :wh Z , , ' ' .Q fn .5 - .'A 1' T ' ,lf 1.5 . L! .,. A Y ,-H, A J I r -1'.' r.'Q Q,J, -. ':.--' 'nh qw-. , ' , U . K u grin fn-iw' 1' L 4-Effsf 2 , - V 1 x .ar - Y 1 . ,.-. .ll K - V - WE? -a'3'F!ff?'T J ' 1 ALL ,Q-' -75' U1-f--:Q , -' , . ,3gjqy..5,-,-Wu:-.:g'., : . , , - f-:. - , Q.muf:e- lu . .,- .4 - s Complimenis Besi' Wishes of From DEKTRONICS INC. 23l S. Lalce Howell Rd. Alfamonfe Springs Florida So bi k'S 30046 and gcfle sbp X A ANDWQQ- E, ' X' S Qf fl'1T.'E'. : 'Fll T'wQ 3- 24 Fern Parlz Blvd., on l7992 S O'O'O'O E IG Fern Park, Florida Pll. 838-2868 ' HARRY CARROLL. Prop. Besi' Wishes-Seniors 0 P E N N ow HOWELL CREEK NURSERY ' P E ll Hnway 436 Corner of Lake Howell Lane b7l-8762 DEARBORN CORNETT PHARMACY Free Delivery Zayer Plaza Ph. 838-3382 electronics inc 24 Hour Wrecker Service , , ' ' RUDY'S AUTO BODY AND PAINT lA Subsidiary of +l1e Sprague bm Old Cheney Highway Elecfronic Companyl Orlando. Florida Bus. 277-6450 Res. 84l-837l y U.S. Hwy. I7-92 Besf Wishes Congrafulafions lo The From CIGSS Ol '70 FOURDEE INC. Phone 838-2363 JUDA 5 JACK Pnossen FORD AMERICAN SERVICE 322-Mal Service on All Makes of Cars and Trucks HWY- '7-92 Sanfofd Highway I7-92 Casselberry, Fla. Complimenfs Complimenfs of of FOREST CITY EVAN'S ENCO BARBER SHOP SERVICENTER Pom Ci' Y Shopping Cenfer Hwy 436 Giffs for HamiI'ron All Occasions Bulova Besf Wishes Crofon Wafche Mido Wafches Fro SUPER- GORFlNE'S JEWELERS VALUE 8: GIFT SHOP FINE WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING JAMES GORFINE Royal Pl-ua Maifland, FIa. 647-2729 FAIRWAY MARKETS Maifland Win+er Park Orlando LFILUDLRR LMS GAS homes on your lol' or ours CompIimen+s SHUBERT CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Of 997 Hwy. 436 I AlIamon'I'e Springs, Florida M. L. S. Realfors 838-I707 Casselberry JACK SHUBERT Telephone 838-3239 gale Congraiulafions Class of I970 From Your FURNITURE MANUFACTURING 4690 Olcl Winier Garden Road Orlando, Florida ASSOCIATES Bull IREALTORS XQJ 630 Maifland Avenue, iwwx Maulana 644-870I D W IX yiryg fy I .. . C J . 500 Soufh Dixie Hughwa A BeS+FW'5hes Across From Seminole Plaza Q rom Casselberry, Fla. C0mPlLme i5 Phone: asa-2409 O N. E. FRID BOWMAN SHEET METAL Winfer Park FENCO'S CRUM.S New and Used Furni+ure FUEL OIL SERVICE' INC. Specializing Fuel Oil Delivery Ill Cl1esI', Bunlc-beds. Dining and Bedroom Suils 647-2893 Complefe Burner Service Winfer Parlr, Fla. - 207 I l l I apt. ZTLTLCT Ov 1-5 . . , . . ' . . . . . . . . Jewfizh 6311133321 llieplilll Buug sloelxba large:-t dlesel luxury excursmn flslung xessel, snapper, gruuper, dolphin, king, and flag yellowtall flshxng. Large- . Q X . . X L DX Xr 1. xng 1 esxre . All Day. Balt Furnished Free. Rod and Reel Rental. Phones: Deck 743-5292, Home fMarathon, Florndal: 743-5351, oval 1 :ana Rlcksl 838-4262 l ll l .N ' ...-f WV- X AXWAA X X ... X XX'llXX-.iXXXXX XXX X- XX. XX wil X' i. XXXXX XXXXXXX X' ..XXXX .iH.... X.X X H -.Jl...i:...Xgil . :Rm 'f, V - E --f-rm --1 .ah , . . .f fX X. -5. 4... -..,... . . - .L .X W - - .. - X. ,. e.Xr,. --5 wax , .E XX X X. 'll ' XX, A-fq -...'bla!X?m.fv.--v-aug -' X .i . wn:Xw: ' I-rf. f XX . .. 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'W ' -X,..5---X3 XX.Xg:.X- .-z.,--Ef7.vgQA:e5 -gg, gg...-Agg.,:...Q,.iiifEX XX, Xi- -1 ' L ,ii-X ww. fu XX- X X .Sty-l3,.2XX'-'-W kk X X Xl:5X. n lQi5i bi:X X:E,.gwX- J-:M ..L'r..,.:,1X.g.-fi gg: , 1 .1-vf,5.:.g:.,X R I. '.....Q--' 4' H. A. BRAY C I ' S ' ongralu ahons emors ENTERPRISES FTOTTI Commercial Dump Charler Flighls Pine Hill Rd. and Pinio Way R+. 2, Box 3l9A Orlando, Fla. 328 l 0 PARKER LUMBER CO., INC. THE ROGERS COMP Designers Builders-Developers Box l035 Maifland. Florida Telephone 547-7365 ANY x - LL:- - L Mailland, Florida A - Phone 644-3600 ln , 644-0253 Oul' AEE' E K X 1 Seminole Plaza ,.f:-,f 1-15.3-,-X E- A---X X Casselberry X , ' Florida X . L., XKYXX .1 X XJ. Y-X XXX X ' aaa-0909 208 ....i.aj.Xti. . ll Xl,fM-.Liga KILLARN EY BOAT CENTER l234 Wes! Fairbanis Avenue Winfer Parlr. Florida JOHNSON SEA HORSE Tel. 644-9985 Boni+o Boafs 0 Murray Trailers ,ZZZW FAMILY RESTAURANT N x0 6515 home of e AMES:-f ,NIRWI Blg g original double deck WL HAMBURGER GOODlNG'S FINE FOODS Hiway I 7-92 Maiiland, Fla. Bakery Caiering Delicafessen A l W WMVRYW.-.1 I Complimenfs of C. L. COOPER ENTERPRISES Hear 'rhe Excifing Sounds of BIRNAM WOOD BEE-JAY - BOOKING AGENCY, INC. 209 Congratulations From Good Luck , sg J to the Class of I970 072441 1444? GLW! AMERICAN woon 304 N. Hwy. I7-92 Casselberry, Fla. Ph. 838-BI33 Exclusive but not expensive' PRODUCTS INC. Longwood, Fla. Best Wishes From Courtesy of LAKEWOOD SHORES NATIONAL DISCOUNT BEAUTY SALON 838-4632 I I is- M SEMINOLE PLAZA HAROLD BAY Operating Manager DAN GOODSON General Manager Wishes You the Very Best Congratulations Seniors JOE JENKINS Merchandise Manager Herles Formal Rental M ruu. onrsss cur AWAY 'ruxsoos Complefe ln All Sizes FOR WEDDINGS AND ALL FORMAL OCCASIONS Worship is Ihe Foundarion of Undersranding AI+encI Church every Sunday Courresy FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Longwood Good Luck Class of '70 HARRI-ETS CHILDREN'S SHOP Seminole Plaza D I Casselberry I ,X YOUNG'S ' . A EIe 'IrI Mor s a d Pum C SZrInIcIecrIrSysI'Iems ps 011 O ' Sales and Service Phone: AI'I' 'I' Sp g 838-1353 FIorida CIeanes+ auromobiles in FIoricIa QUALITY CADILLAC- CONTINENTALS INC. 7Il N. Orlando Avenue Maifland, Florida 3275 I Phone 647-4448 KIP WATSON DANCE STUDIO I60 Jaffa Drive Fern Park, FIorida 83 I - I 770 644-7999 ConqraI'uIa1ions Io Our Seniors GLENDA HINSON PAM HAGLE fxaifing and Qlnfzudiatagfe: Umfzozfai I ' The Southeast s . kid! BAZ A AR HOST UIIUSUIIL STORE MARTIN VAN GELDER 'Q ' I Pa L . 500 N H1 ' Drrecrio You W'ni r P Ir FI r'd 32789 Pho 305-644-249I Besi Wishes ALTAMONTE REALTY Hiway 436 Across Sfreef 'From Prairie-Lake Drive In Phone 838-5735 Reiy On Our 22 Year Experience HUSKEY REALTY I5I5 S. Orlando Ave. Maitland, Fla. 3275! I03 E. Colonial Drive Orlando. FIa. 3280I vb P4 Mister Dovuxstfg Congrafularions 'Io ihe Senior Class We never close Our cusfomers won'I Ie'r us. I5I0 S. Orlando Ave. Maifland, Fiorida .v fi' 7 Famous and Unique I Mexican Food Drive-In Resiauranfs ART-CO. PAINT 81 POOL SUPPLY II6 W. Robinson 63I N. Orlando Ave. Phone 425-432I Phone 644-6543 Orlando Maitland Aloma Shopping Cenier Phone 67I-3200 Winfar Park Besi' Wishes From LAUREL AND HARDY PIZZA PALACE LUMBER AND HARDWARE co INC COMPLETE LINE OF Q aun.nlNn MATERIALS o CALIFORNIA neowoou o Lumsen - Taussss o eunnsn umrs CI-IIMCO PPE !'8'lI ATED FIREPLACE FREE ESTIMATES DELIVERED ANYWHERE 0 WEISEB LOCKS 0 STANLEY TOOLS 0 BLACK 84 DEGKER SAWS 0 PLUMBING SUPPLIES ROOFING 831 3555 I S - I M A . . - , AEE? I 2 410 N Hwv 17 92 cAssEl.ssmzY qw CASA CORRELL BEAUTY SALON 'I'he salon wi'rh a smiIe f ,W Complimenfs Open Monday Thru Safurday ef ' Evening Mon Wed Thur LIL 500 JR.,--, I s .- .- . E 'fLJ?' Individual Slyling G0 KART RIDES 5 ,fm To meel your needs. Hwy- I7-92 H 's In Fern Park Eoufiqug Phone MILLIE CASADA 83 I -3839 Owner I28 Fairway Cenfer Maifland, Florida 3275I I Tree A ' X I , I Congrafulaiions ' From - , 1 QI-Q-ff I TRIPPLER CLEANERS MINOLE HARDWARE H. lghway 436 Alfamonfe TERN SUPPLIES-CLOTHES SPYIMJS eoors-SADDLES F'0'fde wood Plaza Longwood, Florida 838-5823 Congraiulaiions and Bes'l' Wishes ff III EI! i'l'lI . M f,:'f-5. .ul I - ,.--.-e-,e, ,. fm: iiii i'i'ii F iiil r riii JOH N NY 50'-TON FORD 'NC- Maifland Phone 644-7I I I Member F.D.I.C. f Fed. Reserve System Highway 17-92 at Packwood Maitland 2l3 T .Km-9 m,,,,,L ,gf H-vu f, ANDERSON'S NURSERY We've been growing for 25 years. Ferfilizers Plan'l's Shrubs 7I4 Hwy. I7-92 Fern Park. Fla. 838-7 I I7 Complimenfs of THE CLUB OASIS TEEN CENTER Casselberry Plaza Hwy. I7-92 Dances Friday and Salurday Nighl Sponsored by Seminole LiHle League. 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