Seminole County High School - Indian Yearbook (Donalsonville, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1976 volume:

I 'jjOWp$ ydy-l fiprmQ'dfjjowrwd NtfQNl 9L61 3HI ANNUALCIAFF DEDICATES ANNUAL We, the annual staff, proudly dedicate the 1976 INDIAN to Marcus Holley. We dedicate the 1976 INDIAN to Coach Holley because of the spirit reflected by him into each of our lives. He is always a symbol of our spirit. He has helped to bring joy and tears to Seminole County High, but this itself is spirit. Coach Holley has a record of which to be proud. He has coached at SCHS for ten years. Dur- ing this time, he has made Seminole County High a name to be spo- ken with pride. 1965-75 Won - 78 Lost - 29 Tied - 3 1967 1-B West Champions 1973 1-A Regions Champions 1974 1-A Region and Area Champions 2 THE SPIRirOF ’76 CPfR DEVGiOPC IMTRTTME As an individual, each makes and possesses his own spirit. This spirit instead of leaping into bloom, usually takes root slowly and grows with time. When a spirit has developed into a particular growth span, it is guaranteed not to disintegrate. Each individual's spirit is influenced by other spirits. These different spirits, in turn, are engaged into one. As one spirit, we have a feel- ing of common goals and longings. We have a feeling of security. If there are miles between us or even inches, we have a feeling of compan- ionship . 6 JL - 900 ucks op cpfR r Spirit is for shouting, touch- ing, living. Spirit leads one up. It makes one look up. It makes one think up. It makes one a better person than he was before. Spirit alters the way one relates to circum- stances. It offers hope . . . life. ACPfR TMUCTBt PRESENT Only as one, can a mass progress. The spirit of this mass must agree. When the spirit has been formed, only then can we as individuals take a step forward into Life. 11 Anita PoaW SENIOR SUFERWnVE’S THOUGHTS Being a friend is having a friend. I think the friends that I'm associated with here at SCHS are the greatest in the world. Charles This position gives me an incentive to continue to smile, be courteous, have concern for others, man- nerable. and love for humanity. Margaret Through my years at school I have made several friends. They have elected me as a Superlative and I consider this a great privilege. Harry To be voted for by my fellow classmates makes me feel that smiling, laughing, and talking to my friends is rewarding. Jackie It shows that your classmates have confidence and assurance in you as a person and a friend. David H. Being chosen made my Senior year even more spe- cial . It certainly makes me proud to be a member of the class of '76. Luanne Out of one hundred and forty-four seniors it is a good feeling to know that my classmates consider me as one of the favorites. Bernard You don't know how many friends you really have until you are elected. Angie It means being someone that people look up to, and someone who has friends. Tony It makes me think I'm very respectable and can be a leader. Renae It means having great pride and respect for others. Parsha Being chosen a Superlative was one of the high- lights of my Senior year. Brenda From the number of the students, I’m glad I was chosen as a Senior Superlative by my fellow Seniors. Danny Having the thrill of being chosen from among all the girls in the Senior Class as one of the Super” girls. Freddie There were many other people that could have been selected, but luckily I was and it's a great feeling. Craig Soon our high school days will be over and only memories will remain. Being a Senior Superlative is going to be the best memory of all. Gayla It's a very high honor because you are chosen by your fellow classmates. Brant I was really surprised to be chosen because I have only attended school here part of my Junior year and this year. I am very proud to represent the class of '76. Frankie It means being a little higher in rank; it tells me that I'm of importance. David W. I have the privilege to leave a better influence upon the Seniors of '77, to show them a Superlative is imponant. Beverly It makes you think how many friends you have in the Senior class. Gene I have much responsibility, and we as Superlatives should live our lives so that others will say they want to be like the Superlatives of '76. Anita 16 ewes of ’76 We - die Seniors of '76 - think being a Senior is just one step down the long road of life. Our Senior year in high school has been one of continuous excitement. Being a Senior is being in a world of young men and women, parties, excitement, daydreams, competition, college, careers, new songs, laughter, sunshine, and last - but not least - GRADUATION. When our Senior year is finished, we shall feel like a part of each of us has died, even though we shall have the memories forever. We may take them out. look at them, and store them away for future days; but more imponant, when everyone else will be seeing the end of another school year ... the Seniors of '76 will be seeing graduation and the beginning of a new life. 18 . .'+• , Chris Lashonn Armstrong Esther Jean Ash Michael Thomas Ashley Allen Britt Barnes Brenda Juree Barber Maria Anonette Battle Jackie Elizabeth Brannon Rhunette Brannon Steven Bernard Brewington Terry Eugene Brooks Brantley Folmar Broome Freddie Mae Brown Margaret Brown Tracy Hamilton Bunce Rhonda Nell Burch Jeffery Allen Burke 19 Sharon Laveme Chrispen Charles Kay Christian Luanne Clarke Mary Jane Clemons Frankie Faye Cliett Bruce Wayne Collins Danny Kaye Conley John Calvin Corbett Joseph Alvin Corbett Myrvin Alline Coyle Ronnie Lee Crawford Cecil Floyd Croom 20 Willie Joe Daniels Wayne Aaron Davis Paisha Zerest Davis Debra Jean Dinger Billy Gene Drake, Jr. John Luther Dukes Clarence Leon Durden Randall Glenn Earnest Marcia Elaine Felts Ricky Fennell Timothy Kevin Ford Ulysses Floyd Jackie Lee Freeman Diana Kim Gale Anita Zuwanta Gonzalez Julie Lee Gordon 21 Sandra Anita Graham Donald Jerome Groomes Billy Paterson Hagler Ben Cecil Hall Charles Brantley Hall Harry Thomas Hall Walter Neal Hall Billy Gene Hand Kathy Harris Diane Henry Hattie Mae Henry Dora Mae Hention 22 David Keith Hill Allie Mae Hodge Brenda Gail Hodges Dianne Hopson Marsha Ann Home Gary Neal Huggins Amy Lee Jackson Anita Marilyn Johnson Benjie Lavoyd Johnson Cslinda Blair Johnson Brenda Kathy Johnson Michael Stephen Jones 23 Cynthia Annette Kelley Barbara Deanna Kelley Gilbert Mead Kelley. Jr. Stanley Dwayne Kennedy Alice Virginia King Calvin Douglas King Linda Laveme Koonce Theresa Kay Lane Mattie Mae Lee Kenneth Alexander Leonard Allen David McCoy Beverly Ann McCoy Dorothy Jean McCray Tony Bernard McCray Danny Ray McLendon Gayla Dean McLendon 24 Dale Timothy Mathews Ronald Keith Medley Timothy Gene Middleton Eddie Miller, Jr. Sandra Kaye Miller Eugene Milton Ruby Moat Louise Moore Alice Renae Moore Carey Glenn Moye Richard Raymond Murray Deborah Ann Newberry David Vernon Norris Betty Lou Odom Willie Calvin Oliver Anita Parker Sherralyn Ann Perry Samuel Lee Peterson Angelia Deborah Phillips Stephen Craig Pierce Gloria Jean Pollard Robert Arthur Pollard Vivian Pollard John Wesley Powell Betty Jean Powell Arthur Quick Danny Rambeau Fredrick Douglas Rambeau, Jr. 26 Michael Green Rambeau Shirell Rambo Anita Mae Ready Mary Fate Register Michael Allen Roberson Jim Tom Robinson Keith Allen Rogers Ansley Morris Rowell John Ray Simmons Hubert Smith Jimmy Lee Smith Ola Jean Smith 27 Melody Ann Spooner Linda Gail Sweet James Eddie Taylor Larry Thomas Peggy Joyce Todd Phyllis Ann Treadwell Sidney Michael Tucker Delores Jean Weeks Susan Kelley Wells Stacey Dawn Whitehead George Wayne Whittaker Diane Helen Wiggins Anthony Williams Betty Ann Williams Stephen Douglas Williams Patricia Ann Williams David Wilson Pamela Jean Woods Mary Sylvia Yates Judith Leah Youmans 28 SENIOR IND96 CHRIS ARMSTRONG - Football 3. ESTHER ASH - Chorus 1. MIKE ASHLEY - Hi-Y 2, 4-H 4. BRITT BARNES - Chorus 1, F.F.A. 2, F.B.L.A. 1. BRENDA BARBER - F.H.A. 2, 4-H 4. MARIA BATTLE - Tri-Hi-Y 3, Lib. Club 1, Debate 1, 4-H 3, F.B.L.A. 1. JACKIE BRANNON - Band 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chorus 1, 4-H 2, Maj. 2, One- Act Play 1, Annual Staff 3, Feature Twirler 1. RHUNETTE BRANNON - 4-H 2. BERNARD BREWINGTON - Band 3. Bas- ketball 1, 4-H 1, Annual Staff 1. TERRY BROOKS - Ent. '74, F.F.A. 3. Lib. Club 1. BRANTLEY BROOME - Hi-Y 2, F.F.A. 2. 4-H 2. FREDDIE BROWN - Chorus 2, F.H.A. 1. 4-H 1. MARGARET BROWN - F.H.A. 4. Cheerleader 2, 4-H 2. TRACY BUNCE - Band 4. Chorus 3, 4- H 1. RHONDA BURCH - Band 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, F.H.A. 3, Lib. Club 1, Cheer- leader 1, Basketball 1, 4-H 1. JEFF BURKE - Hi-Y 1, F.F.A. 1, 4-H 2. F.B.L.A. 1. SHARON CHRISPEN - 4-H 4. CHARLES CHRISTIAN - Ent. '73, Football 2. LUANNE CLARKE - Band 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chorus 1, Basketball 3, F.B.L.A. 1, Flag 2, One-Act Play 1, Annual Staff 3. MARY CLEMONS - 4-H 2. FRANKIE CLIETT - Ent. '74, Tri-Hi-Y 2, F.B.L.A. 1. BRUCE COLLINS - Chorus 1, F.F.A. 1, Lib. Club 1, 4-H 1. DANNY CONLEY - F.F.A. 2, Football 4, Baseball 1. JOHN CORBETT - F.F.A. 2, Football 1. JOSEPH CORBETT - F.F.A. 2. MYRVIN COYLE - 4-H 4, F.B.L.A. 1. RONNIE CRAWFORD - F.F.A. 3. CECIL CROOM - F.F.A 3, Football 2. WAYNE DAVIS - Hi-Y 1. Chorus 1. F.F.A. 2. 4-H 2. DEBI DINGER - Ent. '74, Tri-Hi-Y 2, F.B.L.A. 1. GENE DRAKE - Hi-Y 1, F.F.A. 1, Football 4, 4-H 1. JOHN DUKES - F.F.A. 2, F.B.L.A. 1. LEON DURDEN - F.F.A. 2. RANDY EARNEST - F.F.A. 2. MARCIA FELTS - Chorus 1, F.H.A. 2, 4-H 3, F.B.L.A. 1. RICKEY FENNELL - F.F.A. 2, Baseball 1. ULYSSES FLOYD - F.F.A. 2, 4-H 1. KEVIN FORD - Hi-Y 1, F.F.A. 1. F.B.L.A. 1. WILLIE DANIELS - F.F.A. 2. PARSHA DAVIS - Chorus 1, F.F.A. 2, Basketball 4, F.B.L.A. 1. JACKIE FREEMAN - F.F.A. 2, Basket- ball 3, Football 1. DIANA GALE - Chorus 1, Cheerleader 1, F.B.L.A. 1. ANITA GONZALEZ - 4-H 2. JULIE GORDON - Band 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, F.B.L.A. 1, Flag 2. SANDRA GRAHAM - F.H.A. 4. DONALD GROOMES - F.F.A. 2. PAT HAGLER - F.F.A. 3. BEN HALL - Ent. '75. CHARLES HALL - Band 4. Hi-Y 2, Chorus 1, F.F.A. 1. 4-H 4, Golf 4. HARRY HALL - Band 4, Hi-Y 3, 4-H 4, Golf 1. NEAL HALL - F.F.A. 3, F.B.L.A. 1. BILLY GENE HAND KATHY HARRIS - Band 4, Chorus 2, F.B.L.A. 1, Flag 2. DIANE HENRY - Chorus 2. 4-H 3. DORA HENTION - 4-H 1. DAVID HILL - Band 4, Hi-Y 4, Chorus 1, F.F.A. 1, Basketball 2, Baseball 1, 4-H 4. ALLIE MAE HODGE BRENDA HODGES - Band 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chorus 2, 4-H 1, Flag 1, Trio 1, Drum Majorette 1, Annual Staff 1. DIANNE HOPSON MARSHA HORNE - F.H.A. 1, F.B.L.A. 1. GARY HUGGINS - Hi-Y 1, F.F.A. 3, F.B.L.A. 1, Annual Staff 3. AMY JACKSON - Chorus 3, F.H.A. 2. ANITA JOHNSON - Ent. '75. Band 1, F.H.A. 1. BENJIE JOHNSON - F.F.A. 1, Football 2. CSLINDA JOHNSON KATHY JOHNSON - Tri-Hi-Y 1. 4-H 1. MIKE JONES - Band 4, Hi-Y 2, Foot- ball 2, Baseball 3, One-Act Play 2. CINDY KELLEY - Tri-Hi-Y 3, F.B.L.A. 1. DEANNA KELLEY - Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4-H 3. F.B.L.A. 1. GIL KELLEY - Hi-Y 3, F.F.A. 1. 4-H 4, F.B.L.A. 1. STAN KENNEDY - Ent. '74, F.F.A. 1, 4-H 1. ALICE KING - F.H.A. 1. Basketball 4. CALVIN KING - Band 3. F.F.A. 1, Basketball 4. LINDA KOONCE - Chorus 3, 4-H 1. THERESA LANE - Tri-Hi-Y 1, Chorus 1. Lib. Club 3, F.B.L.A. 1. MATTIE LEE - Chorus 1. KENNETH LEONARD - F.F.A. 1. ALLEN McCOY - Basketball 2, Foot- ball 2, Baseball 1, 4-H 1. BEVERLY McCOY - F.H.A. 3, Cheer- leader 1, Annual Staff 1. DOROTHY McCRAY TONY McCRAY - Basketball 2, Foot- ball 4. danny mclendon - m-Y 1, f.f.a. 3, F.B.L.A. 1. GAYLA McLENDON - Tri-Hi-Y 3, F.H.A. 1, Basketball 2, F.B.L.A. 1. DALE MATHEWS - F.F.A. 2. KEITH MEDLEY - F.F.A. 3. F.B.L.A. 1. TIM MIDDLETON - F.F.A. 2. EDDIE MILLER - Ent. '73, F.F.A. 3. SANDY MILLER - Band 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chorus 1, Maj. 2, Head Maj. 1, One-Act Play 1, Annual Staff 3. EUGENE MILTON - F.F.A. 1, Football 4. RUBY MOAT - Lib. Club 1. LOUISE MOORE RENAE MOORE - Basketball 4. F.B.L.A. 1. CAREY MO YE - F.F.A. 2, Football 4. Baseball 4. RICK MURRAY - Ent. '75, Football 1, Baseball 1. DAVID NORRIS - F.F.A. 2, 4-H 1. BETTY ODOM WILLIE OLIVER - F.F.A. 1. ANITA PARKER - Cheerleader 1, Bas- ketball 2, 4-H 2, F.B.L.A. 1. SHERRALYN PERRY - Chorus 2, F.H.A. 2, 4-H 2, F.B.L.A. 1. SAMMY PETERSON - Band 4. ANGIE PHILLIPS - Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chorus 1, F.H.A. 1, Cheerleader 1, F.B.L.A. 1, Annual Staff 2. CRAIG PIERCE - Ent. '73, Band 3, Hi- Y 3, Chorus 1, Quartet 1, F.B.L.A. 1. GLORIA POLLARD - Chorus 2, F.H.A. 1. ROBERT POLLARD - F.F.A. 2. VIVIAN POLLARD - Ent. '74. JOHN POWELL BETTY POWELL - Chorus 1, 4-H 2. ARTHUR QUICK - F.F.A. 1, 4-H 1. DANNY RAMBEAU - Band 3, F.F.A. 1, Basketball 4, Football 1. FREDRICK RAMBEAU - Band 2, Basket- ball 1, 4-H 2. MICHAEL RAMBEAU - F.F.A. 2, Football 1. SHIRELL RAMBO - F.F.A. 1, Basket- ball 3, Football 4. ANITA READY MARY REGISTER - Chorus 2. MIKE ROBERSON - Band 4, Hi-Y 1, Chorus 3, 4-H 1, One-Act Play 1, Quartet 1. JIM TOM ROBINSON - Chorus 2, F.F.A. 2. KEITH ROGERS - Band 4, Hi-Y 3, F.F.A. 1, 4-H 1, F.B.L.A. 1. ANSLEY ROWELL - Band 4, 4-H 1. JOHN RAY SIMMONS - Ent. '73. HUBERT SMITH - F.F.A. 1. JIMMY SMITH - F.F.A. 1. OLA JEAN SMITH - Chorus 1. MELODY SPOONER - Band 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3, F.B.L.A. 1. Flag 2. LINDA SWEET - F.H.A. 2, Cheer- leader 1, 4-H 2. JAMES TAYLOR LARRY THOMAS - F.F.A. 2, Football 4, Baseball 1. PEGGY TODD - F.H.A. 1, F.B.L.A. 1. PHYLLIS TREADWELL - Ent. ’74, F.H.A. 1. MIKE TUCKER - F.F.A. 3. DELORES WEEKS KELLEY WELLS - Chorus 2, F.B.L.A. 1. STACEY WHITEHEAD - Tri-Hi-Y 3. F.H.A. 4, Lib. Club 1, F.B.L.A. 1. WAYNE WHITTAKER - F.F.A. 3. DIANE WIGGINS - Ent. '74, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4-H 1, One-Act Play 1, Annual Staff 1. ANTHONY WILLIAMS - F.F.A. 3. BETTY WILLIAMS - F.H.A. 2. DOUGLAS WILLIAMS - Band 4. Hi-Y 3. F.F.A. 2, 4-H 3. PATRICIA WILLIAMS - Chorus 2, 4-H 3. DAVID WILSON - F.F.A. 2, Football 4. PAM WOODS - 4-H 3. SYLVIA YATES - Tri-Hi-Y 1, Chorus 1, F.H.A. 3, Lib. Club 1. 4-H 3, F.B.L.A. 1. JUDY YOUMANS - Band 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Basketball 2, F.B.L.A. 1. CLASS OF '77 Ervin Alday Kim Anderson Mary Baker Regina Banks Rosemary Battle Julia Bell Ronnie Bell Cindy Bethel Robyn Blackburn Rhonda Braswell Wayde Breeden Derrell Brown Sheila Brown Barbara Burke Ronny Burke Cunis Butler Carl Cainion Alex Califf Terri Campbell Jimmy Cannon 33 Ricky Christmas Diane Coachman Vivian Coachman Michael Collins Karl Courson Gary Cunningham Janice Daniels Byron Davis Jim Dozier Denise Drake Bruce Earnest Gail Earnest Randy Earnest Ricky Earnest Elaine Easom Gloria Elijah Judy Felder Gina Fennell Joan Fowler Gloria Freeman Mary Freeman Gloria Godby Carrie Groomes Gloria Groomes 34 Tammy Harlow Glenda Harrison Rusty Hatton Jay Hawkins Ray Hawkins Tonya Hicks Buddy Hill Ramona Hill Bob Hines Viola Hodge Becky Holley Joy Holley Lamar Hopson Bill Hornsby Bob Howard Fannie Johnson Annie Ruth Jones Bertha Jones Glenn Jones Laverne Jones Mary Ann Jones Lola Koonce Billy Kirkland Jack Lane 35 Frankie Lawson Bertram Leonard Patricia Leonard Gina Lewis La Tonji Lindsey Ken Long Julie Lowery Carissa Loyless Andy McLeod Jackie McLendon Brent Miller Cindy Miller Donna Miller Jerri Mitchell Verbert Moore Shari Nobles Susan Norris Steve Odom Wyatt Parker Michael Parks Susan Pearce Herbert Post Nan Pritchett Vivian Quick La Joyce Ram bo Patricia Register Charles Ridley Rhonda Roberson Bubba Roberts Sue Roberts 36 Michael Saffold Bill Scoggins Robert Scott John Thursby Melba Tucker Howard Tyler John Vamum Darryl Walker Vicki Watford Brenda Weaver Angela Whittaker Donna Williams Sharon Williams Mike Wooten 37 Ordering class rings is the biggest event in their year. They all think that their class has more spirit, spunk, and vitality than any other class in the school's history. Each thing they do points toward that one night - when the Seniors move their tassels over and the Juniors become known as the Seniors of '77 . 38 ClASQ OF '78 Mike Adams Cunis Alday Eddie Alday Doug Aligood Theodore Allen Glenn Anderson Glenn Arnold Gaye Ausley Annie Pearl Barber Linda Barber Mark Barnes Richard Bland Tim Bowen Tim Bracken Tammy Bradshaw Debra Brannon Marsha Branton Alice Brown Donnie Brown Herben Brown Ann Bryan Paul Bryant Maggie Chrispen Ronnie Chrispen Cassandra Collier Beatrice Collins Debra Collins Patti Conley Margie Conners Mike Conoly James Daniels Cindy Darley Otis Davis Richard Davis 39 Jan Dobson Jackie Dortch Greg Drake Ron Dunaway Sandra Duncan Tracy Duren Patsy Easom William Easom Bobby Ellis Mike Ellis Michael Enfinger Greg Eubanks Chuck Faircloth Debra Faircloth Tommy Faircloth Leroy Fedd Willie Felts Peianne Fiveash Michael Forrester Connell Freeman Buddy Gamble Ellen Gardener Cindy Glass Kayron Godwin Phillip Golden Laveme Greene Willie Grigley Tami Hall Mickey Hampton Roger Handsford 40 Alton Harrison Brannon Harvey Gloria Harvey Teri Hatcher Debbie Hawkins Mark Heard Steven Helms Lorine Henry Debbie Herring Michael Hill Brenda Holley Brenda Hopkins Cleatus Hopkins Quinton Home Clara Hornsby Sandy Houston Brenda Ingram Donald Jackson Rebecca Jackson Grady Jarvis Brenda Jones Carol Jones Debra Jones Emmett Jones Sandy Jones Jimmy Joye Ricky King Cathy Kirkland Randy Kirksey Theneatrie Koonce Lena Kroll Wanda Lee Sandra Leonard 41 Debbie Lewis Michelle Lewis Cheryl Lindsey Pam Lindsey Clay Logue Benny Lomineck Wilhemina McCoy Beverly McDaniel Jeff McDuffie Kaye Miller Larry Miller Ivey Moore Danny Moss Al Mullis Sherry Munay Roy Odom Debbie Orange Marvin Orange Rhonda Owens Lisa Parker Tony Parson Anthony Perry Linda Perry Tommy Pius 42 Keith Posey Herman Pollard Kary Potts Vera Powell Gloria Quick Lucious Ray Cheryl Regan Spencer Reynolds Terry Reynolds Vivian Richardson Lorrain Saulter Tim Shamblin Debbie Shores Lee Marvin Shuler Ricky Skipper Betty Ann Smith Cathy Smith Donnie Ray Smith Michael Smith Sammy Smith Stephanna Smith Timothy Smith Jody Spooner Robert Starling 43 Connie Stewart Robert Stewart Dale Swanncr Tyrone Sweet Danny Temples Roanna Terrell Shirley Thomas Rita Thursby Stephen Todd Frager Tolbert Damon Trawick Mary Lou Turner Judy Virgin Charles Walker Curvie Walker Ricky Ward Clara Weeks Wilson Weeks Tony White Dora Williams Jan Williams Patricia Williams Steve Worthy Dee Wurst 44 CLAQQ OF ’79 Lloyd Adams Paul Adams Rusty Adams Keith Alday Timmy Alday Terry Allen Jimmy Anderson Robby Arginsinger Sharon Ash Valorie Ashmore Charles Atkinson Glendale Barber Kevin Barber Ricky Barber Ricky Barber Shirley Barber Alfonza Baker Victor Barker James Barrineau 45 Connell Bell Faye Bell Michael Bell Darrell Bennett Monroe Bonner Barbara Bradley Wayne Breeden Jasper Brown Joseph Brown Lynda Brown Willie Brown Winnie Brown Photo Not Available Zollie Buggs Kerry Bunce Mark Burkett Troy Bush Brenda Byrd Linda Byrd Denise Cannon Ricky Cannon Stephanie Cannon Cindy Carr Ken Castleberry Don Childree Michael Chrispen Pam Chrispen Joseph Clark Cecil Clemons Ivory Joe Collins Mary Etta Collins Canton Conley Dennis Conley Dianne Covington Wilbur Covington Verna Crawford Amelia Cumbie Shirley Cummings David Daniels Eva Mac Daniels Alexinia Davis Jimmy Drake Lureda Duncan Teresa Duren Jay Easom Scott Easom 46 Danny Edwards Carlton Elijah James Elijah Debra Evans S. T. Fedd Mary Fiveash Cheryl Ford Kay Franklin Marie Freeman Moses Freeman Steve Freeman Brenda Fudge Daphne Gay Susan Glass Donna Glisson Johnny Godby Barbara Godwin Gary Godwin Cherri Gordon Sandra Gordon Alwillis Gosier Tammy Graham Othal Grigley Rosie Groomes Samuel Groomes John Hall Debbie Harris Donna Harrison Terry Harrison Briggett Harvey Joey Harvey Lori Heard Teddy Hicks Tony Hill Edwin Hines Cassandra Hopkins Daron Hopson Douglas Hopson Steve Horne Becky Hornsby Gay Hornsby Dale Ingram Lajuana Ingram Debbie Jarvis 47 Eddie Johnson Jackie Johnson Kathryn Johnson Mattie Johnson Richard Johnson Russ Johnson Sara Johnson Bobbie Jones Eddie Jones Rene Jones Ricky Jones Valerie Jones William Jones Zora Jones CeCile Kelley Deborah Kelley Jessie Kimble Dean King Delois King Larry King Larry King, Jr. Gail Kirkland Pam Kirkland Saundra Lane Richard Lewis Johnny Usenby Jerry Lynn Kenneth McLendon Marie McLendon Raymond McMillian Max McLeod Michael Miller Ronnie Miller Tondra Moody James Moore Willie Moore Josie Morris Lisa Moss Dee Murkerson Shirley Murrell Shari Nickoley 48 Steve Norris Lori North Penny Norton Chris Nunn Kathy Odom Stevie Odom Neven O'Hearn Anthony Oliver Shelia Orange Harold Palmer Wade Parker Clark Pearce Brenda Pearson John Peterson Tony Phillips Brian Pitts Annie Pollard Joey Poole Joy Powell Lisa Powell Johnny Pugh DeWayne Quick Laura Register Tommy Richardson Valencia Ridley Roy Robinson Timmy Rogers Charles Scott Christopher Smith Dede Smith Dola Mae Smith Everette Smith Larry Smith Bruton Spencer David Spooner Dennis Spooner Ellen Spooner Linda Starling Diane Stewart Jennifer Stewart Dune 11 Stroud James Stuart Angela Sutton Kent Teall 49 James Temples Paul Temples Shelia Temples Kathy Thompson Mike Thompson Patti Thursby Jay Tillman Clinda Todd Linda Todd Raleigh Tyler Leonard Vamum Lois Virgin Betty Wade Willie Wade Mae Ola Walker Sarah Walker Willie Pearl Wallace Teri Ward Stevie West Maple White Dawn Whittaker Terry Widner Shelia Wiggins Jared Wildes Billy Williams Margaret Williams Mary Williams Tracy Williams Susan Wooten Maria Wren 50 SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD: SEATED. FROM LEFT: Herbert Bridges. Chairman: N. P. Malcolm. Superintendent: Willis Ausley. Vice-Chairman. STANDING. FROM LEFT: Morris Johnson. Bill Dozier. ABSENT: Jack Burke. ABOVE: DOUGLAS SPIVEY. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Teachers must try to meet the needs of all the students regardless of their mental or physical abilities. RIGHT: LOUIS BONNER, PRINCIPAL: The best piece of advice that I’ve ever had is ’don't give up. you learn something every day’. 52 COUNTY OFFICE STAFF: Martha Ann Hastey, Panola Brady, Christine Williams. Malcolm Freeman. SCHOOL SECRETARIES: Jean Mosley and Bunny Brock RUBY ARLINE: Students make me happiest when they are willing to accept responsibility and show love for the school. ALLEN BOWEN: Teaching has shown me that 1 myself have a lot to learn. GARLAND BASFORD: I think the schools could be improved by paying teachers comparable to plumbers, carpenters, mechanics, and farmers. JOHN BRAY: The incentive that keeps me leaching is the great joy and sense of satisfaction I get from teaching. 53 % DOROTHY DALE: MILTON CAFFEY: MYRVIS BRIDGES: The factor that constantly irritates me while trying to teach students is noise in the hall which will drive one up the wall. PEGGY DOWNING: The incentive that keeps me teaching is the possibility that 1 may be able to help a student develop into a better individual. The biggest complaint I have about my pupils is most students spend more time filling up a desk than they do trying to learn. CURTIS DUMAS: Students make me happiest when I can see an academic improvement In their work, especially as a result of stimulated interest. ADDIE BRIGHAM: I know I'm a teacher when students begin to question rather than accept complacently all information. JOANNE DRAKE: The biggest complaint I have about my students is their not applying themselves and chewing their gum. The incentive that keeps me leaching is when a student says. Mrs. Dale, you taught me many things other than history, and I will never forget any of them. LINDA GARCIA: You know you're a teacher when you and your husband agree to chaperone some students one weekend at the beach. All weekend they called me Mrs. Garcia and referred to my husband as Joe . 54 IRENE GILLIAM: The best piece of advice I've ever had is Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come to you.” RHONDA HOLMES: CORENE HAMILTON: The incentive that keeps me teaching is the children from poor income families. MARCUS HOLLEY: The biggest complaint 1 have about students is their not having the ability to give their The incentive that keeps me teaching is seeing gleam in a student's eye when he finally grasps what you've been saying all along. Of course, the pay check helps. too. DOROTHY HALL: WILMA JONES: best. You know you're a teacher when you look out and see understanding on the face of one student. VIRGINIA HOWARD: Students make me happiest when they show me that they are interested in learning as well as getting along with each other. The incentive that keeps me .teaching is the desire to help students equip themselves for the world of work. MARY KIRKLAND: You know you're a teacher when students can find their way around the media center independently, are stimulated in literary appreciation, and have been ''sold'' on the idea of reading. 0 55 CLYDE MACKEY: You know you’re a teacher when students show by performance that they have mastered certain fundamental principles and concepts basic to success in their daily lives. GARY SCOTT: You know you're a teacher when you feel uncomfortable eating lunch without several hundred people in the same room with you. FRANKIE RAMBEAU: My weak point as a teacher is wanting to accomplish too much too soon. ROBERT STRICKLAND: The incentive that keeps me teaching is well- disciplined, alert students I have with the most Espirit de Corps.” MARTHA REGISTER: You know you're a teacher when students exhibit a greater understanding of a subject at the end of a period than they had at the beginning. JANET RUSSELL: The factor that constantly irritates me while trying to leach students is the question ’’What page number?” KAREN WILSON: You know you’re a teacher when you do more homework than you did as a student. EDDIE WALKER: The best piece of advice I've ever had is put the learning on the child . 56 TBI-HI-Y FRONT ROW: Peggy Downing. Advisor; Jackie Brannon. Reporter; Sandy Miller. Secretary; Luanne Clarke. President; Maria Battles, Vice- President; Barbara Burke. Treasurer; Jan Williams. Chaplain; Janet Russell. Advisor. 58 MY FRONT ROW: Douglas Spivey. Advisor: Gil Kelley. Reporter; Ronny Burke, Secretary: Harry Hall. President: Craig Pierce. Vice-President: David Hill, Treasurer; Greg Drake. Chaplain; John Bray, Advisor. 59 FW FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT: Gail Earnest. Music and Recreation; Becky Holley. Public Relations: Margie Conner. President; Verbert Moore. Historian: Margaret Brown, Degree Chairman. BACK ROW, FROM LEFT: Gloria Freeman, Honor Roll; Ellen Gardner, Parliamentarian; Vivian Coachman. Secretary-Treasurer; Vickie Waterford. Projects; Julie Lowery, Public Relations. 60 FFA FRONT ROW: FFA SWEETHEARTS: Jackie Brannon, Palsy Easom, Brenda Hodges. SECOND ROW: Eddie Miller. President: Charles Hall, Vice-President: Robert Scott. Sentinel. THIRD ROW: Danny McLendon. Secretary: David Hill, Treasurer: Gary Huggins. Reporter; Gil Kel- ley. Reporter. 61 LIBRARY LEFT TO RIGHT: Rusty Hatton, President: Teddy Hicks, Vice-President; Teresa Lane. Secretary-Treasurer: Joy Holley. Reporter; Rhonda Braswell. Historian; Mary Kirkland, Advisor. 62 EBLA FROM LEFT. FRONT ROW: Karen Wilson. Advisor: Parsha Davis, Historian: Renae Moore. Parliamentarian: Diana Gale. Secretary: Anita Parker. Treasurer: Debt Dinger. President: Angie Phillips. Vice-President: Melody Spooner. Reporter: Mike Ashley. Historian; Irene Gil- liam. Advisor; Absent from the picture. Frankie Cliett. Parliamentarian. 63 4-U FRONT ROW: Mrs. Love. Sponsor: 9th GRADE 4-H OFFICERS: Joey Poole, President: Jimmy Henderson. Boy’s Vice-President: Sheila Wig- gins, Girl’s Vice-President: Teresa Duren, Secretary: Ricky Barber. Parliamentarian; Robert Spitaleri. Sponsor: Absent from the picture: Keith Alday, Treasurer. SENIOR 4-H OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Mike Ellis, Reporter: Kim Anderson, Girl’s Vice-President: Buddy Hill, Boy’s Vice-President: Charles Hall. President. 64 DEBATE SEATED. FROM LEFT: Ronny Burke. 2nd Negative. Capt.: Greg Drake. 1st Negative: Debbie Lewis. 2nd Affirmative: Valerie Jones. 1st Affirmative. STANDING. FROM LEFT: Joan Fowler. Chairman: Elaine Easom. Alt.; Jan Williams. Time Keeper; Cindy Darley, Alt.; Jay Easom. Alt.,Time Keeper; Mary Kirkland, Coach. ONE ACT RAY FIRST ROW. FROM LEFT: Diane Wiggins. Judy Felder, Mike Jones. SECOND ROW, FROM LEFT: Valerie Jones. Michael Saffold. Andy McLeod. Linda Garcia. Coach. 65 LfTERARY Mike Jones. STAR Student: Mrs. Myrvis Bridges. STAR Teacher Brenda Hodges. DAR Good Citizen; Mrs. L. J. Harrell. Representa- tive --------- SCIENCE PROJECTS: FRONT ROW: Cindy Darley. Jeff McDuffie, Dee Wunt. BACK ROW: Mic- helle Lewis. Dorothy Hall: Advisor, Douglas Aligood. Valerie Jones, Home Economics 66 UTERARY Girls Spelling, Judy Felder; Boys Spelling, Buddy Hill; Advisor, Linda Linda Garcia. Advisor: Ronnie Burke. Boys Essay; Jackie Brannon, Garcia Girls Essay Sandy Miller, Oral Interpretation; Mike Jones, Extemporaneous Randy Earnest, Boys Typist; Kelly Wells, Shorthand; Debi Dinger, Speaking Girls Typist 67 UTERARY 68 CHORUS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Theresa Lane. Secretary; Ray Hawkins, Vice President; Kelly Wells, President, Brenda Holley, Librarian. SECOND ROW: Nan Pritchett. Librarian; Karen Potts. Librarian; Clara Hornsby, Librarian; Cindy Carr. Treasurer. BACK ROW: Mr. Garland Basford, Director: Jay Hawkins. Stage Manager: Greg Drake. Chaplain; Buddy Gamble. Stage Manager: Mrs. Joanne Drake. Director. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Sheila Brown, Reporter. 69 G.CH.S. GREEN MACMNE OFFICERS: KNEELING: Charles Hall. President: Brenda Hodges. Vice President: Jackie Brannon. Secretary-Treasurer: Harry Hall. Reporter. STAND- ING: Julie Gordon. Librarian: Judy Felder, Librarian: John Thursby, Chaplain: Melody Spooner. Music Copies!: Jimmy Cannon, Utilities: Barbara Burke, Librarian: Sandy Miller. Librarian. As I think back on what the band has meant to me, the first thing that comes to mind is the feeling of pride. The Green Machine has always put forth the amount of effort needed for an excellent per- formance. After years of watching the band work together, one really learns the meaning of words such as dedica- tion, cooperation, and perseverance. The band has left a picture in the minds of many proud parents and friends. I just hope everyone enjoyed it as much as I did. Charles Hall 71 BRASS: ROW 1: H. Hall. K. Bunce. A. Jones. A. Califf. T. McCracken, G. Deaton. ROW 2: T. Bunce, G. Jones. J. Spooner. M. Burkett, B. Leo- nard. S. Alday. ROW 3: M. Jones. B. Burke. R. Johnson, S. Lewis. D. Ellis, M. Grant. ROW 4: K. Rogers, C. Pearce. R. Kirksey. D. Parker. J. Bran- non, K. Barber. K. Mathis. D. Hill. ROW 5: R. Miller. M. Burke. T. Rogers. ROW 6: J. Easom, B. Brewington. S. Peterson. G. Drake, J. Lane. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: M. Conners. 72 PERCUSSIONS: J. Cannon. C. Cordon. S. Miller. K. Pugh. B. Gamble. K. Anderson. T. Shamblin. B. Ellis. C. Cain- ion, J. Thursby, T. Hicks. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: M. Bames. WOODWINDS: ROW 1: M. Lewis. K. Potts, A. Sutton. D. Faircloth. S. Temples. S. McDuffie. ROW 2: V. Richard- son. V. Moore, S. Brown, S. Guice. V. Harrell, L. Glover. ROW 3: P. Hines. M. Fiveash. D. Cannon. S. Cummings. A. Broome, A. Johnson. B. Hornsby. V. Caochman. J. Hornsby, G. Hornsby. ROW 4: B. Lomineck, C. Hall, S. Pearce, G. Lewis. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: R. Christmas. 73 74 Jackie Brannon. Feature Twlrler Robert Strickland. Band Dlrectoi Brenda Hodges, Drum Majorette As a member of the Green Machine” I have learned that if one or many work for a goal, it can be accomplished. As feature twirler, I have learned that in order to give a superlative performance as a group, one must strive for it individually. The band has taught me a sense of pride that I shall never forget. Jackie Brannon Words could not begin to explain; but, when 1 leave S.C.H.S., of all the memories I have, the ones I cherish the most are of the band. Mr. Strick- land has taught me more than just ”notes and fingerings!” All of the work I put into the band, I seem to receive double of everything in return. As Drum Majorette I've talked! I've yelled! I've laughed! and I've cried! - but, I feel it was all worth it because the 1975-76 Green Machine IS the Best Band In The Land!! Brenda Hodges MAJORETTES: KNEELING: Debbie Lewis, CeCile Kel- ley, Judy Felder. STANDING: Sarah Walker, Barbara Burke, Carol Jones. Sandy Miller - Head Majorette. After eight years of being in the band. I feel a sadness too deep for words when I think of leaving it. I remember the words of Mr. Strickland when I was just a beginner, The people in the band are one of the happiest groups in school. You will have fun and experience many learning situations.” As head major- ette I have learned that discipline is needed, but even discipline can be fun. As a member of the band I have learned cooperation and team work is the only way to achieve greatness, and I feel we have achieved this greatness. I am proud to be able to say I was part of it. Sandy Miller Someone once said, Friendships multiply, and joys divide griefs.” Another once said, The moment may be temporary, but the memory is for- ever. As captain of the silks and a member of the band, I feel that my friends have multiplied and the memory and joy of it all will last forever. Melody Spooner SILKS: FRONT ROW: Julie Gordon - Co- Captain, Melody Spooner - Captain. BACK ROW: Per- lanne Five ash. Linda Starling. Patricia Williams, Tracy Williams, Teri Ward, Rita Thursby. Kathy Harris. Cindy Carr. 75 DOWN FRONT. FROM LEFT: Brenda Holley. Anita Parker. Co. Capt.; Beverly McCoy. Rhonda Burch. Co. Capt.; Diana Gale. Margaret Brown. Cap- tain; Linda Sweet and Teresa Duren. Being a cheerleader: Means showing leadership and TEAM SPIRIT - Margaret Being able to cheer even if you're losing - Rhonda It has taught me to get along with people - Anita It's something you have to put effort into - Linda It's an opportunity to go places and meet people” - Teresa Always having the same spirit and pride - Beverly Having the responsibility of being a leader” - Diana Backing the team and putting spirit in the people - Brenda 76 Mrs. C. Hamilton - Sponsor FOOTBALL FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT: Joel Poole, Center: Robert Starling. End: Donnie Brown. Halfback: Willie Felts, Guard: Donnie Ray Smith. Quarterback; Cletus Hopkins. End; Willie Grigley. Halfback; Danny Moss. Fullback: Charles Walker, Halfback; Dee Wurst, Center. SECOND ROW, FROM LEFT: Spencer Reynolds. Guard: Mikey Hampton. Place-Kicker. Paul Bryant, Tailback: Michael Parks. Tailback; Darrell Bennett, Fullback; Lucious Ray. Tackle; Tracy Duren, Quarterback; Colonel Freeman. Guard; Roger Handsford. End. BACK ROW, FROM LEFT: David Wilson. End; Brent Miller, Tackle; Rick Murray. Halfback; Shirell Rambo, Guard; Larry Thomas. Guard; Chris Armstrong. Quarterback: Tony McCray. End. Allan McCoy. Full- back; Danny Conoly, Halfback: Eugene Milton, Fullback; Carey Moye, Tackle; Gene Drake, Guard; Jim Dozier, Center. COACHES: Eugene Adams. Marcus Holley. Clyde Mackey CAPTAINS: Carey Moye. David Wilson. Gene Drake. Tony McCray 77 1975 FOOTBALL SCORES Seminole 0 Seminole 30 Seminole 29 Seminole 0 Seminole 25 Seminole 22 Seminole 14 Seminole 38 Seminole 7 Seminole 56 Early 34 Randolph 0 Calhoun 0 Early 12 Brooks 7 Turner 28 Terrell 0 Lee 6 Mitchell 2 Miller 6 80 B-TEAM: FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT: Roy Robinson. Charles Atkinson. Alfonzo Baker. Larcy King. Keith Alday. Scott Easom. Ronnie Miller. MIDDLE ROW. FROM LEFT: Paul Temples, Monroe Bonner. James Moore. Michael Chrispen. Russ Burke. Dwayne Quick. Kevin Barber, Ricky Barber. BACK ROW. FROM LEFT: Marshall Murrell, Ivory Joe Collins. Jesse Kimble. Terry Widner. John Peterson. Timothy Rogers. James Elijah. 81 EOQkEtBOLL VOBT' FROM LEFT: Coach Marcus Holley, Lois Virgin, Ramona Hill, Alice Brown, Lajuana Ingram, Cecile Kelley, Alice King, Renae Moore, Lisa Parker, Gina Fennell, Mary Etta Collins, Kathy Odom, Judy Youmans. MANAGER: Coach John Bray. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Luanne Clarke. 82 1975-76 BASKETBALL SCORES Seminole 35 Calhoun 49 Seminole 22 Miller 45 Seminole 30 Bainbridge 41 Seminole 52 Mitchell 37 Seminole 36 Cairo 32 Seminole 29 Early 54 Seminole 21 Brooks 36 Seminole 38 Terrell 34 Seminole 23 Early 44 Seminole 42 Randolph 37 Seminole 35 Randolph 54 Seminole 36 Mitchell 41 Seminole 33 Bainbridge 36 Seminole 32 Clay 44 Seminole 44 Clay 29 Seminole 32 Brooks 60 Seminole 31 Cairo 36 Seminole 31 Miller 56 Seminole 42 Terrell 38 Seminole 54 Calhoun 45 1975-76 BASKETBALL SCORES Seminole 60 Calhoun 71 Seminole 71 Miller 53 Seminole 45 Bainbridge 69 Seminole 76 Mitchell 65 Seminole 57 Cairo 28 Seminole 56 Early 55 Seminole 74 Brooks 64 Seminole 64 Terrell 63 Seminole 53 Early 67 Seminole 77 Randolph 74 Seminole 79 Randolph 71 Seminole 56 Mitchell 61 Seminole 45 Bainbridge 57 Seminole 61 Clay 73 Seminole 64 Clay 67 Seminole 88 Brooks 69 Seminole 72 Cairo 54 Seminole 65 Miller 56 Seminole 67 Terrell 57 Seminole 57 Calhoun 61 86 B-TEAM: FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT: Roy Buggs: Manager. Renae Jones. Tyrone Sweet, Luredell Thomas: Manager, Freddie Jones. Damon Trawick, Larry King. Howard Gillette. Manager. BACK ROW: Coach E. C. Bridges, Willie Griggley, Willie Fred Jones. Willie Moore, John Peterson, Roger Hansford. Colonel Freeman. Ricky Barber. 87 BASEBALL FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Easom. Manager: Philip Poole: Mike Jones: Stan Kennedy: Mike Conoly; Glenn Jones; Jeff McDuffie; Buddy Hill. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lemanuel Jones; Jimmy Mann; Carlton Kelley: Anthony Brookins; Greg Easom; Lee Conoly; Carey Moye. annual spiff erlv McCov' ATED reoM FT5 ?' 0 ™'“ Br' lng,on A «le PhllliPs' MIkc Oil� . Carol Jones. Dianne Wiggins. Bobby Ellis. Bev erly McCoy. SEATED. FROM LEFT: Jackie Brannon. Editor: Martha Register. Advisor: Wilma Jones. Advisor: Sandy Miller. Brenda Hodges Gary Huggins. Photographer. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Jimmy Cannon. Photographer. X g SALES STAFF awilk lovH LfFn : .K‘m And.et50n; Dilley- CherVl Reagan. Debbie Uwis. Shirley Thomas. BACK ROW. FROM LEFT: Damon Trawick, Joy Holley. Julie Lowery. Lorraine Saulter. Linda Sweet. 90 It is an honor to pay tribute to N. P. Malcom, an outstanding educator, who has been pan of the Seminole County School System for half a century. For thiny-nine of these years, he has been Superintendent of Schools. Through his leader- ship, eighteen community- type schools were consolidated smoothly into three accredited integrated schools, thus ele- vating the educational levels for our county. Ever young in spirit, he exemplifies the intellectual achievements to all who have come under his influence. One wonders what it takes to make a yearbook. So far, it has cost a combined total of 300 hours of work, 30 pounds of paper, 12 typing erasers, 150 skipped classes, 60 gal- lons of ink, 50 rolls of film, loads of money, and the sane minds of the members of the annual staff. The annual staff has laughed, cried, shared ideas, and has come to respect and know one another. Our theme Spirit of '76 has been shown more through us than our yearbook. We had a great staff, but we couldn’t have done it without the support of the entire fac- ulty and student body. Through our combined efforts, the '76 INDIAN has met our greatest hopes, and we hope yours as well. Jackie Brannon, Editor 91 93 In times of weariness and darkness Spirit is our only hope. Spirit shines on our special dreams. Spirit calms the storms, dries the tears, and comforts the pains. When I reach a crossroad in life, I ask myself which road to take. I examine the challenges and possibilities of each. And my spirit leads me onward. Make what you will with your youth. For once gone, it will never return. The grass withers, the flowers fade. But the spirit shall stand forever. Autograph