Seminole High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Sanford, FL)

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l JOHN ANDERS BEVERLY BENTON ELOISE BENTON GAIL BITTINC x. k 1 1 V ' . , A 9 l y ,f , X THOMAS ANDES ROBERT BAKER HELEN BENNETT SE IUH JOHN ANDERS. Future Farmers of America 2-4. THOMAS ANDES. Future Farmers of America l-3g Band 2-1. ROBERT BAKER. Key Club 4g Sally Stall' 4: Clee Club lg Projectionist 3. HELEN BENNETT, Home Economics Club l, 2g Glee Club l. 2. BEVERLY BENTON, Bible Club 2. Hg Pan American Club 2. fig Home Economics Club l: Dramatic Club 2: Thespian Club 3. lg Glcc Club 19 Band I-l. Sergeant 3. 4g Celery Fed l-I: Sr. Class Chaplain. ELOISE BENTON. Art Club lg Home Economics Club l. lg Sally Staff 4g Celery Fed 2g Jr. Class Chaplain: Glee Club I-4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4g Athletic Manager 4. CAIL BITTING, Cheer- leader B-squad l. A-squad 2-4g Latin Club l, 2: Home Economics Club lg Art Club 1-3g Clee Club 1-43 Sally Staff lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Secretary Stu- dent Council -lg Dramatic Club 3g Thespian Club 4g Celery Fed 1-3, Business Nlanager 2g Pep Club 2-4g Debate Club 4: Girls State Celery Crate l. 2. CLINTON BONNEY, Transferred from Norfolk. Virginia 41: Nlaury Chorus l-4g Football 2. MARY l,Ol' BOWEN, Home Economics Club lg Clee Club 1-43 Pep Club 2-1, Drill Leader bl. PHILLIP BOYD, Latin Club lt: Celery Crate 4g Student Council 4: Celery Fed 4g Debate Club 2-41 Junior Play. CLINTON BONNEY MARY LOU BOWEN PHILLIP BOYD

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TERRY CORDELL BANKS REGISTER WESLEY HAMIL RAY DAVIS BEVERLY BENTON MRS COLEMAN MISS STEVENS MR HARRIS MR GATCHEI President Vice President Secretnrv Treasurer Chaplain Sponaors MOTTO The uzse does not sm all that he lhznlts but Iliuzlts all that he savs COI ORS Purple and lfhzte FLOWERS Purple and lflntc Glad lUI We ve made it to the top' Though it tem llkf ye ter day we remember enterm the school for the first time with Qhaky kneee and trembling hand Now we are Hnlshing our last year of our h1Uh School career To many of ue it doesnt seem po Slbl6 that our four wonder ful yeara of working playing laughing and crying t gether have been brought to a close Remembering back over theee four yearc W9 first think of our freshman year as rats How frightened we were coming into such a bw school with so many strange people After the day when the ophomores extended their Left lo right' Mr Harris, Mrs Coleman, Miss Stevens, Mr Catchel Left to right Banks Wesley, Beverly, Rav, Terrv welcome with the traditional rat court wc began to feel a thouffh we really belonved When the next vear rolled around the uppermoet thought ln our mind was to let the school and freshman know that our class was full of spirit and U01I1g places We dld this by putting on an unforgettable 1n1t1at1on for the freshmen which gave our claw more confidence and enthusiasm Our thlrd year we realized that we were upperclaesmen and no lcnger to be looked down upon A little afraid that we couldnt give the enlors the banquet they ex pected f us we et to work With great determination the whole cla worked hard on dances concession: at game and othtr money ralslnv projects the clase under too When February 22 arrived the seniors were treated with one of the best junior Senior Banquets and Proms that had ever been htld at S H S With palm trees uke ltle Hsh net and sand tht Hawaiian theme was elo quently carried out A wonderful ca t for our play The Whole Truth made it a tremendou succe s 'Nlot wonderful of all has been our senior year We presented the world loved play of Little Women The ,Iumor Senior Prom which was held in our honor will be a long remembered date in our live-Q Then came all the excitement and parties which built up to the most out tandmg event of all Graduation Graduation is a Jovful and sorrowful occasion Joyful because we have come a long way and are ready to take a big step in life. But not so joyful that we forget we are leaving the place which we have learned to love so much. We will no longer be together at a clazs. Some of us may never meet again but we are sure that we will be prepared for whatever may come.

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ROSA COKE BOYLE MARY JANE BOYLE ALBERTA BREWER CLASS MARY JANE BOYLE. Home lfcomnnics Club 2: Pan American Club l. 2: Celery' Ferl 2: Sally Stall 4: Tbespians 3. 4: Debate Club I-1 lr. Play: Class Secretary' 2. 3: Oflice 3. 4. ROSA COKE BOYLE, Clee Club lg Art Club l-lg Celery' Fed l-3: Latin Club l. 2: Home Economics Club l: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, Secretary' 3: Pep Club Pan American Club 1: Dramatic Club 3: Thespians 4. Jr. Play: Celery' Crate 1. 2. ALBERTA BREWER. Glee Club 1. 2: Home Econnmics Club l, 4. DSRA BRONSON. Home Economics Club 1: Clee Club l-4: Pep Club 3. 4: Latin Club 2. ALICE BROWN. Clee Club 1-4: Celery' Fed 2, -I. Business Staff 4: Sally' Staff 4: Home Economics Club lg Latin Club 1: Pan American Club 2. 3: Celery Crate l. 2: Tri-Hi-Y SS. 4: Dramatic Club IS: Art Club 2. 3: Debate Club 2. BEATRICE BROWN. Clee Club 1-1: Home Et-onmnics Club 1. 4: Athletic Manager IS. MARY ANN BLKLR. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Clem- Club l: Banfl l-1, Historian 3. Treasurer 4: Home l'lconomics Club lg Celery Crate l. 2: Pan American Club l. 2: Celery Fed 2. BETSY ANN CARTER. Transfer from Tampa 2: Latin Club l. 2: Art Club l-1: Y-Teens lg Clee Club l-3: Dramatic Club 3: Thespians 4. Student llirectur 4: Pan American Club 3. lg Sally' Staff 4-: Celery lfecl 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. GORDON CLARK. Transferred from Frankfort. Kentucky 4: Basketball l-4: Baseball 2-1: Clee Club 3: Traek 3. JIMMY BROWN MARY ANN BUKIQR BETSY ANNE CARTER DORA BRONSON ALICE BROWN BEATRICE BROVVN GORDON CLARK