Seminole High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Sanford, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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M H NFO O .Q, ,l ' O I g ' Q ' 0 1 W 1 xxx x X X li J 4' f X L-N ,,.. r ff! f 5 SE INOLE HIGH SC OOL O SA RD, FL RIDA GRACE MARIE STINECIPHER, EDITOR 0 VOLUME XLV I-IOMECGMING SPONSORS Left to Right, Firsl P. Wright, S. Dunn, J. Saunders. Sec- J. Davis, S. Katz G. Toll. I gxcifing ago or HQMECQMING . . CHEERING SECTIONS . . .FUN . . all Halloween Prize Winners Homecoming Pep Rally Row: P. Graham, ond Row: J. Moss, VICTORIES ST IVITIES 'WS A un- ' Ti' 1 M r 1 PROGRAMS Away in Il Manger KA f X yifwu fm B 1- ., Seminole High School Pride of S.H.S. RIGQQHQAQPQJ 6lClgff 0 F FO RMALS . HOOL SPIRIT . . . BELLES.. M 'V'H'L'ZENTl' f f T l gw 3 ' ? 5 vk f 1 gf? 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G. Fleming. Xir Clrl Knttlu mstlugts XX orld I'1lSIOIX md Iltm XIHLFILII1 Hmtorx HL IS 1 gumor sponsor md km 5 thy supplx stmd f1llLd xxlth pupgr nouboolw P md pun IS for tln studgnts nude s Hlltil NI XXIIX talulus Amr. g n IIISIOIX f r rhg Lulcrx hd bun llid IS ldXlSOI' O DLSS Sllff Xlr Roggr Hlrrls tughw psxuhologx md sou d1t1on hc IS 1 scmor sponsor md hu ologx In md rlu books for flu sghool Nw. ,-,, . Poxnts of Interest the bu, ,ob of kmpnns, orglnlutlons 'up Usxng thc Tachtxscope 'fy- Lc t fo Rxghi Mr C1rl Kettles Mrs H 13 C9 nlda Wrix 1nd Wir Roger H1r FIS 'RMBHW 'UFIH 'TVIIIF' l , A 1 l I J l Nlrf. ' . . . 'Fill - .qr W Q , V x 1 A Q s ' N .I Aj, 3 I -:ii i 4 'Q YP' Sealed Mrs june Wflnn MISS Edl'l1 Chlttenclen in Mlss Ollle Reese Whlttle Stamlmg Mr Fred G1n1s Mr Ernest Cowley, 1nd Mr Joe M1thl0UX ARY RT loyablc to llsttn to 18 tht blnd dlrttted bx Mr Izrnest Cowley Also lu IS l sponsor of the sophomore 1. ass As dlreetor of the Glu Club Mlss Ollle Retst Wfhlttle has been rtsponslble for mms LI1jOX'lblC pro grlms throughout thls SLllO0l year She also s a freshman sponsor Mrs June C Vslnn 1 returnlng fleulty member IS the glrls gy m teuher She IS also the well quall fled sponsor of tht Icp Club lnd Cheerleaders lunlor sponsor ln lLlCllIlOU ht IS the footblll Louth lnd llong xxltll Nlr l1lCI'lllDg vs 15 rtsponslble for pro duelng l xxlnnlng telm thls sur Nllss Ednl Chlttenden IS thc. llbrlrlln vlho keeps the llbrlrx supplled vslth the neu est lnd most lnter estms books She too 13 responslblc for orderlng and SLl'lCdLlllI'1g fllI11S used ln the glasses 1nd tht edu mtlonsl fllms sllovxn ln the audltorlum Nlr Joe L Vllthleux IS the lrt and CIXILS teaeher and a freshman sponsor HIS art students were re sponslble for the clex tr bulletln boards around school thls X ear Checklng out Artlst at work 14 ' .Q -t.f'4 ,U . vw , , 44. r 4. ik , , . . a 3: . ,ff , i ,x '4 6 Y 1 1 W l f. K , . 5+ , G H. , fu . Q ' f 1 3' ' 27 , I l I L, , 4 q 2 4 l , 1. ,.d '. ':. 7 7 7 1 An organization enjoyable to be in, as well as en- Mr. Fred R. Gllnas teaches boys' gym and is Ll 'l . N' 1 I Y . n ffl . . , ' ,, u ' , , LV . 1 . . I . 1 .L Y 5 L , ', . ,,, ' , I i , . Y ' .Q . . a - . . . t m , ' I i l . . l 1 ' I 1 ' ' ' ' ' El , 5 QM 4 H A 724. 5 M ,.,,,,D' M an ,Mfr-gflfv A ,f K . fri T 3-J... VW 1, .-.Q Left to Rzgbt MISS Rebecca Stewens Mrs O M Harnson MISS Barbara Ruprecht Mr W B West M1ss Rebeccl Stexens teathes shorthmd book lteepmg and typmg Also she sponsors the Sally Staff the sen1or class and the Tr1 H1 Y MISS Barbara Ruprecht teacher of freshman and sen1or home econom1cs IS a freshman sponsor a co sponsor of the Pep Club, 1nd mstructs 1 en ICS class Mr W' B West Cl neu fatulty member th1SyC1lI' Typmg away mldt the 1gr1cultur1l ellsses xery mterestmg 1nd successful He also sponsored the Future Farmers of Amer1ca Mrs O M H.1rr1son IS apprec1ated very much by all the ty pmg students th1s year as she 15 on hand to help two days a week 1n typ1ng class Puddmg m the makmg . QQ 1 '31 1 1 1 A if pl ., W 5 N k X ... .., ill .-.-..-.-.- ---- ---- F' T2 - .. 3 to 1 We L if , x Y Q N-J y 6' . in 'K 1'JM,aW' of . tk 'Q Sf -:v-' 3 Q 9 Y V 0 U A 'll I 0 N 4 L 1 . 7 v I ' r ' v , I 0 It's getting more complicated Mrs Nellie Coleman telehes Lltin l and L.1t1n ll bhe is 21 sponsor of the senior dass the hlhespnns and the Intin Club Miss Ruth B Collette .1 nevt eomer this yur tmehes junior and senior English In addition she is 1 spon sor of the Celery Fed and the junior cllss Dr B Root teaehes junior and senior literiture Look mto this Gibson edge of 14111121111 Dr Root is 1 sponsor of the lunior 1. ISS Mrs hlIT'llI'lJ. Bisbet teiches Spmish l 1nd Spanish II 1nd is .1 sponsor of the sophomore Lliss Wrs Clldys A Smith telehes freshman literature 1nd sophomore l1ter1turc She 1lso is .1 sponsor of che Student Couneil Nlr Roy W Niehols tcmhes frtshmm 3,I ll11I11ll md sophomore ,rmmmir 1nd is 1 frtshmm sponsor QE vw Left to Right Mr Roy Nnchols Mrs Nellie Coleman Dr J B Root Mrs Ghdys Smith Mrs Elmma Bisbee Miss Ruth B Collette ' ' zz ' ' ' as . , . '- i ' 1 ' 4 ' ' ' i . ' Y ' ' .. . i' 1 I i i . . , ' , t ,, , ' ,. 'Q S' 'll 1. ' l y . y - 1 i r at v it - K 1 - I 1 3 x t A Q - - V 1 . N L ' . i Q ' ' ' ' ' He is known particularly by the seniors for his knowl- D A . . i 1 1 X '.' xi 1 7 1 Q I ' i ' 1' 1 1 , A '. 1 ' 4 ' ' . . ,.s Z 215 .if Q' - 1 .. A 1 W , V , . ,, W 1 .,. VA -L ? X . . - - v p . : . , . , . . . , . . , . , 16 CLASSES NV I 4 I R rl E r 5 S f I L- X H I ' ' if Y Y V ' '1 -V222 ,.,: j W Ann Bxtters Helen Brown Jessie Byrd 1 no on nom, 1954 Jean Carpenter Paulette Cason Jewell Cohen The Senior Class of 1954 proudly presents these honor graduates. These students have Patsy Collins h D g . , l achieved this distinction by mam- Freeda Colvin . . I taining an average of 90 in Beverly Cooper . 1 scholastic s u by e c t s throughout their four years in high school. S.H.S. urges them to continue James Davis to work diligently in all that Sandra Dunn they undertake so that they Rosemary Garner might attain even higher goals in life. Marvin Goembel Carol Loechelt Ellen Lyon just l' ML. -, First Row: Mary Mikolajcik, Helen Michels, Jeanne Lane Miller, Deloris Milsted, Ann Mims, Joel Moss, Sue Ann Radford, Anne Ransbottom. Second Row: Carrie Redfield, Nancy Rountree, Eloise Snyder, Grace Marie Stinecipher, Philip Toney, Kay Waits, Betty Ann Wallstedt, Nancy 1 son. 18 Fxrst Row Le t to Rzglrt Polly Elonse Anne Second Row Jxmmy Stanley The story of the Semor Class of 1954 beglns back m September 1950 when as tlmld llttle freshmen we entered Semmolc I-hgh It doesn t seem posslble that the four years of our h1gh school career are al most fmnshed As we look back at our days m S H S we aren t as happy about leavmg as we thought we would b We stepped rxght 1nto all the actnvltxes enthuslas tncally and when rat day rolled around we accepted the trnals and tr1bulat1ons good naturedly knowmg that our chance would come Durmg our sophomore year we made every effort to glve our class the reputatnon of bexng one of the best ever to be IH Semmole I-hgh Our Rat Court turned out to be a surprmse and a huge success wnth the 1n1t1at1on of the frnghtened freshmen Our junxor year was most 6XClIlI'1g wlth all of our dances and act1v1t1es We mrxed fun wlth work and started the year by runnmg the concesslons at the football games and havmg those wonderful dances afterwards Our play Dont Darken My Door whlch was a huge success brought us one step nearer the cl1max of our work On February 27 we enter tanned the sen1ors wnth a prom and buffet supper A gay fxesta theme was beautlfully carried out ln brlght streamers colorful balloons along the walls OFFICERS JIMMY KRIDER Presxdent STANLEY KATZ Vnce Presndent POLLY GRAHAM Secretary ELOISE SNYDER Treasurer ANNE RANSBOTTOM Chaplam MRS COLEMAN Sponsors MISS STEVENS MR HARRIS MR ANGEL MOTTO T day Decides Tomorrow ' COLORS Green and Wbzte FLOWER Wbzte Gladzolz wxth sombreros jackets gultars and fans It seemed no tlme at all before the year was gone As semors knowmg It was our last year We put forth extra effort to make nt our best Our Hallo ween dance our play and the prom w1ll always be remembered We approached the excltement of grad uatxon Wlth mnxed emotnons know1ng that we are leavmg a happy and lmportant part of l1fe forever but lookmg ahead wnth confxdence to anythmg the future may brlng Le t Io Right Mr Harms Mrs Coleman Mxss Stevens Mr Angel : o ' .' ' 1 f D 5 9 I 9 ' : ' ' ' , 9 9 1 ' , . . 1 x . . . . , , . Y , Y , . . . , . . ' - 1 I . ' ' ' ' ', . 1 . n , , . e. ' - I u as fl ' . lf x f A U 1 n - s 1 1 ' ' r , - , , f 5 - . I ' 9 I 1 19 RONALD ANDERSON PATTY BELL HAMILTON BISBEE ANN BITTERS RICHARD BARINEAU GIBSON BATES 'NIIJH RONALD ANDERSON, Celery Crate 1-3, President 3, Glee Club 1-2, Pan American Club 1-2, Thespians 2-4, Band 1-4, Dr L1x11 Major 4. RICHARD BARINEAU, Football 1, 3, 4, Projectionist Club 4, Celery Crate 2-3, Basket- ball 4. GIBSON BATES, Latin Club 1-2, Glee Club I-4, Thespians 4, Foot- ball Manager 4. GERALD BEHRENS, Student Council 2, Football 2-4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Key Club 2-4. PATTY BELL, Transferred Boiling Springs, Penna. 4, Band 1-3, Basketball 1-3, Library Staff 1-3, Archery 2, Hockey 2-3, Soft- ball 2-3, Glee Club 1-4. HAMILTON BISBEE, President Sophomore Class, Student Council 3, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4. ANN BITTERS Transferred Balboa, Canal Zone and Dade City, Fla. 1, Library 1, Home Iieo- nomics Club 1, Sally Staff 4. JIMMY BOLLINGER, Projeetionist Club 3 Sally Staff 4. IMOCENE BOSTICK, Pep Club 2-4, Treasurer 3, Drill Cap- tain 4, Sally Staff 4, Office Iioree 2-4, Art Club 1-4, Gym Assistant 3, 4 Celery Fed 1, Athletic Manager 2. ANNETTIQ BROOKS, Glee Club 1-3, Pan American Club 1-2, Home Economies Club 1, Sally Staff 4. JIMMY BOLLINGER IMOGENE BOSTICK GERALD BEHRENS Q 1 ANNETTE BROOKS HELEN BROWN MACK BROWN Cliilii HELEN BROVVN, Home Economics Club lg Library 2-4, Treasurer 3, Sec- retary 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. MACK BROWN, Athletic Manager lg Celery Crate 1-43 Tumbling Team 3, 43 Football 4. SHEILA BROVVNING, Library Staff lg Celery Crate 1, 2, 3g Home Economics Club 13 Band 2, 4, Majorette 2, 43 Glee Club 43 Celery Fed 4g Dramatics Club 33 Bible Club 23 Pan American Club l, 2. RODMAN BRUMLEY. Thespians 43 Band 1-43 Glee Club l-43 Football I-23 Celery Crate 1-33 Pan American Club 2, 3g Dramatics 23 Pro- jectionist Club 3, 4. JIMMY BUTLER, Football 43 Future Farmers of America 3-43 Basketball 3-43 Baseball 4. JESSIE BYRD, Home Economics Club 13 Tri- Hi-Y 4. ERNEST CANADA, Future Farmers of America 2-43 Parliamentary Procedure Team 2-43 Glee Club 1-43 Projectionist Club 2-43 Band 4, JEAN CARPENTER, Library 1-4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 43 Pep Club 2-43 Junior Chaplain 3. JOHN CARTER, Glee Club 1-43 Football l-43 Baseball 3, 4g Basketball 4. PAULETTE CASON, Home Economics Club lg Pan American Club 1, 23 Bible Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 43 Pep Club 2-43 Glee Club 1-43 Celery Fed 1-33 Class Chaplain 23 Class Treasurer 3g Girls' State 3g Sally Staff 43 Lieutenant Sweetheart Key Club 43 Cheerleader 4. ERNEST CANADA SHEILA BROWNING JEAN CARPENTER JOHN CARTER RODMAN BRUMLEY JIMMY BUTLER Jlzssus BYRD PAULETTE CASON . , ' , me . .,.,., .' BARBARA DONALD FREEDA BEVERLY M CASSUBE COLVIN COVIN COOPER JEANETTE CLEVELAND JEWELL COHEN l . T l 0 ll BARBARA CASSUBE, Home Economics Club lg Pan American Club l-2g PATSY COLLINS Student Council 1, 35 Bible Club 23 Pep Club 2-4, Chaplain 2, Reporter 35 Glee Club l-4g Tri-Hi-Y 3-43 Celery Fed Staff l-24 May Day Ball Attendant 2-33 Girls' State 3g Key Club Sweetheart 49 Cheerleader 4. JEANETTE CLEVELAND, Pan American Club l-2g Celery Crate l-3, Bible Club l-2g Celery lied Staff l-3g Pep Club 2-4, Art Club l-3, Clee Club l--lg Sophomore Treasurer. -IEXVELL COHEN, Home Economics Club lg Library lg Pep Club 2-4. PATSY COLLINS, Latin Club I-23 Band 1-3, Clee Club l-33 Triple Trio 45 Dramatics Club 35 Pan American Club 3. DONALD COLVIN, Trans- ferred from Maryville, Tenn. 25 Football l-2. FREEDA COLVIN, Transferred from Maryville, Tenn. 2g jr. Y-Teens lg Glee Club lg Latin Club 2g Home Economics Club 2, Treasurer Bible Club 2, Band 1, 2, Majorette 3, 4, Secretary of Junior Class: Tri-Hi-Y 43 Thespians 4. BEVERLY COOPER, Home Eco- nomics Club lg Bible Club l-2, Pep Club 2-4g Clee Club l-3g Latin Club l-2, Pan American Club 3-4g Editor Celery Fed 4. GXVEN COPPENCER, Trans- ferred from Jacksonville, Fla. 3g Home Economics Club l, 2g Glee Club lg Speech Club lg Panama Club l. .IAMES DAVIS, Secretary Freshman Class: Latin Club l-2, Debate Club l-2g Thespians 2-3, Secretary 4g Key Club 2-4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Clee Club l-4g Basketball Manager 35 Vice- President -Iunior Classg Celery Crate l-35 May Day Attendant 3g Student Council 3. NANCY DRIGCERS Pep Club 2-4. 1 . GWEN COPPENGER JAMES DAVIS NANCY DRIGGERS SANDRA DUNN BETTE EARNEST EUGENE ESTRIDGE CLASS SANDRA DUNN, Celery Fed 2, Pep Club 2-4, Drill Captain 3, Dramatics Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Latin Club 1-2, Triple Trio 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, President 4, Cheerleader 4, Home Economics Club 1. BETTE EARNEST, Glee Club 1, Bible Club 1-2, Library 2, Celery Fed 3-4, Home Economics Club 1. EUGENE ESTRIDGE, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Baseball 3-4, Glee Club 1-4, Double Quartet 3-4. SHIRLEY EUBANKS, Latin Club 1, Home Economics Club 3. RANDALL FERRELL, Baseball 2-4, Projectionist Club 3-4, Secretary 4. JOANN FLIPSE, Transferred from Kissimmee, Fla. 1, 4-H Club 1, Pep Club 2-4, Pan American Club 2-3, Home Economics Club 1, Athletic Manager 3. JAMES FOX, Football 1-4, Basketball 3, 4, Golf Team 2-4, Glee Club 1-4, Projectionist Club 2. JANETTE GARDNER, Home Eco- nomics Club 1, Pep Club 2-4, Drill Captain 4. ROSEMARY GARNER, Dra- matics Club 1-2, Band 1-4, Officer 3-4, Glee Club 1-2, Latin Club 1, Treasurer 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Treasurer 3, Home Economics Club 1, Thespians 3, Vice- President 4, Celery Crate 1-2, Celery Fed 1, Sally Staff 4. POLLY GRAHAM, Home Economics Club 1, Celery Crate 2-3, Latin Club 1, President 2, Celery Fed 2-3, Pep Club 2-4, President 4, Secretary Senior Class, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice- President 4. JAMES FOX JANETTE GARDNER ROSEMARY GARNER SHIRLEY EUBANKS RANDALL FERRELL JOAN Purse POLLY GRAHAM MARVIN GOEMBEL ARTHUR HASKINS CLARENCE HITTELL DAVID HOSACK BETTYE HAMP ROSS HANNUM MILLIE HARDY 1,1011 MARVIN GOEMBEL, Band 1-4, Captain 4, Pan American Club 1-2, Key Club 2-4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Thespians 2-4, Treasurer 4g Junior Play, Treasurer Student Council 4g Sally Staff 4. BETTYE HAMP, Band 1, Celery Fed 2, Library Staff 3. ROSS l-IANNUM, Football 1-43 Basketball 1-4, Baseball 3-4, Glee Club 1-4, President 43 Student Council 4. MILLIE HARDY, Home Economics Club 1, Glee Club 1, 3, 4. ARTHUR HASKINS, Glce Club 2-4. CLARENCE HITTELL, Tumbling Team 3-45 Future Farmers of America 3-43 Parliamentary Procedure Team 4. DAVID HOSACK, Football 3-4. JAMES HOUK, Football 1, 4. CARLTON JACOBS, Library lg Pan American Club 1-23 Art Club 2, Projectionist Club 2-4. JOYCE JONES, Home Eco- nomics Club 15 Latin Club 1-23 Bible Club 23 Pep Club 2-45 Glee Club 1-43 May Day Attendant lg Celery Fed 1-3, Girls' State 3, Cheerleader 4g Sally Staff 4g Tri-Hi-Y 4. JAMES HOUK CARLTON JACOBS JOYCE JONES STANLEY KATZ C L A ' I DONALD KARRAKER, Transferred from Fall River, Kansas 14 President DONALD KARRAKER RICHARD KENDALL lfresbman ClL1SSQ Pan American Club 2. STANLEY KATZ, Latin Club 1-Z4 Celery Fed 1-34 Dramatics Club 1-24 Celery Crate 1-34 Tbespians 3-4, Presi- dent 4g Football 2, Manager 44 Boys' State 54 Sally Staff 44 Student Council 4g Vice-President Senior Class. RICHARD KENDALL, Band 1-44 Projec- tionist Club 34 Thespians 3-4. MARVIN KINARD, Vice-President of the Future Farmers of America 2-4. .IEANNETTE KINLAW, Home Economies Club lg Art Club 1-34 Celery Crate 1-3, Secretary 34 Bible Club 24 Pan American Club 1-24 Sally Staff 4. JIMMY KRIDER, Glee Club 1-44 Base- ball 1-44 Basketball 1-44 Football 3-44 Key Club 44 President Senior Class. TOMMY KUHN, Vice-President Sophomore Classg Student Council 2, Vice- President 34 Latin Club 2-34 Celery Fed Staff 34 Junior Play4 Key Club 3, 44 Thespians 3, 4. FRANCES LAWSON, Home Economies Club 14 Glee Club DAVID LEONARD, Pan American Club 1-24 Art Club 1-34 Glee Club 2-44 l-44 Latin Club 34 Junior Playg Pep Club 3, 44 Business Staff Celery Fed 4 Basketball Manager 34 Football Manager 4. CAROL LOECI-IELT, Home Eco- nomics Club 14 Latin Club l-24 Vice-President 24 Celery Crate 1-3, Vice- President 3g Celery Fed Staff 1-34 Glee Club 1-44 Pep Club 3-44 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 44 Lieutenant Sweetheart Key Club 44 Bible Club 24 Art Club 1, 24 Sally Staff 4. TOMMY KUHN FRANCES LAWSON DAVID LEONARD MARVIN KINARD JEANNETTE KINLAW JIMMY KRIDER CAROL LOECHELT iff wg., ELLEN LYON HELEN MICHELS MARY MIKOLAJCIK JEANNE LANE MILLER 0.S:!?iil,X'- 1 EDWARD MCCALL 0 FORREST MAY BARBARA McALEXANDER Illli ELLEN LYON, Latin Club 1-25 Glee Club 1-45 Pep Club 2-45 Dramatics Club 2-3, Pan American Club 3-4, Thespians 4. FORREST MAY, Pan Amer- ican Club lg Glee Club 2, 5. BARBARA McALEXANDER, Home Economics Club lg Pan American Club 2. EDWARD MCCALL, Basketball 1-23 Glee Club I-4g Football 1-43 Baseball 2-4. HELEN MICHELS, Art Club l-35 Celery Fed Staff 2, 33 junior Play, Pep Club 2-4, Treasurer 4. MARY MIKOLA-ICIK, Home Economics Club lg Glee Club 1-4g Celery Crate 2, Library 2-4, Secre- tary 2, Chaplain 4g Latin Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Secretary Sophomore Class, Sally Staff 4. JEANNE LANE MILLER, Band 1-3, Glee Club 2-43 Home Economics Club lg Pan American Club 1-25 May Day Attendant 3, Girls' State 3, Tri-Hi-Y 5, Secretary 45 Cheerleader 4. DELORIS MILSTED, Home Economics Club lg Latin Club 1-2, Secretary 25 Pep Club 2-4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. ANN MIMS, Transferred from Chattanooga, Tenn. 3, Freshman Play, Film Club 25 Treasurer National Honor Society 1, Pan American Club 3g Pep Club Chaplain 4. DICKIE MOSS, Baseball 25 Future Farmers of America, Secre- tary 2. -I DELORIS MILSTED ANN MIMS DICKIE MOSS JOEL MOSS GERALDINE MUNDEN FRANK MURPHY CLASS JOEL MOSS, Debate Club 1-2, Secretary 3g Basketball l-44 Key Club 2-41 Pan American Club l-2: Sally Staff 4g President junior Classg Student Council 2--lg Celery Crate 1-3: Boys' State 3. GERALDINE MUNDEN, Transferred from Williston, Fla. 43 Red Devils Pitchfork lg F.B.L.A. Club 3g Rhythm Club 3. FRANK MURPHY, Band 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2g Pan American Club 1. ROSE NEISWANDER, Transferred from DeLand, Fla. 39 Art Club 2, 3: Celery Fed 35 Homeroom President 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g Kappa Phi Kappa Presi- dent 2g Pep Club Reporter 4. TOMNIXYXNEWLSQJM, Prcikctionist Club zf Pan American Club 4. AIANIE OGLE V, H8i11EAEeono!fiii'es-Club lg Library 2-3, Treasurer sg Barra 1-4, Mrgrgufe 3-45 eclrryfra 3-4? 'MQENER osisoimn, Future Farmers of Amerieak' lg GjefTClubTAi, 23 CeleryhCQ?,gkd'1-3g Sally Staff 4. MARTHA owfegsnfslreceiub l-4!NT5Lep CluLb,2-Eigljlli-Hi-Y 4g Latin Club 1-25 Bible Club Homelalpconomles Club lbgiqeleryfed 1-3g Celery Crate 1-35 Sally Staff 4lLB1LLL?mRK,royg'L-QW., 1.5i4r?rE Club 1-2g Latin Club 1-2: Celery Crate l-Ffigasketballl 35 'Ke-y QI,u7b 3, State Convention 4g Boys' State 3. RICliIAR3,YPlQKrLkI5Sf Basebiitlg, 23 llluture Farmers of America 2, 4. ,Q V 5 xiqlli in QF L, ,J I'S C! E n xi' X Y, 1 Q,-' 1 .J .rf A ' V Y -V Lf' 1 AA: 'fr r - - VF L . ,. t , ,L . X 'Ar tvbj . -K f X -A MILNER OSBORNEL K. MARTHA OWEN BILLY PARK 0' ' ROSE NEISWANDER TOMMY NEWSOM JANIE OGLESBY RICHARD PICKLES VALLEEN PREVATT CARRIE REDFIELD RANDALL REYNOLDS NANCY ROUNTREE M-XMW.. LUCILLE PRICE SUE ANN RADFORD 1011 VALLEEN PREVATT, Pep Club 45 Home Economics Club 1, 5. LUCILLE PRICE, Glee Club 1-3g Tri-Hi-Y 4. SUE ANN RADFORD, Pan American Club 3, 4g Pep Club 4g Thespians 45 Junior Playg Latin Club 1, 2. ANNE RANSBOTTOM, Home Economics Club lg Glee Club 1-45 Pep Club 2-4, Reporter 24 Senior Chaplain: Celery Fed l-4g Tri-Hi-Y 4. CARRIE RED- FIELD, Great Mills High School, Robert E. Lee, jacksonville, I-Sq junior Yar- sity Soccer, Hockey 1-29 Tumbling Team 23 Varsity Volleyball 2g Glee Club 4. RANDALL REYNOLDS, Football 2-4g Basketball 1-4. NANCY ROUN- TREE, Band l-4, Officer 4g Glee Club 1-2g Latin 1-25 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Dra- matics Club 3g Thespians 4g Celery Crate I-3g Sally Staff 4. JONI SAUND- ERS, Pep Club 2-4g Glee Club 1-4g Cheerleader lg Pan American Club lg Home Economics Club lg Sally Staff 4g Celery Fed 4g Celery Crate 1. SHELBY SAVILLE, Transferred from Belle, West Virginia 2g Home Economics Club 1. LYNN SELLERS, Transferred from Mooretown, N. J. 45 Pan American Club 2, 33 Projectionist Club 2, 3g Camera Club 3g Glee Club 4. JONI SAUNDERS SHELBY SAVILLE LYNN SELLERS ANNE RANSBOTTOM vi-.lm LAWRENCE SKATES ELOISE SNYDER AVIS STARNES UL11 A l.AW'RliNClf SKATES, Projectionist Club 2-4. ELOISE SNYDER, Glce Club 1-3, Secretary-Treasurer 44 Pep Club 2-4, Vice-President 4g Pan American Club 2, 34 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 44 Celery Fed Staff 4g Sally Staff 4. AVIS STARNES, Home Economics Club 14 Latin Club 14 Glee Club 1. GRACE MARIE STINE- CIPHER, President Freshman Cl2lSSQ Home Economies Club 14 Bible Club Z3 Latin Club 1-24 Glee Club l-24 Student Council Z4 Celery Crate 1-3, Sucre tary 2, Reporter 34 Celery lied Staff 34 Pan American Club 34 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 44 Band 1-44 Tbespians 4g Editor of Sally 4. NWILLA DEAN STOVER, Trans- ferred from Summerville, Georgia 44 Home Economics Club 3. ROBERT TAY- LOR, Tumbling Team 3, 4g Future Farmers of America 3, 4. ANDREW' TESLO, Future Farmers of America 1-3. GEORGIA ANN THIGPEN, Trans- ferred from Greenville, Ifla. 14 Photography I4 Projectionist Club Secretary 24 Office Z-4. GORDON TOLL, Glee Club 1, 24 Debate Club 1, 24 Band 1, 24 Celery Crate 1, 34 Latin Club 1, 24 Thespians 1, 44 Celery Fed Business Staff 4. PHILIP TONEY, Dramatics Club 2-44 Band 1-44 Student Council Presi- dent 4. ANDEW TESLO GEORGIA ANN THIGPEN GORDON TOLL xxx GRACE MARIE STINECIPHER WILLA DEAN STOVER ROBERT TAYLOR PHILIP TONEY JAMES WADE KAY WAITS PATTY WALKER BETTY ANN W lllll JAMES WADE, Celery Crate 1-3, Football 1-4, Basketball 2, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 3, Boys' State 3, Baseball 4. KAY WAITS, Pan American Club 2-3, Pep Club 4, Celery Fed 1, Junior Class Play Manager. PATTY WALKER, Home Economics Club 1, Glee Club 1-4, Celery Fed Staff 1-3, Pep Club 2-4, Latin Club 1-2, Bible Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Sally Staff 4. BETTY ANN WALLSTEDT, Transferred from Maple Lake, Minn. 3, Home Economics Club 1-2. JAMES WHATLEY, Football 1-4, Latin Club 1-2, Glee Club 1-4, Celery Fed Staff 1-4, Band 1-2, Art Club 1-2, Debate Club 2, Celery Crate Treasurer 3, Basketball 3, Baseball 4. XWALTER XVIEDERHOLD, Glee Club 1, 2, Future Farmers of America 1-4, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, 3, President 4, Celery Crate 2, 3, Key Club 4. NANCY VVILSON, Home Economics Club 1, Pan American Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2-4. PEGGY WRIGHT, Latin Club 1, Home Economics Club 1, Glee Club 1-4, Vice-President 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Debate Club 2, 3, Student Council Representative 3, Secretary 4, Thespians 3, 4, Secretary 4, Girls' State 3, Dramatics Club 2, Junior Play, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Cheerleader 4. I l 3 I 1 s Nl .n N JAMES WHATLEY WALTER WIEDERHOLD NANCY WILSON PEGGY WRIGHT GRACE MARIE STINECIPHER Edntor Salma gundn Phlhp holds the hxghest student elected of fxce m S H S that of presxdent of the Student' Councxl Besldes thls momentous posntlon he has been outstandmg ln band work and as a Thespnan has been seen m many plays Grace Marle as edltor of thls years Salma gundx She has been an actnve member of the band for four years has reported school news for the local paper and has partxclpated ln manv school actnutxes PHILIP TONEY Presxdent Student Councll . . . . , v 1 1 . .., , 9 if 3 i 5? r S W , xy I 4 1 L W ... , 'V M ff if-if if V, Q Q 3 4 ' QW' K 2 we ' u il if 1 ' , H 1 X, , 1 .Q -, K A . ' f s ' . f 3 Q ::L , A fy Q, .,- bb A it !bd??1,kM Q Hx. W I , ee 5 ,f Y 4 P' , A gg ,Mm M I 2 4 ii' h J iM2 at Y V V 5. . we in if 1 y ff 1' , 1 4 vf N l' -4 x .U A ' ,f , fsbw lf! .,f '4 af 54 8 x 241 -274 NL, 4 V. 'K j f , Q 'Sv Gm mn KV, Nl , ,, , , fr sv , hun!!! 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'54 ,ii :gf if V' l .3 ' Y ? wiki 5 1 I Q s 53, if , , 1 ,Kg K va, y, x Q .1 .If I T OFFICFRS First Row Left to Rxgbt Lenne Donna Barbara Second Row Donald Larry It was on a fall mornmg 1n September 1951 that our hlgh school careers had the1r begmnmg We were all a httle bewxldered and scared at the realxza txon of actually bemg 1n hugh school but after rat court vue felt hke entermg mto more actnvntxcs Our sophomore year we were well on our way to establxshmg ourselves as good workers Our mam job was to sponsor rat court whnch resulted ln be mg one of the best Then came our lunnor year and the honor of bemg upperclassmen' Thxs was the year we had ant1c1 pated so long and we felt vme were fully prepared to carry out the dutnes of being jumors We all had fun helpmg at the concessxon stands and planmng the football dances We knew that we were expected to present a good play and thus we dxd by present mg Bolts and Nuts Then came our bug oppor tunxty to prove that we were capable of doxng a good job The umor Sennor Prom was one of the best XVe all worked hard and our efforts vsere yustly revxarded Our three years 1n hugh school have been wonder ful and me hope that by contnnumg to work to gether our sennor year xull be lust as successful O F F I C E R S LENNIE ROTUNDO LARRY BATES DONNA MCTEER DONALD HAMPTON BARBARA HARRIETT MISS COLLETTE DR ROOT MR SCOTT, MR GANAS and MR KETTLES FLOWER White Camellla COLORS Green and Whrte MOTTO One for all all for one Presrder t Vxce President Secretary Treasurer Chaplam Sponsors SPOIN SORS Le I to Rxgbt Mr Ganas Dr Root Mnss Collette Mr Kettles Mr Scot I ' 7 . . , . .... .. ,. . 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V. . , - . , . . 38 av 'Fi 'Ph 3 45 9 nv 15 7 B Alexander Helen Alford Mane Andes Alnce Bates, Larry Baxter, Shlrley Beckham, Faye Bennett Jame Blllhnmer Robert Brxdges, Wanda Brown Barbara Brown, xmmy Brown Pat Brown Paul Bryan, Betty Buckner Carol Bullard, Loune Cam Rebecca Calhoun, Marnlyn Cobb Charles Cohen Dons Conner une Craft Clarnce Dallenbach Betty Dandrndge, Shxrley Davns Gerald Dekle, Bobby Donaldson, Laura Durak, Mackey Engebretson, Colleen Ervin ackle Eubanks Rochelle Evans, Barbara Flowers, Ralph Garner, Roger Geiger, Harold Giles Wesley Gonzalez, Robert Hall Barbara Hall Lucille Hampton Donald Hardy, Elnzabeth Harnett, Barbara Harvey, Robert Glalcygs gh P-ntsy enderson, Rav X Hendeqlbn, Frances g Duke nggnqs Johnny Holloway, Dorothy Hughes, Curtxs Humphrey, Barbara Hunt, oe obe, Mona ones Johnny Kennedy Jean Lee, Vxrgmna Lee Wanme Lmdsey Helen Lowe Barbara Maffett, Allen Martm Betty ean Martm Merle Maxwell Ruth McClung, Betty McG1ll Jack McKee, James McTeer Donna Metts Mmme Lee Mxller Robert Monforton Sandra Monforton, onja Nelson Terrelle ean Nelson, Verner Nettles, Ednth Newson Robert Nnchols Gene N111 Eleanor Uv 1 R' ay? 'an nur -pw i Li Nx Q. xx Q. 1: 42: 7-7' gk F- v ui' fs f Maw? N, ragga i Y iw A L-' fm? my N W wx5Q,..Ns 165 if in 'ini dl Norton, Rnchard Pate Harold Patterson Charles Phnllnps, Al Prevatt, Addie Prme Florence Rans, Betty Ratlgan, Kay Raulerson Betty Ray, Ora Raynor, Ellen Robnson Ronnne Rotundo Lenme Rush Barbara Rushton, Mnrlam Russell Charles ?fSaliQF Marlm Simocmali bb Smnth lfyme Smnth, T rr SPM Emllv Stepp, Carole Strnckland Marnanne Stubbmgs, Caye Swann Charles Taylor, I.eRo Teslo Pat Thomas, Frank Turner, Dallas Tyre Shnrley Wants Claudette Wall Shnrley Webb Wesley Wnlke Charles Wulke Jean Wllke Joan Wnlknnson, Geraldme Yates Delores ff Z.. .. I . First Row, Left Io Right: L. Anderson, F. Ashley, D. Barry, D. Brewer, M. Cameron, A. Clark, D. Colvin, J. Coppenger, L. Courtemanchc, P. Crump, Y. Cullen, M. Davis. Serond Row: G. Duggar, P. Dunn, I. Eubank, A. Garvin, J. Gatlin, O. Giddens, C. Griffon, O. D. Hamilton, H. Hampton, A. Harvey, C. Hawkins, Henderson, F. Holloway. Third Row: D. Horn, S. Jacob- son, B. Jimenez, M B. Johns, M. Johnson, Kinlaw, V. Langiotti, D. Lee, C. Lloyd. nl JIMMY HAWKINS .... ERNIE MORRIS . . MARIAN DAVIS . . MARTY CAMERON .... HOWARD ALLRED .... MR. GEORGE DABBS, MRS FLEMING, MR. E. COWLEY ,mmm Myrna COLORS: Crimson and XVhite FLOXVER: Glndioli Left to Right: Marian Davis, Jimmy Hawkins, Howard Allred, Marty Cameron, Erni Morris. 0Pll0M0llE O F F I C E R S ELMINA BISBEE, MR. W. G. . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer . . Chaplain . . Sponsors MOTTO: ln Ourselves The Future Lies First Row, Left to Right: H. Alexander, H. Allred, R. Armstrong, E. Bass, J. Blythe, J. Bolton, B. Bowen, J. Bowen, R. Brooks, J. Burney, R. Carter. Serond Row: J. Clarke, B. Cohen, G. Cross, W. Dees, P. Elliott, E. Faris, J. Fisher, D. Galloway, D. Gas- person, R. Hardy. Third Row: W. Harper, Hawkins, G. Jacobs, H. Julian, D. Lavender, B. Lowie. i f...-9 'QP ff! .-'ig L . I T ,h-.4 s- , O' A C X. v M.. it First Rolf, Left to Right: V. M. Gillis, B. Mnttair, P. McClung, V. Mendez, M. Menendcz. 1. Milam, C. Miller, M. Moore, D. Moye, E. Mullins. B..Munson, C. Munson, P. Nicks. Setond Row: B. O'B:irr, S. Peterson, B. Phillips, N. Rans, H. Redding, C. Rob- inson, M. Binsqnf P. Ropninnn, R. Rush, G. Silkwood, B. Smith, G. Smith. Third Row: M. R. Speer, G. Spivey, P. Sykes, M. Tnnner,eC: nvyfor, A. Vn'nce, J. Weinmnnn, N. White, P. Witte, E. Woodruff, M. A. Wright. H. 41- 'J' f- I Three cheers for .1 great el.1ss! The sophomores, lead .--4' by jimmy llnxykins, entered whole-henrtedly into all activ- ities throughout the school ye.1r. Rat Court will probably never be forgotten, especially by the freshmen. The class did .1 beautiful job decorating for the senior commencement exercises. This cl.1ss his shown great possibilities for their two , I'CI'l1.1lIllI1g years in S.lI.S. 1 3 Z f ,,.. X D :-2' ,lg -.-,. : V , . rrr it f '.:' ':,. U: , 1 Left to Right: Mr. George Dabbs, Mrs. Elmina Bisbee, Mr. W. G. Fleming, Mr. Ernest Cowley. I . First Row, Left to Right: E. Madden, R. Mann, W. McCoy, R. McKinney, B. Mitchell, H. Morris, I.. Myers, Owen, L. Payton, V. Picklesimer. Svroml Row: K. Ramsey, I.. Reel, B. Reely, R. Samuel, Shaw, E. Smith, R. Tison, H. Tooke. Third Row: I.. Wallis, R. Warren, B. Westfall, C. Whittington, T. Wyatt, H. Yates. .y' i ' - 5 f 1,5 0' B .- , . 4 9 ' -Q ' ' JA-v' CD Is. Q0 .W 4 First Row B. J. Alford, C. Arwood, L. A. Barineau, K. Bauman, E. Bennett, R. Benton, N. Berrisford, D. Bollinger, P. Boor- man Boyd, D. Bridges, A. Britt. Serond Row: J. Brown, J. Bullard, D. Cain, B. Carpenter, N. Cash, I. Causey, C. Compton, E Cowan B. Crutchfield, N. Cushing, J. Dandridge, A. Davis. Third Row: S. Dunn, H. Ergle, D. Evans, M. Floyd, M. A. Hall, S Harriett, P. Harrington, M. Hillman, I. Hobby M. G. Hobby, S. Holcombe. Le t to Right: Thelma, Randall, Jane, Bill, and Carol. FRE Mill O F F I C E R S BILL KIRCHHOFF ........ President JANE WHATLEY . . Vice-President CAROL NUTT .... . . . Secretary RANDALL ROBBINS ....... Treasurer THELMA RUSHTON ....... Chaplain MISS OLLIE REESE WHITTLE, MR. JOE MATHIEUX, MISS BARBARA RUPRECHT, and MR. ROY NICHOLS .... . . Sponsors FLOXVER: Gladioli COLORS: Maroon and XY'hite MOTTO: The only wealth which will not decay is knowledge. First Rau F. Ball, F. Behrens, R. Benton, G. Bohannon, T. Bower, J. Bridges, J. Brown, B. Bruinley, H. Burritt, P. Byrd, G. Canada V. Canada, R. Carver. Serand Row: H. Cason, A. J. Clements, D. Colvin, E. Cowan, J. Darden, J. Dodson, F. Dossey, S Dunn D. Earnest, D. Flowers, B. Fox, C. Geiger, H. Giddens. Third Row: R. Giles, T. Goembel, V. Gracey, L. Green, L. Hiles A Hobby, K. Hosack, L. Johns, B. Johns, F. King, B. Kirchhoff, H. Lee, B. Little. T11 ITL' !-IRI. 13u'1u1 Pug-,L F Bla. 'fill IUFU sf' ' -5 ,..! g 'V' was Firs! Row: Infinger, Kamph, S. Karraker, J. Keefer, I Kelly C King E Land:-ess M Lawson J Lowie M Ludwig P Marion, G. McCarley. Seronrf Row: E. Merola, D. Metts, F Middleton H Mil-tolajcik Mynes J A Nelson R Nett e D Newsom, C. Nutt, G. Oldham, S. Pearson, J. Petty. Third Rou. S Price T Rushton, G Smith V Spivey F Stanley G Taylor D. Thompson, B. Westfall. Whatley, E. Wyatt, J. Wynn vii T The lfl'eshm.1n Class. although Q1 little green .ind scared at first, finally have become acquainted with S.H.S. After their debut in Rat Court they felt, .it List, that they really belonged. XVith such Ll good start .intl .1 wonderful spirit we know they will add much during their four years .lt Seminole High. First R0ll'5 J. Martin, D. Mathieux, T. McDaniel, N. Michels, Mille' J Montgomery R More M Nance P W Owens C Pence, J. Pennington, G. Pharis, R. Phillips. Scrond Row. R Richardson R R'-Vbbms T Russell RUSS' B Schlfafdy B SCl1Ulll M. Scott, K. Simpson, I.. Smith, R. Smith, Sparks, V. Spivey, A Sfanlel' Tbwd Rau J D Stone A Stoyer B Thompson h Vance, B. Wnllstedt, K. Wallstedt, J. Warner, R. Weinmann A Wh'f50nv C Wlederhold J W'll'am5 A Wrlght E Wr'ght W Yates. v tt: 1' K 9 'Q 11' 4 Q Q 2:2 'YZ ig 'Qi Q Q ' I AW. 1 af E I H i HVZU Homecommg pep meetmg Pep Club on parade UF CHEERLEADERS Fzrst Row Le t to Rlgbt P Cason L Rotundo B Cassube J Mller C Wants Ser ond Row J Jones, S Dunn Third Row P Wrnght You gotta have pep' Erme and Larry ranse the flag Wm rv BOYS' STATE Left fo Right B Park, P Toney J Wade S Katz j Moss A welcome weekend ahead Mnss Chxttenden presents Readmg Award to Sandra ,i il GIRLS STATE Left io Right P Wrnght B Cassube, P Lason Mxller Jones JVM The hnstory mtern Mr Jasmsm helps two students Maoazlre sales vunners an thexr prxzes AAI: . Tx 3' , Q. ,K f 4 1 . - . ' , L ' ' y S , J- f J- - . , . . ' six J. .iv . u .. ,- .- -s V I L ' Il , K 4 . I . x J, rg - . ,n '. , I X ' , rr ZA as . . . ,. . , . , . 0 '. V- a ' ' . - - rr . vs W Z On the way. Variety Show Mr Nlorrxs out for blood Whores Polly' Cast Your Vote jane Whatley and Gxbson Bates Y 5 l -k K at , Get your supplnes here lunch bemg Prepared ,,,.,,- Its report card time agam Makmg the daily announcements sw P' Sandees lnttle helpers Custodians-Mr. Amnnn, Mr. Stcvcns -ff PV! 9 V2 5 Ax x 35 f , 4 Q X cyl I f warg fl Q fs A T. gffvf s rf , if , J, 42 1 4 23215114 sf A Q 5 f wi ACTIVITIES I5 ' H55 Ai a.,a:.'f X- --1 Seated, Left to Right: j. Nelson, N. Cash, J. Whatley, R. Eubanks, P. Wright, E. Woodruff, E. Nix, S. Jacobson. Standing: M. Goembel, R. Hannum, L. Bates, J. Moss, H. Pate, Miss Riser, Mrs. Smith, P. Toney, E. Morris, L. Burney, A. Phillips. 'TUBE 'll U0 NUIL 'ERVE' 'CHO0L O F F I C E R S PHILIP TONEY ......... President AL PHILLIPS . . . . Vice-President PEGGY WRIGHT . . . . . Secretary MARVIN GOEMBEL .... . . Treasurer MISS RISER, MRS. SMITH . . . Sponsors ffm. First Row: Al, Peggy, Marvin. Second Row: Miss Riser, Philip, Mrs. Smith. The 1953-54 Student Council got off to a good start with the first big dance of the year. The theme School Days was appropriately carried out and helped everyone get into the proper spirit after a nice long vacation. Homecoming was under the leadership and super- vision of the Student Council also. All clubs and classes contributed to the parade and all homerooms entered energetically into the bulletin board contest. Prizes were awarded to the winning rooms: first place-Mr. Ganasg second place-Mrs. Bisbeeg third place-Miss Stevens. S.I-l.S. was really in the Christmas spirit after the decoration of the balcony by the Student Council. Pine branches, large candles, and lights were used in this display. Many interesting and educational chapel programs were planned by the program committee. The coun- cil also provided for additional amplifiers in the audi- torium, line markers on the football field, strings of colored lights for dances in the gym, and new dance records. I SE Q Ihxs xtzr tha. Lnbrmrx Countnl hls mldt 1 rttoxd P xx hxth xxxll bt h1rd to but It xs tompostd of sxxtttn hlgh sthool studtnts xxho dexott ont perlod dulx to lsslstnng ID tht hbrarx xx here thtx lurn tht rtsourtts ot tht lnbrtrx md strxt othtrs through thus knoxxledgt md txcptrutntt Tht tountll xxtnt to St Augustnnt xxhtrt thex xns nted 1 book bmderx md .1 pubhshxng eompmx Nimx xx orthxx hllc thmgs vxert lurned there Tht eounul hld thur mnuxl Exthlngt Progrxm vxlth QUFIIDLTO xxhxeh xx IS 1 huge sutttss md tnloxtd hx HH, Ron le t to Rlgbl Helen MISS Chittenden Mary SN ond Ron Pat Robert 1nd Jenn Pxtrxom tnjoytd tht Qhrxstmns pntx md tht pxrtx O T F I C IL R S JEAN CARPENTER President ROBERT ARMSTRONG Vxce Presndent s,1xen ll tht and of tht XLJI' for tht eounul The bulletm boird tommnttee from tht 1rt LIISSCQ lS to be commended for the vxork thtx haxt done thns xur HELEN BROWN Secretary PIICII' ntxx 1nd lpproprnltt ldLlS 1lx,x xxs kept tht bullttm bourd ihxc PAT NIX Treasurer Our hmncrs VSINL to ln 0r,1m11txon thxt dtstrxtx MARY MIKOLAJCIK Chqphm muth credxt MISSE CHITTENDEN Sponsor Seated Left to Rzglzt W Stover L Anderson H Brown Keefer T Rushton J Carpenter B L Allman C Redfneld Stand mg B Fox R Armstrong Mnss Chittenden C Craft M Mnkolajcuk D Colvxn J' 5 Xt' 1 1 l . I 1 1 x L -A , W v .. .Q V . Y Q. X xx l ' A- f . '. ' . 1 .. . . .1 v A I h 'L x vm 1 y ' Yi v 'V . . . A l , -, ' , ' VE . . . . ' A W V' L V ' - fb- L , -K - - .K-A 8 r ' 1, V M I . . - - ' . ', : , , . - all. I , .- - yAY - lx I rx' 3 W 'l 4 f 'yi L i 'L '3 KYL 4 - 8 li 'xx n....'-- 1 K' , ' : . , . , . ,J. , . ,. , . . , . ' . - ' I . , . , I Q , . , . Q 'Q , . .- J- MOS? G. Behrens M. Goembel A- Phllhps L. Bates J. Hunt ' Jr j ff ,Z ff'V,f1r'1l'5-'X ff!!! , 4, .-f 'N ,- 'V N,MNQ7 .4 f2'l 21,4111 . ' K Vfo2f'aM 4 V ff gif? 1, ' J. Krider W. Wiederhold B. Park E. Madden T. Kuhn K. Ramsey V T. Wyatt J. Bowen W. Dees KEY CLUB IIEVELEP LEADER lllP OFFICERS JAMES DAVIS .......... President MARVIN GOEMBEL . . . . Vice-President ROBERT MILLER . . . . . Secretary JOE HUNT . . . . Treasurer DR. ROOT ..... . . . Sponsor BARB CASSUBE . . . . . Sweetheart PAULETTE CASON, CAROL LOECHELT ..... Lt. Sweethearts The Key Club is the only honor society for boys in Seminole High. To be eligible for membership, a boy must have a high scholastic standing and show lead- ership qualities. The motto of the Key Club is We Build. The club tries to prepare every member for useful citizen- OFFICERS James, Marvin, Dr. Root, Joe, Robert ship in the community. Being a service organization, the Key Club often gives its time and money to the school, town, and nation. During the summer, our club held two party- meetingsg one at the beach and one at Rock Springs. This is the first time in many years the Key Club has been active in the summer. ln December, the club sent four of their members to the State Convention in West Palm Beach. This month they also sponsored the annual Key Club Christmas Ball, which was a smashing success. This year's club is very grateful to the Key Club Committee of Kiwanis for their assistance in making the year 1953-54 one of the greatest. OUR SWEETHEARTS Carol, Barb, Paulette His- A ls S d a Poll Jeanne Lane Crazy Mnxed up K First Rau, Le I to Rig 1 an r , y Seronrl Ron Paulette Mnss Stevens, Rebecca OFI ICERS SANDRA DUNN POLLY GRAHAM JEANNE LANE MILLER PAULETTE CASON REBECCA CAIN Chaplaxn MISS STEVENS Sponsor Presxdent Vxce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Tht T11 Hx H get 1LqLllll'lfL.d pzrtx fol the fresh m 111 x,,1rlS stlrttd rht club off tlns xtlr III good sp1r1ts Hllxr ous Llnldrtn 5 gxmts xx tra plxxtd md ilu plums. xdsl Y supper xx IS 1 good cndnns, for ,1 grand tame Stllmx Cl1I'lSUT1lS txrds xx IS one of our trmiurx blllldlllg projttts .md xx .15 qultc succesful A lxrgc troxx d, conslstmg of football plaxtrs, then' flthexs .md thc ficultx attended the banquet e m honor of the footbxll telm Announcement of the trophx xx mners for thls xear xx as mule at the dmner A Stnnor Tu for the Urlduatlng class ficultx, md mothers of tht club members xx is the f1n.1l nttlxxtv of the xt.1r P Graham ones C Loe Fn-st Rau, H Brown, Byrd P Cason B Cassube F Colvm, S Dunn Second Ron R Garner , chelc M Mnkolajcxk J I. Mlller D Mllsted M Owen L Pnce Thzrd Rau A Ransbottom, N Rountree E Snyder, G M Stmecxpher P Walker, P Wright B Brown P Brown, R Cam Fourth Ron C Craft C Engebretson, R Eubanks B Hall L Hall B Harrxett, G Hasty B Lovxc E Nxx Q, .af KM lv -:S W? fs fan? ll 5 Q ,Q 1 Q ' Y f ' : t , . ' - ' . 'l'lll-lll-Y lllll BU Y llilll 1 .x . S' ' r, L ,L K ' I, . . . . . R lx Q 'tl A V ' h ld ' - '- I N ' 1' 4' ' U Q 1' ' - l' ' 'Q h L h ' , . ' L ' ':. . .I U, . . A, . , . 'U . I . 'I . , . , . - R u uSuSu u B uxuuuxxu u uu uuxre rre B no My B A S A ' I - ,vnni 1 f Q P YM M? ,. -I . . , T Q W V A V ., IAI- . .5 -,.:: E V . . -' ' A Z --vv l llll -....1 ' t - ' lllll V :.1-2.12: - .,..' ,' I - if ' ., : ' Q, x. ' . f' ' - A ..,, M 0- k A S 22' -xex n ,A - A .x,,, 2-x . of i t ' 'V,r 1 1 ' , ux S I lvrv I ,Q x 3 . f , l VXI V- A f , ly I I I , 'c V 1 A ,. f A H fe h A , f 5 ' Durak N. Rountree First Row, Left to Right: B. Crouch, F. Colvin, C. Nutt, C. Engebretson. Second Row: M. Goembel, M. , , J. G 'Vi St' ' her F Ashley G Duggar Third Row' J Owen H Tooke, Kennedy, G. Wilkinson, P. Toney, R. Arm- Brown, . i . inecip , . , . . . . , . strong, P. Sykes, R. Anderson. Fourth Row: J. Fisher, P. MeClung, W. McCoy, R. Reely, R. Newson, L. Smith, D. Kendall, R Hardy. BA Under the outstanding leadership of Mr. E. H. Cowley and a fine staff of officers, the band experi- enced its most successful year. At the football games in the fall, the band present- ed a series of entertaining and colorful half-time shows. Prior to Christmas, the flash and spirit of the band was displayed in Christmas parades in Sanford and Orlando. But the second day of March, 1954, is the day ATTE, . that will be remembered by all the members of the band. On that day, the band marched down the streets of New Orleans in the Mardi Gras parade, and later all the members attended the Coronation Ball. Then came the annual district contest held in DeLand, Where the band made a fine showing as a group as well as in the solo and ensemble divisions. At the end of the year, the band played at grad- uation exercises. Ol:FlClfRS First Row, Left to Right: Marvin, Rose- mary, Ronni, Nancy, Rodman. Serond Row: Grace Marie, Mickey, Dickie, Geraldine, Colleen, Philip, Joe, Richard, Ernie. First Row, Left fo Rigbl: S. Browning, B. Lowe, J. Oglesby, F. Murphy. Second Row: C. Whittington, B. Bryn M Calhoun G. Cross, Y. Cullen, M. Cameron, L. Payton. Third Row: Mr. Cowley, R. Garner, G. Hasty, T. Bower, O. Gidde s C Stubb ings, B. Westfall, R. Brumley. Fourth Row: F. Beckham, P. Haught, E. Morris, P. Rossmnn, L. Burney, J. Mila R Rob son Mzllllll GRA R. Tison. MARVIN GOEMBEL ROSEMARY GARNER . . RONNIE ANDERSON . RODMAN BRUMLEY . . NANCY ROUNTREE MICKEY DURAK . . GRACE MARIE STINECIPHER . DICKIE KENDALL ........ GERALDINE WILKINSON . . PHILIP TONEY .....,. COLLEEN ENGEBRETSON . Jon FISHER ....... RICHARD TISON .... ERNII5 MORRIS . . DIRECTOR: MR. COWLEY Marching along ...............Captain . lst Lieutenant-Head Girl Officer . . . . . lst Lieutenant-Drum Major . . 2nd Lieutenant-Operations Officer . 2nd Lieutenant-Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . lst Sergeant-Librarian . . lst Sergeant-Publicity 85 Historian Staff Sergeant-Asst. Operations Officer . . . .Staff Sergeant-Asst. Librarian . . . .Sergeant-Head of Brass . . Sergeant-Head Majorette . . . Sergeant-Head of Cornets . . Sergeant-Head of Trombones . . . Corporal-Honorary Freshman Sealed, Left to Right: Miss Whittle, J. L. Miller. First Row: M. Hardy, C. Redfield, J. Saunders, J. Bennett, B. Evans, E. Snyd- er, B. Reeley, W. Dees, P. Elliott, W. McCoy, B. Billhimer. Scroud Row: P. Brown. R. Cain, E. Woodruff, H. Redding, J. Wilke, M. Jobe, H. Alexander, R. Brumley, J. Wade, D. Turner, J. Higgins. J. Shaw, R. Tison, T. Wyatt. Third Rott: S. Peterson, D. Barry, M. Menendez, P. Walker, S. Browning, J. Cleveland, B. Lowe, G. Wilkinson, M. Cameron, P. Witte, K. Ramsey, C. Rus- sell, B. Carter, L. Burney, J. Bennett, E. Canada, R. Miller. Fourth Row: B. McClung, B. Martin, C. Buckner, A. MacGillis, C. Miller, F. Scarborough, M. Davis, M. Johnson, C. Craft, J. Wilke, F. Lawson, P. Bell, J. Kennedy, J. Carter, R. Brown, D. Clark, J. Whatley, G. Nicholson, J. Jones, L. Bates, B. Dekle, J. Fox. Rfll E YUUR Our S.H.S. Cilee Club got off to .1 good start tl1is year. Their first performance was the annual variety show A l,ittle Bit of lfverythingf' This proved to be .1 big sueeess with an appropriate name. Honestly, if you missed this you would never guess how much talent our Cilee Club has. At Christmas, as always, the Clee Club presented .1 heautiful Christmas program with an impressive candlelight proeessional and 1 recessional. This program brought the spirit of Christmas to every- one wl1o attended. After the Christmas holidays the Cilee Club did not slow down at all. The operetta The Count and the Co-edu proved this for it was really a grand show. OI-'lfllfl-QRS First ROIl', Left to Riglaf: P. Wright. Sefonrl Rolo: B. Cassube, P. Graham, E. Snyder. Third R011-'I R. Hannum, D. Leonard, L. Bates. DOUBLE QUARTET: Left to Rigbf: R. Brumley, J. Carter, Whatley, L. Bates, Krider, E. McCall, R. Hannum, E. Estridge. I ' I. 5 JW I it iv'-Q.. C 1 3 ' Qt, 'Wav 'qi ? f' QW -if on uw! 'Wir' L Frm! Ron L1 1 to Rzghf Bullard S Kwrrmker T McC1rley G Snnth D Brndges P Boorman C Nutt I Causey K Bau man E L1ndress R Benton M A Hall S Peflrson Second Rou E Wyatt F Mxddleton B Cfxrpenter A Domus L Bcxrnnclu P Nhrnon D Evins E Bennett H Flcmmg, E C0w1n Wynne N Berrxsford D C-un S Dunn R Ncttles Tlurd Ron Crutchfmld H Mnkolmjuk D Metts D M Thompson D Newson Stanley S Harrxctt A Brxtt C Arvxood H Er3.,lL C' Tlylor S Prnt P H1rrm3,ton Whmtley fourth Ron Dmndrndgc V Spxvey Boyd S Holtombc 'Vi Hnllmxn M Bow lm Wxnne M C Hobby M Lwsson Brown N Cxsh L Lowu K Kmg, B J Al ord Our lrtslmmm ltt clubs llll Nur xxtrt tlu lxrgtst w rule Strlnl Concert tnlvlx p N lm tlu Clmrtstmxs progrlm md fl'lL1I'l5LlLlIllLIllN bluultd g L K U, H Om M XOILLS uldul to tht Cllrlstmxs spxrlt U N rw U U Q INK in A ,LL Otlur outstmdmg utuntus xxluuh our lrgslmmmn let club IS lookmg form 1rd to hum, xuxt Xull' let clubs took plrt III tlus mu xxtrt tlu Clwrnstmls Fin! Rau Le t to Right B Luttle R Robbms F Dosser S Dunn E Vance E Cowan L Muller D Mntlueux V Graces C Pence Montgomery K Sampson T Bower Second Ron F Behrens P Byrd Pennmgton B Stmson A Whxtson V Spney M Scott L Smnth R Wemmann J Warner R Gnles Wnllnanxs Third Rau Muller D Stone H Lason Wrnght J Martm M Nance B Schnrard T Goembel A St1nley G Pharns R More R Benton R Carver , ' . , . . . , . ' . , . ' , . ' - , . , . A , . . , .D ' . f Q .E ' ', '. . '. ,J. ', '. ' l, . .l , .' ' . fn ' ' ,-. ' . ., . , . . Q ', . ,:I. ' ,.. ' , . ', X. '., . , y AQ , . .Q , Y ,j. A Y. lf J. . . ,j. , . A ,., Q . . , 4' , . . , . a ' , , . la , . ', . ' ', . . f . lllllllllllm lU'll' W THF llll J J l A ' l l J f 5 ' 4 g ' . 's ' ' . K 5.1 . ', ,BH 4 5 N X- , .ln .msvl , royrnm, . l we lmvc cvcr luul. They gave several numlvcrx on tlu- County Music lfcstival. ' X A - .' 4 l 'l '- 'A .' ' ' Th' glc' 'lLlJ lm '- Ll ' .1 firu' job this , .l1'. ' 0 ' ' W ' Th-I' lm '- Q1 g at dnl of .lfnt lt l - - 11.ul ' fl It ' 5 . Lf l' ' ', 'K' A 'L . 'V 5' H . X 1, - - K ' AV 'wk - rl l . ' 1 ' ' ', f ' : . '. , . ' , . , . , . , . . , I. ' , . ' , . . , I, . . , . . 'I . . . , . , . ' , . ' , ' , . 3 . , . I , . , . ' ,J. ' ' .t ' Q J. ,J. . , . B ,fn i t is 0l5l7lC'.lfRS .XPl'RlfN'l'lCiliS First Row, Left In Righf: Mrs. Coleman, Stanley, Rose- Lvff to Right: Patsy, Ellen, Polly, Mickey. mary, Gibson. Second Row: james, Marvin. THESPl.lNi'PllE.'EN J.l.'EYRE', STANLEY KATZ . . . . . . President ROSEMARY GARNER . . Vice-President JAMES DAVIS . . . . . Secretary MARVIN GOEMBEL . . . . Treasurer GIBSON BATES .... Student Director MRS. BOYD COLEMAN .... Sponsor ,gl . ,,g--- -f f sr s r rrs ' of The first activity of Thespian Troupe 958 was the 3-act, drama and mystery, jane Eyref, It fea- tured .1 terrific cast in period costumes. The whole troupe and Mrs. Coleman, our sponsor, worked hard and spent many extra hours to make the play the success that it was. Two performances were given to record crowds. Other activities were carried on during the year earning Thespian points and valuable experience for the years to come. 'L I W 4? gf .,,. I E gli? ' A R Anderson G. Bates R. Brumley F. Colvin J. Davis S. Dunn R. Garner M. Goembel D. Holloway R. Kendall S. Katz T. Kuhn P. Wright S. A. Radford R. Robison N. Rountree G. Stinecipher P. Toney First Rou, Left to Rxgbt Mrs Wray Mnss Collette Sec O F F I C E R S BEVERLY COOPER Edltor The Celery led Stiff wuth Bexerlx Cooper 15 edltor md M155 Collette and Mrs W ray 1dwxsor5 sulmounted mlny dlf fneultles to mlke 1 good plper Two edxt1on5 of the Celery ltd xx ere publlslucl tlns ,LII one before Chrlstmls 'md the grldmtlon Cdltl0H It the end of the year C1rr1e Redflcld rellly dld 1 wonderful job .15 exelmngt edltor She provlded Contaets vu 1th other seliools through ex ehlnge of publ1e1t1on5 lntertstmg, feztures xn lddltnon to td1tor11l5 vue 'Xlxd mme Know It All Soenety News the Student Counul News and of course the Sports Page GORDON TOLL Business Manager Alu .135 vt orkmg the Celery Fed Staff d1Cl 1 wonderful job MISS R COLLETTE Edltorlal Advlsor MRS H WRAY Busmess Advxsor Elil Farsi Rou Left to Right P Dunn S Brownmg Saunders G Stmecnpher B Brown C Redfneld J Mynes B Crutchfneld B Earnest J Oglesby A Ransbottom Second Row R Robbms R Carver P Byrd G Toll J Whatley D Clark J Davis L Sellers G Bates F Thomas J Brxdges Tbzrd Row P Sykes B Evans P Wntte G Smxth M Wrxght M Moore D Thompson M Tanner E Snyder R Nexswander S Radford B Cooper 62 5 Y J ' Y' 1, V 5 .- 5' , I f YV' Y vi . . . V D l . ,. ,, L ' '5 ' V , , . 5 . . K . . 4 f - , . 35 V r '- . '- 1-K- ' , 3 . ' A' . 4 r my ' 4-.W ' . 4 . ' ' J' ' ' .5 ,' N , '- K A - , ,, '-. ' . X U Y 1 ,l L 4' 'Q ', ' uf. - ', : . , . - ond Row: Gordon, Beverly. , , H H Q, , U or ,- ' 1 1 U f 5 5 ' . . ..... . . I ,P I : ' Y ' l !J' 7 ' 3 ' 1 ' l ! ' 9 ' I Y . , . , . . ': . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . STAII GRACE MARIE STINECIPHER Editor JEANNETTE KINLAW MARTHA OWENS ROSEMARY GARNER MARY MIKOLAJCIK, ANN BITTERS ANNETTE BROOKS MARVIN COEMBEL JONI SANDERS PAULETTE CASON PATTY WALKER CAROL LOECHELT JOYCE JONES ELOISE SNYDER NANCY ROUNTREE MILNER OSBORNE JIMMY BOLLINGER ANN MIMS IMOGENE BOSTICK STANLEY RATZ JOEL Moss Literary Editors Advertismg Managers Senior Salesman Jumor Salesman Sophomore Salesman Freshman Salesman Snapshot Editors Girls Sports Editor Boys Sports Editors MISS REBECCA STEVENS Advisor MRS MAE FORT Financial Advisor Some du iw will glintt our the pigts of thi. 1234 Sllml undi md rtmcmbtr tht thrill of being, C r.1Llu.1tion '73 Le t to Right G M St ec pher Mrs Fort Mss Ste ens K M0 Llubs lumor Senior Prom Homctomini, Rlt Couit kllSSl111ft,S md tuthers sthool bltk on these high school memories Sc' lied Lef! to Right E S vder A M ms A B tters A Brooks Ni 0 e s C Loechclt M M kola c k J Saunders P Walker uxlzng Mrs F rr I Bost ck M ss Ste e s o es St ec pher N Rountree aw ar P Caso M s b r e J Moss S K1tz N1 Goe bel J Boll n er A A 4 J 3 s 7 , , T , -A . ,-5 Y , n . . . . . . . . f ' : I , in i , . . . l , i , i v . 7 , . HE SALLY Blilill BAC M HIE lig 3 - 1 A ' sl f ...s i part of Seminole High . . . school dances and plays The Sally Staff hopes than you will enjoy looking , :.n, ,.Yi, .i ,. ,i.wn,. ,.. i ji,.- ,. 1' J. .o,. i, i vn,j.jn,G.M. ini ,. ,j.Kinl ,R.G ner,. n, . n, . , . . , I . m , . i g . Sea te ,...... Qi A 5' 8,421 ' ,H 'wah Tanner, B. A. Munson, F. Ashley, M. T. Wyatt, R. Robison. Third Row: R. 'Wil M. R. Speer, S. Jacobson, G. Duggar, B. O'Bnrr, M. Armstrong, J. Clarke, J. Fisher, J. Brown, K. Ramsey, julian. qnw' fl MQW First Row, Lefi to Right: Smith. Second Row: R. R. Brooks, Rninmuel, W. N . ' . ' l WV V l' ww 1 , ' . 1 Ol5lilCl'.RS D I d, Left to Right: John and Robert. Standing: Mary, ' Mrs. Coleman, and Nan. Kp' ' V tl1emc,,Hen'0ye5l an occasion that might Hi - we 'tnes ' 'Ron --I th- li ' ft 'I '. my QQX1 Msg IH it LLIBSO isgory , X Firsl Ron, Left fo Right: H. Ergle, M. Hillman, D. Colvin, I. Hobby, J. Keefer, Mynes, L. Courtemanche, D. Evans, N. Cush- ing, K. Bnumnn, P. Marion, D. Yates, F. Mid J. Whntley, N. Cash, T. Rushton, j. Lnwson dleton, E. Wyatt. Serond Rau: B. Little, G. Smith, G. Cross, M. Nance, B. Schirard , G. Pharis, T. Goembel, M. Scott, R. Giles, L. Smith. Third Rolf: B. Kirchhoff, T Bower, R. Robbins, F. Dossey, F. Senn, H. C ason, D. Colvin, A. Stanley, R. Carver, C. Pence, V. Gracey, D. Mnthieux. LT was .l Lvl ,xr-if L4 ML -it ff.. I flILfGw1lEi,AR.' . ' Y , I is l ,ll , iii. rr. 6 , 'J NlU'l l'O: lissc Qlldtlfl Vidcri 1 , ,Q 8 ' l L ' u 1 COLORS: PL1i'plc..1ncl White , 5 1 , in ' Q f L' . ,. A- OFFICERS 'I' n L i . JOHN CLARKE ..... ..... P resident K 4 ,RAN CUSHING A. . . . vice-President MARY TANNE . . . A. ,. . . Secretary ROBERTSAME L, ..... . .+ Treasurer jlyxggs. NELLIE. odimixpl .I, M . .Sponsor x V V Long livci.Romel 7l'h.1tlw.1s thqfry of the l..1tin Club ' L - during theirxnnhtlal Rpmallyxbnnqtlct at the Longwootl L Hotel V tht -lrclf. fl'h Piembcrs, .is well as the fnqh tyxyobctl in bri Mn bostihncs to carry out the u First Row: R. Brooks B. Cowan, B. Harper, T. Richardson, W. Yates, B. Westfall, A. Clements, C. Wiederhold, H. Giddens, S. Stevens, B. Bowen, K. Hosack, W. Michels, C. Patterson. Serond Row: L. Johns, L. Green, R. Phillips, K. Wallstedt, W. Wright, G. Jones, W. Petty, H. Lloyd, M. Kinard, R. Pickles, C. Hittell, B. Taylor, C. R. Flowers, R. Mann, E. Canada. Third R0ll.'I R. Smith, V. Canada, D. Brown, T. McDaniel, Butler, R. Flowers. Fourib Row: R. Green, G. Bohannon, R. Maxwell, B. Earnest, D. Flowers, L. Myers, D. Kelley. Fifth Row: R. Warren, H. Yates, B. Thompson, D. Gasperson, A. Teslo, B. Wallstedt. Sialfi Razr: Russi, H. Lee, W. Johns, W. Wiederhold, C. Swann, C. Jenkins, J. Bennett. 'I'0lI.l'Y 'TUIIENT' T0.l0RROW'i' FARMER' OFFICERS The Future Farmers of America is the national organization for boys studying vocational agriculture. The members learn through active participation WALTER WIEDERHOLD - - + President how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell cooperativelyg to MARVIN KINARD . . Vice-President solve their own problemsg to finance themselvesg and to assume civic responsibility. The bovs svonsored .1 float in the annual Christ- PAUL BROWN . . . Secretary . I I Q x mas parade, and in Iebruarv attended the llorida CHARLES SWANN ' I Reporter State hair in Tampa where a judging team was enter- ed to judge livestock. The annual Parent-Son Ban- quet was held in the spring with approximately li!! BILLY HOSACK . . . Treasurer people attending' - Approximately 100 individual projects were carried EARNEST CANADA ' - Sentmel out by the boys during the school year. Q5I5l5lCl',RS Firsf Ron, Left to Righl: P. Brown, C. Swann, M. Kinard. Second Rout W. Wiedcrhold, E. Canada. The Fix-It Bovs Hold it C.R. 1' I, fv- e '03 'H .alt . ,fx-N' P , 4 ,A sv if Y fe. if 5 ' , V! I If 4 hrs! Row, Left fo Right: M. A. Wright, M. Owen, N. Wilson, A. Ransbottom, M. L. Metts, H. Michels, G. Smith, A. Harvey, V. Prevatt J K H ' S A R dford B Cooper H Redding E Snyder J A Flipse, P. Dunn law J Carpenter, J. Gardner. Second Row: M. Moore, B. arriett, . . a , . , . , . , . . Woodruff, B. A. Munson, A. Mims, J. Saunders. Third Row: B. Hall, M. Davis, C. Loechelt, N. Driggers, D. Holloway, J. Cohen, B. O Barr Hall R Eubanks, B. Brown, M. Tanner, P. Graham. Fourth Row: H. Lindsey, D. Milsted, K. Waits, F. Lawson, S. Baxter, P. Walker, C Cra Cleveland, J. Kinlaw, R. Neiswander, I. Bostick, E. Nix. 0 R PEP CL B BO0S'l'S SEMINULE 'PIRIT An outstanding organization of S.H.S. to stimu- late spirit throughout the school is the Pep Club. They were present at all the home football, basketball, and baseball games and ITIOSI of the out-of-town games boosting the teams to victory. The Pep Club cooperated with the band in giving some very good half-time entertainment. They also marched in several parades and were always willing to help with civic projects. During the Christmas season the halls of S.H.S. were filled with the Christmas spirit when the Pep Club decorated a tree in the front hall. The Basketball and Baseball Banquet given by the club was a huge success. The year ended with the annual Pep Club initiation party. Fifteen cheers for an outstanding organization that really goes all out for their school. O F F I C E R S First Row, Left to Right: J. Gardner. Second Row: I. Bostick, E. Snyder, P. Graham, R. 2::,iJ::, i:f-A.2'af:.'.Q..'?0:L:M?I.g.,M1Che'S' B' Pfesidenf U J ELOISE SNYDER Vice-President p' MARY ANN WRIGHT I Secretary HELEN MICHELS Treasurer 1 1 Mrs. Winn and MiSS Ruprecht JANETTE GARDNER Drill Captain IMOGENE BOSTICK Asst. Drill Captain ROSE NEISWANDER Reporter BEVERLY COOPER Athletic Manager MRS. WINN MISS RUPRECHT Sponsors OFFICERS RANDALL FERRELI.. President LAWRENCE SKATES Vice-President ROGER GARNER Secretary Treasurer MISS EDNA CHITTENDEN MR MORRIS MR DABBS Sponsors Ronme and Randall at work JECT The Projectxomst Club vshnch was orgamzed 1 fevx years ago, has contrnbuted a great deal to our school s actnvxtles The members are taught to oper fnte and care for the equnpment after vwh1ch they opurwte the machmes for mstruttnonal fnlms nn t c classrooms, moues m the audntorlum the publnc N Fzrst Row Left foR1gbt Mr Dabbs Mxss Cluttenden Mr Morrns Second Rau. R Garner R Ferrell L Skates SGH dress system, vure and tape recorders record players and aud1o usual equlpment Thenr sponsors Mxss Ch1ttenden Mr Morrns and Nlr D1bbs hue done :L xx onderful Job m mstruct me these students to use md ure for the eqmpmcnt 1 First Rau Left to Rzgbt E Canada L Skates R Ferrell R Muller R Gonzalez Mr Dabbs Mr Morrns Seroml Rou R An dersnn R Robnson R Garner V Pxcklesnmer S Nelson Thzrd Rou J Whatley J Wnllnams T Newsom C Whxttnngton C Jacobs Mnss Chnttenden, R Brumley if ' UNUTSAND LUTIE SPINKS . . REBECCA BOLT . . MARTHA GRUBB . . TWINK STARR . . DR. JOY ...... HENRY GOOBER . . . PHINEAS PLUNKETT . PRUNELLA FICO .... CADWALLEDER CLIPPY MRS. OERTIE GLOSSOP . WILBUR CLOSSOP . . . JACK GORDON . . E BENITA BOLT . . if A? i ,.-1 NIDR PLAY BOLT9' . Dorothy Holloway . Rochelle Eubanks . . Clarice Craft . . Minerva Smith . . Ronnie Robison . . Roger Garner . . Allen Maffctt . . Marlin Salter . . Terrelle Nelson . . . Jim Brown . . . Jean Kennedy . . Weldon Bridges . Charlie Russell Lunatics and romance made an entertaining theme for this yearls tlunior Play, Nuts and Bolts, which was directed by Miss Collette. The story took place in an insane asylum owned by Clarice Craft. Terrelle Nel- son, jim Brown, and jean Kennedy with her son, W'el- don Bridges, came to the asylum for cure of phobias, but mainly to search for the fifteen thousand dollars which was hidden there by Miss Boltis deceased brother. Poor thing, he's faintecl. Roger Garner, whom everyone believed to be Dr. joy, the psychiatrist, was finally found to be an escaped inmate from an asylum when Charlie Russell, an intern, came in search of him. Allen Maffett, Rochelle Eu' banks, and Minerva Smith, servants at the asylum, added hilarity bv their actions. Ronnie Robison as Twink Starr finally got in the good graces of Miss Bolt when he found the hidden money and turned it all over to her. ln return for this Ronnie was permitted to marry her niece, Benita, who was portrayed by Dorothy Hollo- way. The unexpected actions of the lunatics kept the audience guessing throughout the entire program. YOU'r0 S0 impetuous! Help! Let me go! I'm so glad you're here! SENIUR OUR MISS B MISS BROOKS . . . MISS FINCI-I ..... HUGO LONGACRE . MR. WADSWORTH . MISS AUDUBON . . . ELSIE ..... . ELAINE . . JANE . . SYLVIA . . DORIS . MARGE . . FAITH . . RHONDA . TED .... STANLEY . MARTIN . . MRS. ALLEN . Y P L gl l . . . Sandra Dunn . Rosemary Garner . . . James Davis . . . Gibson Bates . . Nancy Rountree Grace M. Stinecipher . . . Joni Saunders . . Sheila Browning . . . . . . Pat Bell . . Gloria Hampton . Anne Ransbottom . . . . Joyce Jones . . Patsy Collins . . Stanley Katz . . . Dickie Moss . . Ronnie Anderson . . Jeanette Cleveland A delightful comedy, Our Miss Brooksf' was staged by the seniors this year, and directed by Mrs. Boyd Cole- man. Sandra Dunn as Miss Brooks was constantly bick- ering with Coach James Davis for use of the gym, and since Jimmy Wade and Gibson Bates were in the pro- duction of Lost Horizon, he was missing two basket- ball players. Sheila Browning, a nobody in school, was given the lead in this play, and Patsy Collins, daughter of Jeanette Cleveland, a school board member, was en- raged by the romantic scenes between Jimmy XVade and Sheila. Stanley Katz, the principal, and Nancy Roun- tree, a teacher, were always criticizing all of Miss Brooks' work. However, Nliss Brooks had a friend in the li- brarian, Rosemary Garner. Grace Marie Stinecipher, Joni Saunders, Pat Bell, Gloria Hampton, Anne Ransbottom, and Joyce Jones were other students who took part in Lost Horizonfi The play was a wonderful success and was enjoyed by everyone. But what about basketball practice? Dress rehearsal A last minute look at those lines. You broke that vase on purpose! Mending properties for their play. But where does this go ? ATHLETICS J. Fox R. Hannum J. Krider E. McCall D. Hosack J. Carter G. Behrens E. Est ridge R. Reynolds J. Butler H. Bisbee J. Wade FIGHTIN SANFORD 13 ............ APOPKA 13 The opening game this year proved a real thriller. The Apopka squad boasting a very strong team led the Feds most of the game. Jimmy Butler tied the score at 6 all as he scam- pered around end for Sanford, and in the final quarter with Apopka leading 13 to 6, Bubba Bisbee, converted lineman, re- ceived the kick-off and flew 88 yards for a touchdown. The extra point was good and the game ended in a tie. SANFORD 26 ............ EUSTIS 0 In their first out-of-town appearance Sanford battered the Eustis eleven 26 to 0 with the one-two punch of Bisbee and Jones. The Feds after a slow starting half came back to score three TDs in the second halfg one a 28-yard aerial from Bisbee to Jones. The line boosted by lettermen Carter and Hannum once again showed their strength. SANFORD 13 ........... LEESBURG 7 Bad weather didnit hamper the Celery Fed spirit as the Feds nosed OLII the favored Leesburg Jackets in Leesburg. The Jackets scored early in the game and led 7 to U until the third quarter when Sanford scored. The startling play of the game came early in the last quarter when Bisbee reeled off a 45-yard touchdown run to give Sanford the lead which they never lost. SANFORD 0 ........... PALATKA 7 By the fate of Old Lady Luck Sanford came out for the first time this season on the short end of the score. On the kick-off the Maroons took the ball on their own eleven yard line and gradually made their way for their first and last TD. From this point on Sanford's defense held Palatka to only two more first downs. This was truly a hard fought game with a last minute desperation buck by fullback John Jones coming only inches from tying the game. Sanford outplayed the Maroons in virtually every department. SANFORD 0 ......... KETTERLINUS 7 In spite of the determination to bring back a victory over St. Augustine, once again Sanford came out the loser in the annual game. Sanford put up a hard battle only to lose in the closing minutes. The Sanford team held their larger op- ponents almost constantly throughout the game. Southpaw ace passer, Bisbee, made a new S.H.S. record in this game com- pleting five out of twelve passes for a total of 110 yards. lt was a hard-fought, and heart-breaking loss for the Feds. J. Whatley J. Houk FED' SANFORD 14 ...... . WINTER PARK 13 A strong Sanford team, determined not to lose again, gave the haughty XVildcats their first defeat of the season. Through- out the game our mighty line sparked by Hannum and Beh- rens Constantly threw the Cats for losses. In the second quarter a pass from Bisbee to jones set up our first touchdown, with Jones scoring several plays later. Minutes later a XVinter Park fumble gave the Feds their second scoring opportunity. The golden toe of Fox gave Sanford the much needed extra point for a win. SANFORD 20 ......... NEW SMYRNA 0 Topping off a full day of parading and other gala home- coming events Sanford made the day complete with a trium- phant victory over the New Smyrna Barracudas. It was the Feds first F.F.C. victory. The charging Fed line threw the Barracuda offense for nine separate losses and held them for a scant gain of twenty-four yards. Ross Hannum and Larry Bates were standouts in the line while Bisbee and W'ade stood out in the offensive play. SANFORD 20 .......... SEABREEZE 18 Shifting into high gear in the first half the Feds com- pletely outclassed the Seabreeze eleven. Hawkins scored first for Sanford, W'ade tallied for the second touchdown, and Bisbee the third. The tide turned in the last half as Seabreeze took command of the ball game with a mixed running and passing attack. For the second straight time Fox's extra points gave us the necessary margin. SANFORD 14 ......... EDGEWATER 6 For the first time in twenty-one years Sanford came out high team in the annual Sanford-Orlando game. It was only because of the splendid spirit and determination of the boys that this record was broken. The line play of both teams was good, but Sanford was a particular qgandout with the herculean play of Ross Hannum, Harcffd Pate, and Larry Bates. Randall Reynolds and Johnnfjones tdod out in defensive play as did Bisbee and Hawkins' fn tbl offense. 1 5 A .. .5 ' SANFORD 7 . . ., ,' iv' .,Vr'. . DELAND is The loss of this gqthelwfas c ftaiinly deagl blow to the Feds. A surprised and beivild xd team Aas f at of Sanford after the first half ended kvirfy e ancitfadirig IS to 0 on two touchdowns and a isafpliy. Iihejlis wap much more spirit in the second ha-.lf aglth- DeI.a IKBJ1 was held to little yard- age. Our lone'tou,ehd 'n calneilon a punk return to the one yard line by jones, tfwo plyys later, Hawkins carried it over. . e H 1 1. ' ' .1 . 'v L. Bates H. Pace J. McKee R. Harvey J. Clarke R. Carter B. Shoemaker J. Higgins R. Newson D. Turner J. Hawkins R. Flowers G. Bass J. Jones if Jszffl 4, my-mn P if Q I .x Q-,F 'iii fif ' - UD Wi , mg. f , W Y ,. 1-.M , 5? W gi , f W ' W Q? 2 15 th ,Q Q G5 QQ 5 . ' P , ,W Mfg .Mm ,a N 85 15 .ix K 3 ' my Q ,QM J Q QWWV Q v Jia: s FE Firsf Row, Left in Right: Managers: L. Bullard, McKee. Serond Row: Coach Scott, Butler, B. Park, R. Han um J F x J. Moss, J. Krider, H. Bisbee, J. Hunt, R. Reynolds. ll lllllll'l l'llUGll EAST It seems that Ole Lady Luck just didn't bestow S C Q R E S her graces on the Fed cagers this season. Out of a schedule of twelve games the Feds dropped six with a margin of 5 points or less. The other losing battles were certainly not runaways. The Feds' only victories came over Leesburg in the opener and a very impres- sive victory over a much favored Gainesville quintet. The season record not being too impressive, the squad was determined to do well in the tournament, but dropped out after losing the first game with New Smyrna. High point honors this season go to Bubba Bisbee with a total of 98 points, which gives Bubba a 7.5 game average. Close behind Bisbee in the scoring department was Center Joel Moss with 89 points, giv- ing Moss a 6.8 game average. Bisbee also was the only Fed man to place on the All East Conference Team. Fine coaching and good cooperation from Coach Scott and the team didn't seem to help a great deal. but with a little luck next year we should have a winning season. S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S. LEESBURG . . WINTER PARK NEW SMYRNA DELAND . . . NEW SMYRNA EDGEWATER MAINLAND . GAINESVILLE SEABREEZE . WINTER PARK SEABREEZE . DELAND . TOURNAMENT NEW SMYRNA 2? 4-Ax v, Ns i ..: Q.: wi X N JS 51 g 1? , 5 N hi ?'f ,ff Ji, p. nm-swf' E ii 3 4 . gg S 12 2 ' Q 1 V A . : 336+ N g, 7 X545 S'if-wg.Q:.w- ILE' ' Hr f .W ,Www K A Q - Vw.,,LJ +3 '.fggf,,i?Eau 5 vi f W xi. ,gn-v, ,, , ., YW: 't'i ..,.1s . I YR , K wg l 1 -L 3 X 5 iv xl wi? Q. if I su as ng I K 1 3 6 S Sai ' 4 a, 3211? , , , 33 3 ' 1 , f it 1 iw , .,V. my MN gh. ..,. -- iz, My 4, V2 W5 3 1 9? . ', 5 'ii - 'f 1, 1 'I ew 5 4 9' Mr-1., h.,, . , ,My Z gf f 1 M: 4 1 ---' - ,, , V ZA X a A f ,imfu 5 I 5 'Y 5' x if 215, if 6 ff' f . , 2 LZ f f' , V ,if 1 5 f., , HM .-3.1 N gli Left fo Right: Coach Ganas, Bowen, i ll P P S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S. S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S KMC' X 5 f if ,jo li, '-..... 'i x Y JV' . . . . LEESBURG . . . . . . WINTER PARK . . . . NEW SMYRNA . . . .DELAND . . . . . . . NEW SMYRNA . . . . EDGEWATER . . . . MAINLAND . . . . . WINTER PARK ....DELAND... fjfi X i 1 if, -'Mig-Ji iff . L at, X W ,Anil gt Vw K1 Q V' fi Z:'.. i Lt 3 ' Y it ., 2 1 ., uzl E Q .. 5 'f J 3 24 12 4 , , X 3 R. Samuels, R. Flowers, J. Hawkins, R. Carter, Jones, T. Wyatt, I.. Bates, R. Dekle . . 21 . . . 44 . . . 22 . . 43 . . . 28 . . 21 . . 35 . . . 33 . . . . 25 One bright spot in the basketball picture at Sem- inole High School this year was the victorious P: Squad. This team under Coach Fred Ganas went through the season of nine games, losing only one. High point honors Went to center Larry Bates with guards Robert Samuels and Jim Hawkins trailing close behind. This team should give tremendous help to the A Squad next year as many of these boys will compose the starting five. J.V.'s play it cool. lllA1'l0Nll DU' ln l9S3, Sanford, with a fine pitching staff com- posed of Mighty Hel Fleischer and Jim Jock Rrider, came out with a six-five season record. Aided by experience gained on the American Legion team, Sanf0rd's defensive playing ranked very high in the E.F.C. The heavy bat of outfielder Frank Stafford earned him the highest batting average on the team-.39S. Second to Stafford was star third baseman, Junior Metts. Lost from the infield this year are catcher Terry Cordell, shortstop Dil Sheffield, third baseman Junior Metts, and utility man, Russell Mann. Frank Stafford and Joe Hutchison will be missing in the outfield and a big dent in the pitching staff will be caused by the loss of ace hurler Mel Fleischer. Although these seven seniors will be missed, Sanfordxs prospects for the '54 season are good with veterans Bisbee, Ferrell, Krider, McCall, Hannum and Bates returning. Through the efforts of Coach Fleming and the wonderful spirit of cooperation from the entire team, Seminole High closed a successful year on the dia- mond. S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S. S.H.S S.H.S. S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S S.H.S. SCORES NEW SMYRNA SEABREEZE . EDGEWATER DELAND . . SEABREEZE . MAINLAND . EDGEWATER DELAND . . . TITUSVILLE . NEW SMYRNA MAINLAND . E.F.C. TOURNAMENT SEABREEZE . PIERSON . . . NEW SMYRNA First Row, Left to Right: R. Reynolds, R. Ferrell, E. Estridge, R. Mann, F. Stafford, R. Hannum, L. Bates, J. Hutch son Second Row: Coach Fleming, J. Carter, M. Fleischer, D. Sheffield, B. Bisbee, Krider, Metts, T. Cordell, E. McCall, J Wade Q! YTT LNB Ml+lll A UND RUBY 3 .7 Mrs June Wmn The purpose of thls deplrtmtnt IS to offer 1 rmmmum of physnczl cxeruse each day to bunld strong., 1nd hcmlthy bodnes Thxs objectne ns pursued through a spmtcd mtrl mural program among the gym classes Letters lrt gucn to the champ1onsh1p team m all sports and become 1 hlelmlx prnzed possessxon Many moans 1nd groans from lehes and puns lrt lI'l ev1denee vshen 1 new actnlty begms These sounds vx lne vuth eontmued practlce and are replaced vuth cheers for vxctory Touch football was added to the usual program for the purpose of teaclung the rules and strategy of the game to the gxrls and created a lot of fun and laughter The spxrnt and good sportsmansh1p of the gurls gym classes have been unusually good th1s year 33583 1 ffm 3 :sm r frm 'Jimi' On your mark get set GYM ASSISTAINTS First Row Left to Right: J. Flipse J. Gardner E. Hardy. Second Row: H. Michels J. Cohen W. Bridges R. Neis- wander I. Bostick. Third Row: B. Lee B. Hall L. Hall Fore S. Radford B. Cooper. 80 'x .W A we bg ,r .4 IIS- 3 Up and over, YOl.l.l-QYISALI. CHAMPS First Row, Left to Right: I. Kelly, B. Humphrey. Seroml Row: E. Landers, J. Conner, M. Floyd. Tbird Row: D. Bollinger, P. Teslo, T. Rushton. .-ni. Bend Look out for il spxke ,inf A different vnew Rzuny day recreation 81 V , - 2 - 3 - 4. ' . XA , ' . GIRL PAR'PIClPA'l'E NVARIEII POR'l'.' Dribble out and try. How Do You Play This Game? Three and twog Rip. 1, 50' if UP! BASKI-ITB.-Kl,l. cgmmvs 3:7 AZ, First Row: j. Gardner, P. Dunn, B. Munson. Second Row: M. Davis, S. Baxter, B. Cauube. 82 ADS 1- LJ. '- 1. 82 We the Sally Staff of i954 like to take this opportunky to express our thanks and appreciation to the busi- ness men of our community for their help and cooperation in making this edition ofthe Salmaguncli possible To our photographer Mr Cox for his patience and help we are sincerely grateful ::':::::::::4-4-Q::::::::QQ::00::- 'f' ,,,t,t,,v-'Q' J ,4-4-4-.QQ L Compliments of J C PENNEY COMPANY BEST WISHES 'IO THE CLASS OF 1904 The Sanford tlantlc atlonal Bank SANFORD FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTX s OLDEST BANK Sound protection and friendly cooperation 1n all financial matters Member FDIC Complzments o DAIRY QUEEN J - ' Q '.,, '0s'x,, Complzments 0 MCCLUNGS FIVE TO ONE DOLLAR STORE 201 E lst St Phone 586 SANFORIJ FLORIDA ' 1: . 0 1. ln I ' I . , . , ' l 1, sir . ,I li li ::::---::::::::::::::::::::::::: 4,,:, :,::,:,,,:,::,:,::,,:,,::,,, , 1 Y 1 5 1 O O A 9 ,Q 1 i S S lr 1, ' f . f 1, li 1, I li ll ln lr li li li li , 1, u u ' . 1, ln 1, , ln li ln :::.-.A:::::::::: : :::,:::::::..:::: , L,-:::..::::,--::::::..,..-::.,.,..-.-.....,.,e.-.., Congrotulotuons to my present ond future customers Powell G Office Supply Co lllll 'lla noha Awe Phone 9 6 FRANK NOELL IEW ELER O o 111 West Frst St SANFORD FLORIDA Wmn Televlslon 81 R3Cll0 30 E Frst Pho e 417 SANFORD FLORIDA E Y School Supplles FOI The Feet Compliments of Strucklond Morrison, Inc Authorlzed Dealers Furst Street ot Sanford Avenue SANFORD FLORIDA TO ENJOY THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES ALWAYS ASK FOR A C 0 K E QQEZBM 6 Martha Balleys Beauty Salon Well Styled Hair Styles Mo tezuma Hotel Pho e 1084 Compliments 0 Sears, Roebuck 61 Co Best Wlsbes FLORIDA LOAN CO Compliments Hansons Shoe Shop :::::::::::::::::::::QQ:::::::::4 f-:::::::::::,:::::::::::::::::::: . 5 S S 14 5 44 , . 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C2 q-0000000000000000 V000 000000 41 1 41 41 41 4 41 41 1 41 41 1 41 , 41 41 1 41 1 41 ' '1 41 41 41 -1' :I 4 1 ,Q . 1, 1 4, 1: S 1, 1, 4, 1, 41 . 41 1 1, 4, 1, 1, 41 41 I, 1, 41 1 41 41 41 :1 1, , 1, 1, 4, C 41 41 1 41 1, 1, 1, 4, 1, 4, 41 41 41 41 41 1 41 4, 1 .----------A----,,,------,-------------------,,,----,,,----,-,,-, Sunshine Servuce does so much costs so lzffle Its the Biggest Borgom In the household budget' lb Qgaaafwvwaw- FLORIDA POWER 8. LIGHT COMPANY 81 William E. Kader Jeweler CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST, A.G.S. cms Thar Last --v----v----v---,::::::::::::::,3 7 14 1 l 1 1 1 I 1+ 1 1 1' 'P l 4, Lf Compliments of B. L. Perkins 81 Son CORRECT MEN'S WEAR Sonford, Florido Compliments of Angel's Eat Shock Where Your Friends Meet to Eat 2503 Sonford Avenue Il vv---v--vv---v---:::::::::::::--,J ,7 Y , - l 4, l 1, ll 1 11 1 1 1 1' 1 Il 1 tl 4 1 4 11 - A 4, BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF '54 ' I-Zofvacn Mews warm Our C ongratulatlons To the young men and women completzng tlzezr scholastic career at Semmole Hzgb School Our warmest wzslaes or success zn your brzglat tomorrow -kirii SEMINCLE CGUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Flshmg Good Hunting Good Luck To the Class of 54 Robson s Sporting Goods Best Wishes S W E E N E Y S Gifts Offlce Supplies Thrifty Servlce Statlon Q I PHONE 9130 Wleboldt s Camera Store S SANFORD FLORIDA 88 C l . . f ' U 'K 4, 1: . . . :1 1 1 1: Top uality Products at Lower Cos ' I , I Corner 2nd and Palmetto Ave. '1 1: 11 1, :::::::::.-::::::::::::::::::::::,4 1r::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-: :::::::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::7 f-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- u ll l 4 ' Bi 1 I 1 , l 210 . 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'I f 'I ' 1 I 1 I ' 1 I of I I 1 I ll 1 1 : 1- 1 I ' 1 I ar 11 1 . 1 I I I 'I I I I 1 I 'I - 1 H 1 N 1 N 1 1+ I I 'I A::.-.-:,::::v-::::::::.-::::::::::,, 1-:J::::::::::::::::::::,::::::.- f2 21 years of experience with King Musical Instruments Company PLATING LACQUERING BUKUITS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SHOP S1195 evpert rcpxir serrire rcronditioning 0 IJ ISS orrbesfrx xml bmrl Hs! uments 004 Ced1 Ave Sanford Pho e 1419 Flor da I 5 004 A 04 000440 4- 0' b 1- ,0QQQQ'QQQ,,, ' '4,',q '::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::.- .-:: Learn to be Thrifty Start a Savings Account Now at the FIRST FEDERAL Sawinvs 8 Loan Assn Accounts Insured up to S10 000 119 W First Street Great Muster Touch Me With Thy Skullful Hand Let Not The Muslc That IS In Me Dle Our Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 7954 A FLORIDA COMPANY SINCE 1884 FERTILIZERS FARM SUPPLIES Shfppers Fruits and Vegetables Cong: atulatzons , vmmole Dry Cleaners 220 MAGNOLIA AVE PHONE 861 l 'Q'-'-7 Q-',s,0, ,, 0 Complzments SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY 116 Magnolia Ave Phone 442 SANFORD, FLORIDA I 1 - 1 1 f 7 T O Tl , r 1 4 '1 r . 6 9 2 . r ' . . n i - .-.-::,:,::,e::,:::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-::::: ::::::::::,,,.-:::::::::::::::::,,, ::::::::::::::::,:.-:::::::.-:.A::: 'I 'I 'I A . 1, . :I 1: of 'I 1 . 1, 1 0 1, 1 , 'I o 'I 'I 'I 'I ' 'I . 1, . 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