Seminole High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Sanford, FL)

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SENIOR CLA OFFICERS Left to Right, first rmv: D. Hampton, J. Mc- Gill. Second row: T. Nelson, C. Buckner, H. Pale. Not until We are about to leave good old S.H.S. do we start to reminisce. These four years have passed very quickly for all of us and now, We are both happy and sad that the time for our de- parture has arrived. This means the end of our career in high school and also the end of many friendships, but then too, we are embarking on a new career, expanding our friendships and stepping out into the world on our own. As freshmen standing in awe of the upper class- men, we feared every sophomore until Hratw day was over. After our initiation we were more eager to enter into the school activities. Wherl our sophomore year came we had just one thing in mind-that was to give the new freshmen a Hhang up rat courtfwe really did a good job tool Then came our junior year and the honor of lmeing upperclassmen. We had a wonderful time selling cold drinks and 'dogsi at the football games and having those super dances after the game. Our play MBolts and Nutsw was a huge success4 thanks to our junior sponsors. Our prom for the seniors at the Mayfair Inn was a wonderful event and climaxed a perfect year. OFFICERS 1lAROLD PATE ......... DONALD HAMPTON . . . . TERRELLE JEAN NELSON . JACK McGILL ....,.. CAROL BUCKNER ...... MISS RISER, MRS. COLEMAN, MISS STEVENS MR. HARRIS . . NIUTTO: One for allg all for COLORS: Green and White. FLOWER: White Camellia. . . .President Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . Chaplain . . Sponsors one. Our senior year passed so quickly We could hardly realize it when graduation rolled around. There were parties. the excitement of getting ready for graduation, and finally the hig night. That was when we realized we were leaving a happy and important part of our lives forever. Now we are looking ahead with great determina- tion to meet the things that lie in the future. ' SPONSORS L. 0 R.: Miss Riser, Mr. Harris, Miss Stevens, Mrs. Coleman.

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4092 if J 0 it Larry Batt-5 M I B1-lly Bryan Shirln-y Danrlridge- fVli1'k1-y DUl'Zlk Carol liuvkner Cnllof-n Engcllrotson Doris Cohen Lucillv llzlll HCDNCDR RQLL of I9 The Sen four years in high school the ior Class of l955 proudly presents th fs- h L 1 unor gracluates. lluring their y have achieved this clistim-tion hy attaining an awragrv of i ' mnnty or almve, Nlay they mmtinuc to attain Gladys llasty ,loc Hunt Al Phillips these high stauclarrls. and st l Donna lVl1'Teer Lennie Rotunda Ora Ray gig 18 IIXL or higher goals. Robert Miller Barbara Stevens A fii . mi, lilarice Craft Elizabeth llarfly 55 Turrollv J. N4-lson Geraldine W'ilkins0 . EM'- -if! t

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HELEN ALEXANDER CLAUDE'l l'E BEHRENS .IANIE BENNETT BOBBY BILLIIIMER ALICE ANDES LARRY BATES FAY BECKHAM SENIOR HELEN ALEXANDER, Home Economics Club Ig Glee Club I-,lg Pan-American Club 1, 2g Triple Trio 3, 45 Girls, State ALICE ANDES, Band 1, 2, 4-H 3. LARRY BATES, Pan-American Club I, 2g Class Vice-President lg May Day Attendant 2g Marshal 25 Student Council 1. 3, Yice-President 35 Clee Club 1--1. President lg Key Club 3, 45 Basketball l-1.9 Baseball I-.lg Football I-43 Track 3, fl. FAY BECKHAM. Clee Club Ig Band I-1, Sgt. Section Head 4. CLAUDETTE BEHRENS, Band Ig Glee Club lg Cheerleader 2, 35 Pep Club 2, JANIE BENNETT, Home Economics Club Ig Clee Club I-Jig Pep Club 3, 4g Triple Trio BOBBY BILLHIMER, Clee Club I-3g Foot- ball l, 2g Golf 2. WANDA BRI DGES, Home Economics Club I, 4: Clee Club I, 2g Latin Club I. BARBARA BROWN, Clee Club I, 2, 43 Pep Club 2, 35 Girls' State 3g May Day Attendant 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3, -1. JIMMY BROWN, Clee Club Ig Latin Club I, 2g Junior Playg Band I-1, Officer 4. WANDA BRIDGES BARBARA BROWN JIMMY BROWN