Seminole High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Sanford, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

1 I W MHJM ,Y -7 ,rg-gh wa- Q.. ar, gf-H'-i4z:f,v1'f2f,Jf pf fir r-ufaffq+f1 ' -1 ' f ' ' 5:-gli 'i'-H--F ' 'f , U -jjgf i f .ff A 1 Y! Y uma: I A K L The Homecoming Sponsors of '56 arc, S1.'llfC'fl, left to right: Mary Esther Powell, Patti Witte, Mary Rose Speer, Nancy Travasos. Standing, left to right: Chris Hargis, Kenneth Ramsey, Bob Mitchell, Ernie Morris. ,mga Stanley carries for n gain. Ho mc-coming Pep Rally ,fn , N , M'-11 Seminole High's prize winning float ,SZAQLJLLL of gylfefl i5 Circus time at half-time. 0 0 V F., 'Fa Q ' 1 if V vi 7. Q A. ' U :iff-ig ' 1 If , . ,-Axfinnfgxaig ' xks . 1,fs,,'i' Ax . fizg 'xx, N ., xx gb x gxKl I' Q x 9 we 3 I 3309 f , 4' 'if I if gxcifem enf Gill CLIOIOUQ 55 Lend me a dollar Crucxal moment durxng the Apopka football game Glee Club presents annual Natxvxty scene I ll jAing5 we wi never orge . . . The Old South. Aeri:5Aec! memoriea an . . . Enjoyable Junior-senior Prom. 3 Jaw af ,SZHQLFLO Q g -Z 1- 0' Miss Simpson instructing Shorthand. 1. 4 . A . . I . - . .ng FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ADS ATHLETICS Minn. Q .1 4n-ur Q.. T QL.: MR. H. E. MORRIS, Principal f ,gags in-l TO THE SENIORS Oli 1956 Congratulations! You have certainly set a fine record. Our faculty is proud of you. Your spirit. loyalty and devotion to duty will long be re- membered at Seminole High. You have 34 class members who have maintained honor grades for four years. This is remarkable. You have added to the various clubs and activities all through high school and have just reason to be proud of your own record. W'e are interested in your future and wish for you the very best of everything. Nothing contributes more to the highest success than the formation of a habit of enjoying things. Whatever your calling in life may be, whatever misfortune or hardship may come to you, make up your mind resolutely that, come what may, you will get the most possible real enjoyment out of every day, that you will increase your capacity for en- joying life by trying to find the sunny side of every experience of the day. Resolutely determine that you will see the humorous side of things. The mirth-provoking faculty, even under trying circumstances, is worth more to a young man or woman starting out in life than a fortune without it. Make up your mind that you will be an optimist, that there shall be nothing of the pessi- mist about you, that you will carry your own sunshine wherever you go. There is wonderful medical effect in good cheer. Good news and glad tidings have a magical effect, even upon invalids. All ISTHATIU Graduation from high school is a big milestone in the lives of our American youth, and rightfully so. Twelve years of school training has brought endless trials and tribulations along with won- derful opportunities for self-expression and achievement. Though the quest for knowledge is often accompanied by heartache and disappoint- ment, the reward for perseverance is sweet and satisfying. The graduating class of 1956 is off to a good start and has reached the first big plateau. But greater things lie ahead, for education is a means to an end, rather than the end itself. In the years to come, problems will arise, responsibilities will weigh heavily, and decisions must be made. Dur- ing times such as these, your experiences at Semi- nole High School will prove to be of inestimable value. Your classmates and teachers are proud to have shared in your school endeavors. Their every wish for your success and happiness should serve as a reminder that Seminole High School will miss you. MR. A. J. BRACKEN, Assistant Principal TU THIC CQRAIJUATIQS OI-' 1956 I heartily congratulate you and rejoice with you in your yery worth-while achievement. I trust that thus far you haye laid solidly the foundation for your future happiness in life. As A we grow older, the search for happiness becomes A- 1 more complicated. XVe begin to look for things F outside ourselves. We get the idea that possessing expensive things, that spending lots of money for fun and entertainment is the way to happiness and contentment. XVe chase after happiness by staging elaborate parties, and going to many places of amusement. But happiness somehow eludes us. for false happiness is like false money, it may pass for awhile as being real. True happiness, then, is found best in serving othersg in losing one's self in a cause where loye of fellow man stands above all else. MR. R. T. MILWEE Cnnnly Superinlendenl Uffice Staff of Count Siiperintendent 6 The Superintcndt-nt's office staff performs a most invaluable service. Left to Rigbi: Mrs. E. E. Walker is respon- sible for the clerical duties and is Receptionist. Mrs. G. R. Gilbert is Finance officer for the county school board and is the Secretary to the Superintendent. Mr. W. A. Teague is Administrative Assistant and Transportation Manager. DEUIEATIU 445 Mwwww .,w S W B WR Semmole I-hgh 'Jehool S most belox ed faeultx members Because of her smeere mterest m her students hu lnterest mn sehool 1LtlYlflL5 md her WllllI'lgflCS9 to be 1 friend 'md idxmor she hu endefnred herself to har students Wntll respeet md ldl11lI'lUOI1 we dedlmte thm xolume to Xlrs XX li XVr1x 19 is 4 4 XR x x -s X 3 ,A I -1 -W ., 7 MR . . . AY The Staff of the Snlmagundi takes pride in dedicating this volume to one of . 'Q ' . . , . 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IS 1 Lll ll0l Cl1ss sponsor XX L lllsttl lx 1 tu stu u1LsofSllS 1s 1 nux tomtr to 1111 htultx NI1 Bob lxoontz Ht LOlLl1kSlJOIl1 toot b1ll mtl l11sls1.tlv1ll ln 1dd1t10n to l11s 1tl1ltt1t ruspon Xlmx of 1111 stutltnts lI11pI'OXLLl tlnll IL'lkllI1L, l1ll3lIS xxlun Xlr H1111s buqm helpmg tl1L111 111 111s Lorrtttut llkltlllu Qourst Xlr Harms 1lso ttulns lsxthologx md IS 1 sponsor of tht SCHIOI C 1ss N11 Kuonu 1,111n1., some pomtcrs on Souolo1.,1 Some mtcresunis, plmses of Amernt-ln Hnstor H. y l .1 l1.1 -L.ll pl.1y'1' l1lI'I'l'Clf .ml .1ls .111 -ll-'H 1' .ll l' d' Q ,A . ' q.lA '..'.'lf l-S b.'. Xlr. .1 1 '. - Kettles tc.1cl1cs cl.1sscs in Yforld History .lI1Ll is .1 -lunior sibilitics l1c tc.1cl1cs classes in Civics. .md Sociology. -1-' ' A . ' ' l.. .I . '. f 1 A. J ' '.'. . ' ' 1 . ' y. 17 ' 1 R' 'lx IIIHIHH As 1 sponsor of the Slll11l5,LlI1C,ll the Ir1H1 Y 1 d the Senlor Cl1ss Vllss Rebettl Steuns I9 llxx us urx buss ln lddltlon to lur extll turxleullr 1et1x1tu.s M155 Stex ens tuehts Shorthlnd Bookktepxnsg md Txp 1n Knwonc xntuestul lI'1 funding Vlx NX llllll1I XY est xx Oulcl nlturlllx look for hum down on tht flrm Xlr West lb our Agfltultllfll teuher HL IS llso x sponsor of the L. 5 Cookmg can bc fun VUEATIU AL Le t to Right Mr W1ll11n1 West Miss Barbara Ruprecht Mxss Rebecca Stevens Mxss Martha Snmpson If the smell of good food eomes duftms, dovsn the hwll cxerxom knows nt 18 tomme from rht Home Waking deplrtment Home llllklflg IS tzught bs Nllss Barbara Ruprccht Nllss Rupreeht lS 1 sponsor of the uture Nurses Club md the Freshman ehss A new Lomtr to SHS tlus XLH' ns Nlnss Xllffhl Slmpson She tuelns ellssts ln fx puns, md Slmorthlnd Nllss Slmp son s.gr1du1ts.d from Boulmg Green Business UHIXLFSIYX N ww Karel Helen and L1 Verne checknng up on thexr bookkeepmg K fl x I , , , L . , S. gt, 'Q - 'i ', '- Q Ln , . , , . L. .' ' , , , I . T, . ' 1 .u ' h. Q '- 1' L 7 , , , ,- ' - ' Y - 5 A. ' T L i'A', . 1 ' 4 . ' L . Q' S- F A ' , . ' ' 2 A ' .. . L 3 ,I A l ' 3 - - ' U ' ' 'L ' 'S '.., 'Sh p ' ' 71 .i L . A . - L ' A K . . 4. , - , L- Ny '-- - FFA .ind the l:I'CSl1l11Ll!'l Clqss with an A.B. degree. , Q ' f as -l I ' 1 , ' ,. 4 V. Q ,. - Q V hx , .visa KA K 1 5 1 A ' . 1 4 ' v f - I I ' 18 GLASSES 'kr H Allred F 'lx . it R Y 1. ,f V A W Q A x , A V. . ,r Ashley E Bass J Bowen M Cameron Dees C Gamble H Hampton J Hawkxns S Hayes D Lee V A MacG1llns E Madden W McCoy J Mxlam B A Munson Nxcks R M Pans H Reddmg R Reely M V Robnnson G Smnth M Tanner N Travasos ,nw -88 5: HU Sgmnnolg H1311 proudlx pxc.sv.nts mgmbus ot tlu Sumo: Cllss of U56 who lun lII.lll'lCd mnctx Ol lboxc ln tllur sLl10l15t1L 'lXLl1L,LS xxluglm INIRLS tlum Llngnbla. fox tlu Honor Roll T crc IS no doubt tlmlt mln pnoglcss of thug 5llLlUlfLS xull Lontmug md tlnu iunacss shall bc outstlndms, Ramsey Smgletarx E Woodruff E Powell R Samuel N White X'-...... 'f sw ,, 3 ,T A J Cl1rkc S mcobson Smnth T Wy1tt 'Xp' iff Q V A 7 'Q , VV g -1 I J V , A Q .gilt x A Jt ,, ...4 V Alai .Z R VV,,.: 5 V W . ' X . . P. ' . . ' M. . K. V Z3 ' s ,gf P, A- J . J A as 5, pg ,. ', . Y fi yy j .,-.J ,,.. D o, ,1 o J ,ooo . oo, J M -ooo B: . lR , WT X 1 J '- . .X . I.. ,g.1.. lll R' Q ',, . A R R , , I lm 5 .. , M' 1 'i . , Y: OFFICERS Left to Right: S. Peterson, J. Owen, B. Smith, D. Lee, M. V. Robinson, I 2 ff ,.u Vx I K' llfi P' liy OFFICERS JIMMY OVUEN ..,. . . .Prvsidenl SANDRA PETERSON .... Vice-Presizlenf MARY VIRGINIA ROBINSON. .Secretary DOT LEE ............ Treasurer BARBARA SMITH. . . .Chaplain MISS STEVENS MISS RISER MR. HARRIS MR. DABBS . . ,spawn-. EL if vii. NK If f l It hardly seems possible that in a few short days we will be walking down the aisle to the familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstancen and receive our diplomas. Has it really been four years since we entered Seminole High School as freshmen? Our freshman vear was full of fun and new experiences. XVhen we became sophomores we felt we had established a place in SHS. By the time we became uupperclassmenu we were well-prepared for the task of handling the many activities of our junior year. One of the most popular money-making projects was our class play Stagestruck. XY'e worked hard throughout the year and the Prom was most successful. The circus theme was cleverly carried out in the decorations and entertainment. As seniors we tried our best to be dignified. Our play was well-presented and it seemed that our last year was the best year of all. Now as the days slip quickly by, we look back over our four years in SHS with mixed emotions. Our class motto comes into mind: In ourselves the future liesf' and we move forward to face whatever the future may hold. 21 Left to Right: Mr. Harris, Miss Riser, Miss Stevens, Mr. Dabbs. HOMER ALEXANDER GEORGE ANDERSON ROBERT ARMSTRONG GENE BASS Nuff HOWARD ALLRED LAURA. ANN ANDERSON FAYE ASHLEY JOHN BOWEN 'F' Q R T SE IDRS HOMER ALEXAIXDER l'uture Farmers 1 loot ball 2 4 Clem, Club 2 3 HOXVARD ALLRED Boys State 3 Key Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseblll 3 4 CEORGE ANDERSON Transferred from U1 bana Hugh School Urbana Ill1no1s 2 lootball 2 Swxmmms, Telm 2 Bind l 4 Sgt 4 LAURA ANN ANDERSON Latm Club 1 Glee Club l L1br1ry Stlff 2 Nurses Club 4 ROBERT ARMSTRONG Band 14 Sgt 3 2nd Lt Drum Major 4 Lxbrmry Staff 1 2 Chaplfnn I XICC Pres1dent 2 Celery lcd Assoelate Edltor 4 Future Teachers Presndent 4 FAYE ASHLEY Student Councnl l Home Ee Club 1 Latxn Club 1 2 Xxce Presxdent 1 Trl H1 Y 4 Nxce Presndent 3 Cnrls S te 3 Bmnd I 4 Lt Head C1rlOff1cer 4 CFNL BASS lootblll l 4 Key Club 2 4 Student Councxl 3 Class Knee Presx dent 3 Projeetnomst Club 3 4 JOHN BOWEN Basketball 1 4 Baseball 34 Key Club 2 4 Seert tary 3 4 PHYLLIS BREWER Transferred from Brownsvllle Hlgh School Brovx nsvxlle Tennessee 3 Home Et Club 1 3 Clee Club 1 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Band 3 LARRY BURNEY Spmlsh Club 1 C let Club l 2 Bmd 1 4 Student Counenl 1 3 PHYLLIS BREWER LARRY BURNEY VFR , . 4 , 7 , - y ' ' ' . , 3 2 W 4 1 - 5 - 5 . - . 1 , n . . - ' 7 1 ' ' a ' 1 ' if -' . 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A, 2 3 1 O ' an .g5 y' ,UM I - S --gi 5' N M'--uv' MARTY CAMERON ROBERT CARTER MARTY CAMERON Home Ec Club 1 Celery Crate 1 Celery Fed 1 Spamsh Club 1 Clee Club 1 3 Treasurer Sophomore Class Student Councnl 3 Secretary 3 Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 Band 1 4 Majorette 3 4 Sally Staff 4 ROBERT CARTER Footblll 1 4 Basketball l 4 Glee Club 1 4 Baseball 3 4 Pro jecuomst Club l 3 4 JOHN CLARKE Football 1 4 Latm Club 1 2 Presndent 2 Key Club 2 4 Treasurer 2 Sllly Stlff 4 Boys State 3 DWANNA COLX IN Glee Club l Home EC Club 1 Latln Club 2 3 Tr1H1Y 3 Pep Club 3 4 CJEORCF CROSS Celery led l 3 Band l 4 C lee Club 1 PI'Oj6CEl0DlSI Club 4 YN ONNE CULLEN Clee Club l 4 Trnple Trno 3 4 Home Ec Club l Latnn Nlurses Club 3 4 Future Teachers Club 3 Celcrx Crate 1 JOE DAXIS Trsmsferred from Ixyette ulle Hlgh School llyettevllle N C 3 latnn Cl b I 2 Dramitlcs Clubl 2 Glee Club2 3 Busmess Vlanager 4 Iumor Play Sallv Stlff 4 MARIAIN DAXIS Transferred from Peabody Hugh Sehool 'Vlnlledgevxlle Ceorgla l Glee Clubl 2 4 Home EC Club Secretary 1 Secretary Sophomore Class Pep Club 2 4 Tn H1 Y 3 4 N xce Pres 4 Celery Fed 4 Sally Staff 4 Future Nurses 4 WESLEY DEES Spannsh Club l Clee Club 1 4 Key Club 2 4 See re ary 3 Projectnomst Club 3 4 DEN SE del'ALLOT Transferred from Sarasota Hnph School Sarasota Flornda 4 Lnbrars Councnl 1 Latm Club I C yrn Club l 3 0 956 6 23 mf MM 'li' QU'-. 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Q I 5 24 an-.. 3 15 if BILL HARPER ANN HARN EY BILL HARPER C let Club 1 2 4 Future I lrmtrs l 4 lootblll I 4 Trlek 2 4 ANN HARX EY lep Club 2 5 Clee Club 1 4 Business Manlger 4 CLAUDETTE HAWKINS Art Club l Home Et Club l JIM HAWKINS-Class Chaplam 1 Cltss lrtsndent 2 Student Counul J 4 Nree President J Student Body Presldent 4 Mn Day Attendant l J Key Club 2 4 Boys State 3 Football l 4 Bmsket blll 1 4 Baseblll 2 4 PFOICCIIOIHSE Club J 4 SUE HAYES Transferred from Marranna Hugh Sehool Vlzrnnnu Flonda 3 Cheerleader 1 Magorette 1 Vtvxspaper staff l Lltm Club 2 Annull Stlff Z aff n l Sgt 4 IOY Hl NDLRSONI Trlnsferred from Llst St Louxs H1gl1Sehool East St Louns Ill1no1s2 Home Le Club l 4 Celery Ped 3 Iuture Nurses Club4 WILIIAM HI XAMER Transferred from Franklxn Hugh Sehool l'r1nkl1n Pennsylvanm 2 Latin Club 2 Band I 4 Proyectnomst Club 4 PAYE HOLLOWAY Clce Club I Home Ee Club I Spanish Club 1 Pep Club 5 4 DONNA HORN Transferred from llsto High School Kansas Clty Mnssourr 1 Spamsh Club l Home Ec Club 1 4 Pep Club 4 SARA jACOBSON Class Presldent 1 Student Councxl 1 Home Fc Club 1 Student Councnl 1 Celery Crate I 2 Celery Fed 1 4 Editor 4 Future Nurses J 4 luture Te1chers 3 Sally Stuff 4 0 956 20 'UIUC Qin -CIf CLAUDETTE HAWKINS SUE HAYES WILLIAM HEXAMER DONNA HORN Wf 'fsqgp JIM HAWKINS Joyce HENDERSON FAYE Hottowmr SATRA JACOBSON BETTY JIMENEZ MARY ALICE JUSTICE VIRGINIA LANGIOTTI DOT LEE 'QNX MARZEE JOHNSON ,IANICE KINLAW RANDAL LAVENDER VERNA ANN MacGILLIS 'Di faq 'to U ISI TTY .IIMI XI'7 Home I1 Club 1 Intm Club 1 2 Iuture Nurses Club 4 MARZEE JOHNSON S lmsh Club l Clee Club 14 T1I-ILY 3 4 VIARY ALICE IUSTICE Clee Club 1 Future IXu1ses Club 4 JANICI KINLAXX Glee Club 1 4 Xnee Prcsldent 4 Pep Club 2 4 Cheerlelder 3 4 Tr1HnX 4 Iuturt Nurses Club 3 4 Student Counul 4 I IRC INIA LANC IOT TI Spamsb Club 1 H1 I 4 RAND LAX ENDI-R SPIIIISII Club 1 Lxbrlry Counell l Clee Clubl 2 lootb1ll2 3 DOT LEE Spamsh Club 1 Iuture Nurses Club Z 4 Iumor Play 3 Offlce 4 Silly Stlff 4 VERNA ANN MaCGII..I.IS Spamsh Club 1 Future Nurses Club 3 4 Trl H1 Y 4 Offlce 4 EDWIN MADDEN Key Club 2 4 Presrdent 4 Trefnsurer 3 Footberll 2 4 Baseball 3 4 ROBERT MANN l'uture I lrmers I 2 EDWIN MADDEN ROBERT MANN 'W I If 5 3 ' I - - 1 '. 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WAYNE McCOY BOB MITCHELL ERNIE MORRIS PAT NICKS Q-R JOYCE MILAM MARGARET MOORE BETTY ANN MUNSON JIMMY OWEN 1 F' .1 5 L - y , Q t ,M T - , l ' x Q ' ' ' . L , - s 5 I ' 9 ' 73 . . - i - l 555.04 . v ' 9 5 9 I A .1..,.-.i..........,, - g , - 9 9 - 4 - , - - - S S - 1 3 ' 5 - - - Q - . - me ' - x I 1 1 5 Q 9 3 S Q 4 Z ' . . J 1 1 ' ' Q. , 5 n ,f I , Q : , s f H . 2-4 V. - . ' .- .- . ' sn.. 9 a s a s ' . 1 ' f ' ' 9 1 l ' ' 1 - 1 S Z y S ' s Q 9 Q 3 ' ' S v S - - 1 f ,ly ., c o c 1 ' JUN ROSE MARIE PARIS DAWN ANN PEARSON VIRGIL PICKLESIMER KAREL PUNCH LARRY PAYTON SANDRA PETERSON MARY ESTHER POWEL KENNETH RAMSEY Col? NEW J za U ROSI' MARII PARIS Home le Club 2 C7ff1eL l'1'1H1 Y 4 IARRY PAYTOY C ee Clu I SP1fIlSll Club I Blntl I 4 Stllf Sex emt 4 DAXX X AVN PPARSON C lee Club I Home I C lu I Art Club 2 Pep Club 7 4 HISYCIIIIII Clue Seut tlry 3 'ln H1 H 1 4 Clmplun 1 Student Counul 4 Setretlrx 4 SANDRA PETI RSON I Clec Club I 2 Tr1 H1 Y 1 4 Pep Club Clmp lun 2 Cllss N net lres1dent 4 NIIIOYLIIL 4 X IRCJIL PICKLLSIMLR Pr01eCt10n1st Club Z 4 MARY ESTHFR POW I:LL Transferred from A1ktn H1g ool A1ktn S C w Bind I 4 C 1b rentlm Club I 1 1 4 Sterttlr lut t Nurses Club 4 Celery lcd 4 luture lLlLllLIS Club 4 Nm. lres1dr.nt 4 KARILL PUNCH lr1nsftr1td from C ILII Mnlls High Sehool C re It M1lls M lI'Xlll1Ql Club I Softb1llTe.11n 2 3 Cheerltldtr CJYEII Xllllldfl St.1ff3 Tr1 H1 Y 1 4 KENNETH RAMSEY Art Club I Ldtlfl Club I 2 Glee Club I 4 Dou ble u1rtet 4 Key Club 2 4 Boys Stlte 3 Stu dent Counul 5 NORMA RANS Sp1n1sh Club I Home Le Club I Honor Letter 1 Offmt 4 ltp Club 4 HARRIEFI REDDINC Clee Club IJ Sp1n1sl1 Club I Home he Club I Ctlury Crm. 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FL Club I Office 2 Futulg Nux es Club 4 NIARY X IRC INIA ROBINSON Spanish Club I I-Iorm FC Club I Inn Hn I 1 4 umor Plu Pep Club 4 Irnsndmr 4 Cllss SCCILIIIW 4 OYCF ROCK PIAFIDSI-LFYLLI from Hurxsonbur Hugh School Hlrrlsonburg In II 3 IIIFILI I 2 4 HLICI NIIIOILII 7 RIIIOILCCL4 A t Club 2 Homg IAC Club 2 Cglurx I cl -I I tum NIIISLS Club 4 PAT ROSSIVIAN I1 1I'lSfLI'ILLI from Muflald Cunrrxl School Mnfluld Nux Yoxlx Club I B n 7 Cllss Smut Iuture Tmgluri 4 RACHEL RUSH Art Club Homg I1 Club I Spimsh Club I -I H Club ROBFRI SANIUEL L.1tm Club I 7 IGFLISLYFLI' lootblll I XIIFIIQCI' I Bisketblll I -4 Nlost X lluxbl nu lsgblll 4 ce C ub Ku Club Slllx Stuff 4 'THIN SHAXV SI mmh C lub I C I Club 2 4 CII NDA SII KVVOOI7 lrlnsfurrul from W Lst lrlnkford Illmons Hugh Sghool I Iqhu n I un I. 1 IIIFIL Honugonnm, Attgndmt I luturc 'Slursu Club 5 -I luturc Tcuhnrs 4 Celerx lcd -I ILTHII SIXIC LILIARY Trmsferred from SLXIIIL H1 I1 School Sunlla Ilornda J Class Inu Ircsndgnt I Class I rgsndgnt 2 Band 7 C lee Club I 7 Horny IC I 7 S Club I Chcelmder Clptnn 2 Speech Club 7 0 956 Z C f N vo, -J' 499' 45- MARY VIRGINIA ROBINSON PAT ROSSMAN ROBERT SAMUEL GLENDA SILKWOOD JOYCE Rocx RACHEL RUSH JOHN SHAW ETHEL SINGLETARY BARTON STONE EMILY SWANN U BARBARA SMITH Art Club 1 Home he Club Spamsh Club 1 Pep Club 3 4 Chaplam 3 Trl Hn 4 GRACE SMITH Spanish Club 1 Art Club Home Ec Club 1 Glee Club l 3 Pep Club 2 Trl H1 Y 3 MARY RQSE SPEER Latm Club 1 2 Art Club 1 Celery Fed 1 4 Glee Club 1 4 Class Secretary 1 Home Ec Clubl Tr1H1Y 3 4 Future Nurses Club 3 4 Mayorette 4 CERALDINF SPIN EY Spamsh Club l Art Club 1 Home Fe Club I Majorette 4 BARTON STONE Trans ferred from N xgor Hngh School Prnchard Alabaml 4 Football 1 Class Presndent l Glee Club 2 4 Double Quartet 4 N xx spaper Staff 4 EMILY SWANN Transferred from Hoke Smxth Hlgh School Atlanta Georgxa 3 Student Councxl 2 Lxbrarv Asslstant 3 LaVERNF SWEETEN Transferred from Great Buble Club l Basketball Team 3 Great Mlllxan Staff 3 Off1ce 4 PATRICIA SYKES Transferred from Harnsonburg Hxgh School Harrxsonburg X nrgmn 1 Home Ec Clubl Art Clubl 2 Band 2 3 Future Nurses4 MARY TANNER Home Ec Clubl Art Club 1 Celery Fed 1 3 Latm Club 1 2 Secretary 2 C lee Club I 2 Pep Club 2 3 Secretary 3 Trl H1 Y 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Cnrls Stlte 3 Iumor Plly Iuture Nurses Club 3 4 Student Councnl 4 Treas urer 4 Majorette 4 RICHARD TISON Spamsh u 1 Band l 3 gt G Double uarter 4 pf MARY TANNER RICHARD TISON - 9 ' '- I: ' S , 3 ' 3 '- I-Y . - ' 1 lg - 3 - 9 . 3: ' 4 - 5 '- '- , 4 ' A , Q I . 1 . 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' NANCY TRAVASOS JOAN WEINMANN NANCY TRAN ASOS Transferred from Prmtess Anne Hxgh School Clenhaxen X1 4 Dr1m1t1cs Club l Pep Club 3 Trl H1 Y 3 4 Celery Fed 4 Natxonal Honor Souety 4 jOAN WEINMANN Home EC Club l NANCY WHITE Art Club l C lee Club 2 4 Sec 'liens 4 Trlple Trlo 3 4 B nese Manager 3 Pep Club 5 4 Sec 4 Home EC Club l Spamsh Club I May Dly Attendant 2 3 Sally Staff 4 JOF WILCOX Transferred from Mount Dora Hlf,l1 Sthool Mount Doru Ilorxdn Footblll 1 2 3 PATTI WITTE Sp1n1sh Club 1 Home Ec Clubl President Majorettel 2 Celery Fed I 4 Glee Club l 3 Student Councll 1 Cheer RUFY May Day Attendant 1 Celery Crlte 1 2 Home EC Club 1 Spamsh Club 1 Student Councll 1 Glee Club 1 3 Pep Club 2 4 Trl H1 Y 3 4 Sec 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Captam 4 Key Club Sweetheart 4 Sally Staff 4 DICK WORRELL Transferred from Landon H1gh School jacksonvnlle Plorlda 2 Football 3 4 Bandl 2 Glee Club 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Projectnomst Club 3 4 MARY ANN XVRIGHT Spamsh Club 1 Home Ec Club l Pep Cu 2 Sec 2 Celery Ped 14 Clee Club 14 TOMMY WYATT Latln Club l 2 Clee Club l 4 Aeeompamst Presndtnt 4 Key Club 2 4 Trels 3 X1cePres1dent 4 Mu Dm Attendant 3 ILIIIIOI P .1 0 956 31 JH' NANCY WHITE PATTI WITTE DICK WORRELL TOMMY WYATT G'-4 JOE WILCOX ELIZABETH WOODRUFF MARY ANN WRIGHT lf' 'S ,jf x --we A A A R S ,...., he f f 1 ' . ., W. 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Lll. 1 , X, I HOWARD ALLRED own' . vusin cs win pvmincnt in foot .1 PWM in Mfkygwdf Wi www ,WW WW fffgg n,.., XXIN HELEN HAMPTON rc nent oi 10 cy , I1 C.1S0l'CpIAUNCI1fCLi ' x L. 3' LL. Q ' ir rcs cu. . . .u iw. A Soy ' St. '. Jl'IS,. K 1' ' , K vu. fricmix. FAYE ASI-ILI-.Y TOMMY WYATT 5ILSkI LH l Ul11l11X S UU S lnk SIL Il XX mu Ll 1m xru IIN mo 1 upgn 1 nxmxnxru L SQ J P IIL xx IN prulun IH uux x mx of LIIL hu C 3 'lu. O li In l C E R S Le 1' to Right B Little G Smith H Cason M G Hobby J D Stone Our dreams of entering high school were finally a reality At first we were scared at the realization of actually being in high school but soon we felt as if we were a part of the school and viere anxious to enter into the activities. We felt that our chief responsibility as Sophomores vias to sponsor a good r1t day xx hich proved to be one of the best-at least vue vxere proving our worthiness. Now we no longer had to look up to upper- classmen, but we were upperclassmen our- selves! Our activities as Juniors were many and varied. We all enjoyed helping at the concession stands, planning the football dances, presenting our play Father Knows Best, and last but not least preparing for one of the most successful junior-Senior Proms ever. O IICERS j D STONE 0111 MARY GRACE HOBBY Vin GAIL SMITH HENRY CASON snr BOBBY LITTLE a MR COWLEY MR CHRISTENSEN MR GANAS MR KETTLES and MRS COLEMAN S 01 PLOVVFR G1a11'm11 COLORS Maroon and Xlflufz MOTTO Tb: 01115 11141111 u lv 14111 1101 144:15 1 1 HUM 11 zlgz CLASS SPONSORS Le t to Right: Mr. Kettles Mrs. Coleman . Christensen Mr. Ganas Mr. Cowley. ffl: 21111 W W 'a if ffl x'.'.! x ,sw M QQ. f , ,,?-4 A 1 , i 4 , . 24? a 1 i 4 if .wx A QQ I lei W.,-' azz , 7 'I EW I A le : f' V J e Alford, Betty jean Anderson, Shirley Arwood, Carol Barineau, Lois Ball, Fred Behrens, Fred Bennett, Evelyn Benton, Russell Benton, Ruth Bishop, Billy ' plillwn? 044 ,i , I olgn e , , T mmy ' d es 'gi ' 'vwpfagifm ' rumley, a'7 f .?7MV Qk?-, '45 .s 924146, 5 T Zler, Peggy P9 gil Byr , 'l'i Qfai , Doro C ' ,Virgil r ntez t if Fx 5 Carver, Robert Cash, Nancy Cason, Henry Causey, Iris Clements, A. J. Colvin, Darrell Cowan, Edna Cowing, Allie Creasy, Robert Crim, Marion Crutchfield, Bobbie Cushing, Nancy Dandridge, Jeannette Davis, Ann Dossey Floyd Dunn S1ral1 Ellison Margaret Exile-l'-klda Evans Donna Evans Norma Flemmg Harrnctt Geiger Clentus Gales Ronald Goembel Terry Gracey Vnrg,nl Hall Mary Ann Harrington Pat Hobby Allan Hobby Mary Gr1ce Holcombe Sybnl Hosack Kenneth Jackson, Lee Jenkins Kaye Johnson Ray Karraker Sue Keefer Jack1e Kung Fred Knrchhoff Bull Lawson Maggxe Jane Lee Henry Lee, jimmy Little, Bobby Mathieux Don McCarley Trudy Mens, Dotty Michels, Neil Middleton, Frances Miller, jackie 'G' 1 N Q-fi in if . . l - .2 Jr? ii L , ga, film 3 M x.. J .4 f EG 'fo v I 52 'Sw Ga 'P' Sf ?' Q X Ki .gr iii 'K' .Q X fn: s xg A We Li. ' i . J .... G- .ii D V A 1 W ' if ,, 9 ff, 5' Q 'Viz' Y a gl ! 63' -Il ,..., 4 ' A E , ' M V2 ' lvul V Ai- 5 S X . B ., i 11 qt , 1 R in Y., ' ,gg 3 fs EW l Q. 'Ab ' . , , f 5' , N ivy V i Q j -, ,:., . V 3:22. 'W . , .V S 4- 4. f R A wa I ,, ,Un if mi 'Q 1 Ely. Cx sv S' , -.I L 9 Nance, Murray Nelson, Jean Nettles, Ruth Newson, Donna Nutt, Carol Oldam, Geraldine Owens, Earl Pearson, Sylvia Pence Charles Pharis, Gene Price, Sylvia Robbins, Randall Russell, Tommy Russi, joe Russo, Mary Elizabeth Schirard, Brantley Scott, Meredith Smith, Gail Smith, Leslie Smith, Richard Spivey, Vergil Spivey, Vertis Stanley, Al Stanley, Frances Stinson, Billy Stone, J. D. Vorndran, Ann Warner, james Waters, Yoma Wcinmann, Raymond Westfall, Betsy Williams, Johnny Wilson, Diane Wynne, Juanita I 1313 f' . . ,Q -v 4., v, l vw' 1 on Q 9 I , 0 9 u :.'al'..'.n o.,a . .', 0 l 1 Left fo Right, First Row: J. McDaniel, W. McMillan, Senkarik, M. Shaffer, D. Sharon, L. Smith, S. Smith, E. Spears, C. McNeill, E. Mims, S. Morgan, B. Payne, N. Pickens, A. Speir. Third Row: A. Stansfield, N. Taylor, A. Turner, E. P. Powell, I. Prescott, J. Price, P. Rans. Sefond Raw: N. Vaughn, M. Vaughn, E. Vihlen, D. Williams, E. Wynne, L. Richards, N. Robb, R. Robinson, M. Routh, B. Selvidge, J. Yates, O. Yates. O If If I C E R S AL COLLINS ...... . . . . . President BETTY LYNN SELVIDGE . . . Vire-President ELLEN VIHLEN .... . . Secretary II LINDA SMITH . . . . . Treasurer DOTTY WILLIAMS .,.,............ Chaplain MISS BARBARA ROHN, MR. ROBERT KOONTZ. , MR. W. G. FLEMING, MR. BUD LAYER ....... Sponsors FLOXVERS: Glaflioli A A COLORS: Gnwz am! Wllih' O If I: I C E R S Left to Right, First Row: Dotty, Ellen. Second Row: Linda, Al, Betty Lynn. NIOTTO: .Yo z ffz'4'l, lm I'l'Xll1f Left Io Right, First Rolo: B. Hold, Holloway, R. Holloway, tree, L. C. Smith, B. St. John, Stotsky. Third Row: E. L. Howard, M. Hudson, J. Jacobs, R. Jimenez, D. Kinlaw, E. Thomas, B. Tyre, S. Vihlen, T. Walker, L. Warner, B. Knight, B. McCoy, K. McMurray. Sefond Row: Moye, P. Wiederhold, R. Wilburn, Yeackle, D. Yost. Nash, R. Phagan, A. Phelps, W. Pope, B. Robinson, D. Roun- .. ,.,.. 5 531 . 1 4? 'Fl 'ua Lef! lo Right, First Row: D. Hatch, P. Holloway, J. A. Hood T. Hopson, B. Hunt, L. Jackson, M. F. Jimenez, Y. M. Johnson B. King, B. Knudsen, E. Kratzert. Seronli Row: S. Marchetti, C. Miller, C. Newbury, B. Patterson, H. Price, D. Senn, R. Smith, Spears, Stafford, P. St. John, G. Studebaker. Third Row: P. Taylor, P. Thomas, M. Threatt, C. Valentine, S. Waters, H. Watson, B. Webb, Williams, I.. Wimberly, G. Yates, L. Yeackle. A we I3 L A 9 5 I3 JT S M' fri? . MJ .H . OIfEICERs I, N -, WALLY PHILIPS ,,,........ . . .vmidfnf am , f' . , V CHARMION MILLER . . ,vim-Pmidfnf A 3 V WANDA GILBERT . . . .sefffrufy rw , - DAVID BRAMLETT . . .Treasurer J ., JOYCE BENTON .....,.,.,,....., ch..p1.mf Izf' l MISS BARBARA RUPRECHT, MR. JOE MATHIEUX ' MR. WILLIAM WEST, MR. J. B. ROOT ....,.. sponsm FLOWER: Gimiioli COLORS: Purllviz' ami W l1il4' MOTTO: Tbv win' Jars noi sam 4111 bv fllinkv. O F F I C li R S llllf fbinlcs all bf' .w1Js. Left to Right, First Row: E. Jackson, J. Jackson, L. Johns, C.. Johnson, Johnson, B. Kelly, C. Koke, C. Legette, D. Mason, B. McCommons, C. McKibbin, P. McLellan, P. Meeks, W. Middle- ton, R. T. Midgett, M. Moss. Second Rau: B. Moye, J. Payette, S. Peters, W. Philips, R. Powell, R. Priest, R. Reel, C. Remusat T T153 Eg'-J-'...i? rf' EE 55157 Left fo Right. Wanda, Joyce, Charmion, Wally, and David. R. Roseman, R. Rush, rl. Russi, D. Schirard, H. Schumacher, D. Scott, D. Smith, E. Smith, G. Smith. Third R0ll'f H. Smith, C. Stafford, F. Stafford, D. Stanley, M. Steverson, R. Stub- bings, A. Swaim, R. Sykes, T. Teston, T. Thomas, I.. Turner, G. Walker, T. Waters, T. Willams, R. B. Zipperer. ' J?f 'Nivea ' 4. If 41, 1 9 56 Q o at .5 . 2 x o . 7 X 'X' 4 . 0 5 6 ' 1 0 . 1 0 , 5 'L-... S 64,0 0 ll Question Girls' Stntc, Lcff fo Right: F. Ashley, M. Tanner. I? vi f Frosh Tnlcnts? PPE ILS Columbus Daly Program . . . Her Majesty tlu: Quccn Boys' State, Left fn Right: J. Clarke, H. Allred, J. Hawkins, K. Ramsey, E. Morris. Rats at W'ork Z AHUUND 5.H.S. X We'rc from Sanford Mr. Cox in n typical pose X HE A SEN 1 .Xl Between Classes It's Sally time again! 0' ft O' ct your S1lly here Fnrst come, fnrst served EIJEIIIAL EVENTS ,r , W lic to duck MMS Rohn Get your hot dogs here g ff f P 6 Viv E ww Another Dog Patch marriage Latin Club enioyg banquet Grand March at the Jr.-Sr. Prom Av ...L ix AIIIIVIIIIQS STUDE T EIIU EIL SPD 'SUITS IVIA Y ACTIVITIES 7 Our btudtnt Qountil stnttd the xtii off lux spon soring thc I all Hop first tllntc of tht stison xxhith xx is xxtll ltttndcd ind Lnjoxul bx ll Tht Stutltnt Lounul floit xxhith xx is tntuttl tht Cl'lI'1SII'lI1S PIFILIL xx on first prilt lt xx is l3LlLlIl fullx tlttorittd in silxti ind blut It tullttl out tht theme of Christmis Around tht XX oild Sadie Hixx kms dlx xx is 1 most outstindin piojttt of the studtnt tountil Stnnnolc H1511 studtnu xx tit glrbed in ill sorts of tostumu Dusx 'Xiu md Iil Abner bum, tht most piomintnt Marx 1nd im ICF JIM HAWKINS Stuccnt C, unuls sponxors Xlxs Clul s Smith NAN CUSHING L to help ind xxith tht to optrltion of tht studtnt body the xur ended xxith 1 nutr to be forgotten 'xhx D1x Bill MARY TANNER MRS SMITH MISS RISER li I fo Rzgbf D1wn Ann Miss Riser IN1n Mrs Smith 1 Xllllllf ri in I nt Trtuxm u Sponsm Sponxm If t!oR1glJt Frm! Ron J Kmlxxx AI' Hopson N Cushing, Ritlmrds M Txnncr Miss Ristr Mrs Smith R Ashlcx D N Cnsh M G Hobby B L Selvidy: C, Miller S Peterson Rountroc Hlwkms E Morris D Pearson Serond Ron C McKibbin D Colvin L Smith N Q- A 5 L x A K 74 , A . . ' ' , '.,' , ' A' H. 1 ' Q ' A ' .1 . ' .I 1 I 'A I ' A' - in 1 UA - A 1 A A if . A H A' x'A 14' X. . I QQ Ag ' ff ' : . , ' ' ,'. , .. ' 'A .A A A ' A A AA A OIIIA .RS , , ,--, A .............,. P'L'.'i I l- o ' 5 ' 5 . ii xx . ' ,,,,4,,,, I I ,y,,,,p and Miss Ifthcl Riser were .llVVLlyS rcntlx' .ind willing DAWN ANN PEARSON l4,4l.llV4, 5L,,.,.1,,1,,.,, 1 . r' I v - . , A I I 5 T 1' A . , , . ,.,... .... 1 ,A A'- a ,AAR A l I is ' ' A' , . ...,....,.,..... , ' A 4 A L V Q - . - f I - - I - - b U' 1 A- i - , - - - . - A . . A. . . ': . , . , . , . , 0 . t' 4 Q A ' Q ' l I ' in s, - 9 6 ' 9 1. QA A , 4 J' A N I V . . V A ' F AA' r Ls ' ' 4. I i .V : x j -' . ,Q R .- ' I 'f-2 1 . . :,':4?. Hg. w wmw WW Sealed Le t to Right P Nncks, C Hawk: N Robb Brewer, E Spears, J Henson, G Flowers, Mnss Chlttenden, F Senkarnk F Mnddleton D Hardy, L Gxles, B Johnson, C Stanley I Kellv M Shaffer, P Meeks E Henry,I Vemo IS McNe1ll Standmg, Left to Right W A Fesler, B Crow, P not pnctured LIRRRRY COUNCIL SERVER E TIRE SEI-IUUL PAT NICKS JERRY HENSON Vrrc FRANCES MIDDLETON CAROL McNEII.L President Preslrlcnl Serretrzry Chaplain Seater! Carol McNenll Stundxng Left to Right Phyllxs Brewer, Mass Chlttenden, Claudette Haw kms Pat Nncks Frances Mlddleton Our lnbrlrx councnl h1s worked extremely hard thls year In addltlon to thexr regular dutles of checkmg out books and ktcpmg the shelxes ne lt, they h ld 1 xery profitable book bmdmg project They also sponsored m my money mlknng, projects such as sell mg bookcox ers to the students and candy sales The councnl Introduced 1 Sax mgs Plan to the school cncouragmg students to buy stamps each week whnch wxll ewentually be converted to Savmgs Bonds, thus teachxng the students to saxe sy stematncally hxeryone enjoyed the chapel exchange program the councll sponsored mth Boone H1gh from Or lmdo Delegltes lttendnng the State meetmg of the Flomda Hugh School Lnbrary Councll at the Methodxst Youth Clmp m Leesburg reported an mterestmg and spnrmg weekend A clexcrlx L'lI'l'lCf.l out Nalentme theme vu as the center of attrlctnon tt the tu 51WCl'l for thc teachers lI'l lcbrulrx Ih xcar xx as not all work howexer as the councnl cnjoxcd 1 Chrnstmls PIFIX at Mass Chnttcnden s md 1 Tun plckcd PILDIL If thc end ofthe year v v I , 7 , f- ' fr -1 04' kg' f I Y -, A . 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A . . - I - , . 53 Le t to Rzght First Row Sara, Pat Second Rau Mrs Wray Mrs Bateman, Mrs Allen, Mrs Roland The Celery Fed this ,CIF surely I'ClLl1CLl xts pcfmk Under the sponsorshxp of Mrs W R Rollnd Mrs K It Bateman, and Mrs Cux Allen the l'd1tor11l Staff of the Celery Fed dnd a good job The fnrst edmon of the paper came off the press c1rly 1n December The second edltxon, publnshed 1n the Sprmg, contamed news, gOSS1P, and gase a detsulcd report of the b1sketb1ll gsmes The 11st pLlbllL'lfl0I1 Le t to Rxgbt, First Row S Anderson, C Case B Crutch field C Newbury, W Gllbert, M Davls N Travasos M E Powell, I Causey, L Kanner, E Vaughan K Jenkms Sefanrl Row E Spears, J Rock, J Davxs, M Crum, G Smith Y FUR THE W YU WA T STAII' SARA JACOBSON Edxtor PAT DUNN Business Manage: MRS W R ROLAND MRS GUY ALLEN MRS K E BATEMAN Erlztorml Sta Sponsors MRS HILDA WRAY Busmess Slaff Sponsm 1 gradultnon 1ssuc, cont uned the Cllss Prophecy md the last Wxll and Testament of the Scmors hxcxyone mtxcxpated the supplement vnhxch gut thc l1ttst gossnp and news of general mterest The Celery Fed would not have been so successful had xt not been for the excellent mwmgement of Mrs I-I1ld1 XY ray 1nd the Busnness St1ff Cullen,I Vemo, M Moore, P Freeman B Payne, M Ellnson Third Row P Dunn, M A Wright R Carver, J D Stone, R Armstrong, R Benton B Fesler, G Snlkwood S Jacobson ' at Q 1, an E S K il s A . . . f ' ' Y. ,. , . . . . , . . . ' 'Q ' Q' Q . . Q L A L ' 'L s ' . 1 . ' 1' - '-1-r 1 . . . . , .. . ' . ' , , '. . ,' .v. , as . . 1 . . . . K. . Q . . f . ' . . - . . . . . 7 . V . t 4 t . L . . . 1 S. , : . . , . - . . . , . . , . . . , . , . . : . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . , . . , . : . . . . . , . 5 LLY SPECIAL AHHIVES X 1 Left to Right, Seated M Cameron,H Reddmg, S Hayes N S acobson E Woodruff E Morrns, Clflrke R Swmuel WhIte, D Lee, H I-hmpton, M Davxs Stundmg Mrs Fort, R Mntchell D1vIs Mnss Stevens After months of NK Hung: you fmally hue your S1115 Iht Stlffs work beg If the opemng of Sthool by Scllmi., Ids takmg pntturts and prtplrmg copy Helded by our .zdynsor MISS Stevens Ind vnth the help of Mrs lort the Sllly Smff brmgs you the S6 Salmagumh We hope that IhlS book has tome up to your expeetwuons md thu If xull remam 15 one of your most CberIShed remmders of SHS ERNIE MORRIS ROBERT SAMUEL MARIAN DAVIS HARRIET REIJDING ELIZABETH WOODRUFF JOHN CLARKE ROBERT SAMUEL MARTY CAMERON SUE HAYES HELEN HAMPTON DOT LEE ROBERT MITCHELL SARA JACOBSON JOE DAVIS SUE HAYES NANCY WHITE MISS REBECCA STEVENS MRS MAE FORT STAFT Edztoz zsxness Manager Literary Editor Literary Erlxiov lzterurg Edxtoa Sports Erlxton Sporh Erlxtm Semor Salesman umor Salesman Sophomore Salesman Freshman Snlcsnmu Snapshot Snapshot Adlffflillle Adzertrsmg Adlertzsmg, 41111501 Adzzsor 53 5' First Ron: E. Morris R. Samuel, Seronrf Rou Miss Stevens Mrs. Fort. H Allred W Dees B Recly M K Mgt-. han af.. , l flux-x 11 J Bowen B Hold D Rountrec L G Bass Hawkms R Robbms ll:- kqwm Yu 'UV' :Mk DQ 1' N, T Bower H Cason E Madden Morrns R Samuel L C Smxth B St John Collms Ramsey Wyatt J Cl-nrke C Pence HEY EL B HU UH SOCIETY President Vue Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Spouse: Su eetbear t EDWIN MADDEN TOMMY WYATT RANDALL ROBBINS HENRY CASON DR J B ROOT HARRIET REDDING BETTY ANN MUNSON ELIZABETH WOODRUI-F Lf Sueefbearts socnety m Semmole I-hgh The Key Club, honox requnres not only 1 hugh schohstlc axerage but also lelderslnp 1bnl1t1es They are sponsored by the loul Knw ams Club wxth Dr I B Root as the hugh sehool sponsor Igdwm Madden 1s president Among the many IC tuntnes the club sponsoxed thus year were 1 ur w xsh 1 football dance 1 banquet m honor of thexr mothus and an advertnsxng campalgn for 1 new palnt store Last summer Edwm Madden and Wesley Dees tended the Natxonal Key Club Com ent1on 1n Detrolt as delegates from our club They reported xery 1D formatnxe and mterestmg meetxngs and enyox ed ex ehmgmg ndeas wlth other clubs To show thelr apprecntlon for help rceened throughout the year the club gave a luneheon for the K1w1n1s Club the llttcr part of the xelr 4.0 'NAV 4 s s-all In 5 Y' 5 Left to Right Edwm, Randall, Henry, Tommy OUR Svlll LMI H1 ARIS Seated rn front Dr Root 56 Betty Ann, H1rr1et, and Elxzabeth Left to Right, Seated Marxan, Betty Ann, Harrnet Staudmg Olnvm Mrss Stevens and Mary Esther Mad H'1ts' 1t Tn H1 Y Freshman party THIHIY CUMPLET 5 FULL YEAH C I BETTY ANN MUNSON Presldcni MARIAN DAVIS Yzrc President MARY ESTHER POWELL Setrelzlrj HARRIET REDDING Treasurer OLIVIA GIDDENS Chaplain REBECCA STEVENS Sponsor M IL H1ttL1 PITIS L,lNLI'1 for rhe rLs1 mm glI'lS 111s truls 1 good begnnmng for thc. yur lherg were mmx Lonurntxon st1rtLrs IIUOITI, the l1lI9 meludmg 1 bueket 1 eollnder 1 bnrd s mst ll1Ll mms other f1nt1st1c. uuuons 'Mr' 2 Q'- fix 5' Cash Vi Johnson R M Pans G Smnth F Ashley Nl Cameron P Dunn Gxddens M G Hobby M Moore A unson P Nncks H Reddmp, VI V Robmson B Smnth lor mmx weeks the g1rls were Sellmg., Chr1stm1s mrds to urn monu for thclr NIYIOUS 1n.t1v1t1eS Amon., rhwg 1Lt1x1t1es 111s 1 w.1lrf.euxed lootblll limqugt The Il'lCI'l1L XX lute Chr1stm1s NX 15 urrled out nn the nluornnons ot sxlxur pme Loma snow md fn trus An mspumg mndlelxght swung vs IS held the llfttl p1rt of mln sehool SLU' II 11l11Lh mme the nux mem bus vurs. Lhosen A tu 111s gnen ln N111 honormg thc. munbers 1nd the gruluxtml el1Ss 'Q' ,-. dr- Q M Davxs G Duggar J K1nl1w Langnottn S Peterson 'vi E Powell N1 Tanner NI Travasos N Cushmg, S Karr1ker D A Pearson Nl R Speer Q V A M:1cG1ll1s Punch E Woodruff ,O I fi o1f1fl'2Rs f ,VV . f .v I .I.I X NNI- i 1 Igv A ,V RYA Y X , E f rl - . ,K - .' 1, ,L , my 1, . -s I fax- 1 1 Q ,. A A' Al M an K gs , Z' 3' 5' 'I K wa A Q 'Q 1 pu- ,ex Ice' 'am' fm. 5 ,s e 1 ,1.-V, , I sy W 4 hiv C V :M-1 , 'Z .gs I . Q C is zf I . T b T 1. is , K' , 4 -, I 7. A 1 I Z .. 5 1' 4 ' A I A r A , My A' - , r , Y 1 I A W ,iff M, , Q J Q A 0 f L- ' 6 'PV' A ., C S 0 , N V Q, A MC' v ,i A' .X h , , '53 - I . 1 . N. . I ' ' . . ' . . 1 B. . M . ' . . ' . . . 1 . . K. 57 Left to Right, First Row: Kinlaw, S. Morgan, E. Vihlen, V. Kirchhoff, A. Harvey, j. Barley, E. Barbour, R. Carver, R. Russi. Seronrl Row: C. Nutt, R. Robinson, B. Evans, P. Har- rington, M. Benham, K. jenkins, N. Travnsos, B. Crutchfield, J. Owen, R. Carter, W. Dees, W. McCoy. Third Ron: D. Cain, D. Williams, A. Vorndran, D. Fleischer, L. Anderson, C. Arwood, D. Sharon, M. Davis, N. Pickens, M. Hobby, K. 1 Ramsey, J. Moye, B. Tyre, R. Phngnn, R. Dunn, D. Brown J. Yenckle. Fourilv Ron: G. Flowers, D. Evans, B. Crow, M Routh, A. Turner, E. Vaughn, M. Johnson, E. Cowan, V Lnngiotti, N. Richards, L. Smith, A. Cowing, B. Payne, j Benton, T. Gctman, R. Spivey, C. Pence, M. Scott, P. Byrd R. Robbins, Accompnnists: N. Cash, and T. Wfyntt. LIFT YUUH VUIIIES Olfl'l TOMMY WYATT . . . . JANICE KINLAW . NANCY WHITE . . JOE DAVIS ..... KENNETH RAMSEY . YVONNE CULLEN . ANN HARVEY ........ C IQRS . . . . . Prvsirlvul . . , .Virv-l r4.'sirl4.'nf . . Svrvclury-Treasurer . . Business Manager . . Business Munngcr . .Business Manager . Business Mumzgrr , 5 -as 3 af S Q . W fi X M ra sf,- DQUUBLE QIJARTET Luft fo Riglzl. First Ron: N. W'hite, Left to Right: R. Tison, B. Stone, B. Reely, P. Byrd, W. McCoy, K. J- Kinlnw. A- HXIFVQY, Y- Cullen- Rnmsey, R. Carter, J. Owen, T. Wyatt, Accnmpnnist. Swnnd RUWT J- DTUW5- K- Rnmsvs- 58 T. Wyatt. 'Q Left to Right, First Rona: J. Stone, T. Walker, A. Collins, D. Metts, S. Price, M. Loechelt, S. Dunn, R. Nettles, I. Causey. .Second Row: W. Brooks, H. Knight, L, Smith, Ceresoli, L. Warner, H. Alexancler, L. Barineau, H. Adams, V. Spivey, M. Bumgarner, S. Smith, Y. Cullen, N. White. Third Row: D. Mathieux, B. Little, H. Cason, B. Reely, B. Stone, R. Tison, The first presentation of the Seminole High School Glee Club was a variety show entitled, lt's a Big, XVide Xlfonderful XVorld. The whole Glee Club par- ticipated in this cleverly planned show which every- one enjoyed. On December 14, the annual Christmas Concert was given in the Seminole High School auditorium. The decorations and the sacred tableau. as well as ,..-... 1 f ...,r-.me .. I if V A A A g i ,K J. Davis, G. Dillard, R. Johnson, Price, L. Kanner, S. Lee A. Davis, S. Anderson, J. Wynne, J. Dees. Fourth Row: C Hittell, F. Dossey, J. Williams, D. Colvin, M. Nance, B Schirard, A. Stanley, R. Benton, Shaw, B. Hold, B. Robinson K. McMurray, J. Luxen, M. King, M. Speer, P. Dunn, M Wright, E. Mims, P. Brewer. the music, made everyone feel the spirit of Christmas. Throughout the entire year, the double quartet and the triple trio were asked to sing at Civic Clubs, Churches, and schools in the Sanford area. All through the year there were many interesting things to do. lt can be truly said that everyone who was in the Clee Club really enjoyed the 1955-1956 school year. Us MISS WHITTLE Direrfor L K 3 ,W TRIPLE TRIO Seaied, Fronl: C. Nutt, P. Harrington, N. Cash. Burk: K. Jenkins L. Barineau, S. Price, Y. Cullen, N. White. Standing: B. Crutch field, T. Causey. J M Q Ji' Q Wil ein.. C Hull Yefnckle Gilbert Thomms Benton, F Jxmenez E Kritzert B Bennett C Fleming., IN Ie 1 to Right href Ron M Bellovx B Pmtterson J H1rxey S M1l'Cl1Clll P Hollow1v C Brown I. L Burton J Hirrell J Harrell D Gordon W Scrorld Ron M Suchs, J Wnllmms J Hirrnet P EVEHYBU The I reshmm Csltt Club mltlt thtnr lmtul xpptu lntt If 1 mtttmg of tht SCl11lIl0lt, Countx ltlLlClUOl1 Assotutlon hs smgmg 1 group of Chrlstnns songs Thex llso hatl 1 put xn the lnnull Chrxstmls 1710511111 and tht Sprung Context xx hlth ut prtsented bx tht SHS mr- .ata an 'tv' Dmxers P Kung, bury M J Cook D ,yawn Wf iff--wx X J ill as 4. in ',,,.-1, gs 'hw D 'enn H Prnce Tlnrrl' R014 J Htod M Aclflms P l'ret-mem P Poffenbexger B Colbert L New Flvnt E H1nson C Mxller L Y1tes I'omtl1 Ron B Hunt J Wr1g,ht B Knudson P St ohn C Studt-b1ker F B155 H W1tson D H1tth R Smnth YSI G5 Cyltt Cl b Thus gxoup llso putxtxpltttl mn tht Countx Nluslt ltstn ll xxhlth IS htltl tlth Spun it tntl of tht xtu t t un t 1 at of txptrltntt mtl xxtxt loolsmv tous ntl to btlnv IULIUDLIS ot tht 1LlX1I'lL6Ll C ltt Club next xtu Left fo Rzghl, First Ron E Smxth, C Hxggms, B Moye, G 'rmth 'Ib H1 Run D Br-nmlet, I. B1ker, C Coke, C Ren1us1t, W Bowen R Herndon, G Smnlev, A Svs nm, D Sthnr-lrd, P Grnfflth Serond Ron G Walker, W Phxlnps, J Bridges, J I'onrll1 Ron J Gourlev, C Smffor Jflckson, D Andes, G H'1rr1et, S Folds, G Dindrudge, D M Hncrs,T Tcston, T Wnllnms, D Stott 60 Humphrey, G Fins, D Mtlellln, C MtK1bbln d, R Izrntkson, D Crxrter, 4 4: X V. ,. 'wry F it ' - W 4 dz 'W , , v Q A: -'I - , , , v :gy 1 '1 4 1 K 5 -a Q ,., QV , ' f f- ff' , . A JW 'tw -N Q d my X -- I.. -' at Q 'M' in - - 6 4 ty W Kg 5 fn' ' W ff' v , ,wmwwf A ow w . ff Q ' f 1t f ,P - fs . ww. vw ,, 'Q' 4 ww, , .,. .. . ' -. - -s g ,Q , , , , , w ' . I M ' .t .. .., - ' x- - , 'Q' , ' W i 4: LM s Q W I gg: S .. 4 Mn. Af Y -0 H. ' W, V Q ' V- J as 1 - f , J, A J w fwfr M B, f A.. -- fd f :gs . , ., r r of + Wx ' , V2 J , AM, H L - W 4 is , , W . t.,, - W D. V X V I, fa' '1 C , J ' -' - 5 - 4 A X , r . J tt -- .v ., 1 .pf - ' . Q I A . Y - A 1 . ' t A 1 , 1 M M J , J, , , L ,f 1. , l V 3 S g ? 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Treasurer NA-NCY CASH ..., MARY GRACE HOBBY . . . .Drill Captain . . Assistant Captain SANDRA LEE . . . . . . . Chaplain LINDA SMITH ..... . . Reporter NORMA RANS ..... . . Historian MISS BARBARA ROHN. . ......... Sponsor The Pep Club was very busy during football season putting on half-time shows with the band, marching Left to Right, Front Rolf: Dees, Kinlaw, D. Hardy, N. Rans, V. Kirchhoff, C. McNeill, S. Morgan, F. Colvin D. Evans, H. Adams, C. Arwood, W. McMillan, D. A. Pear- son, E. Vihlen. Second Row: C. Hawkins, M. V. Robinson D. Colvin, D. Sharon, N. Taylor, J. Wynne, M. Loechelt D. Fleischer, L. Smith, P. Butler, S. Karraker, M. A. Hall in parades and inspiring pep around Seminole High. W'hen basketball season began the club continued with the same fine spirit. XVith the arrival of Christmastime, they decorated a lovely tree in the hall, which brightened the school immensely. The basketball and baseball players enjoyed and appreciated the fine banquet given in their honor. The Pep Club initiation party, which was held at the end of the year, was enjoyed by all, as well as being an inspiration to the new members. Third Row: N. Pickens, Filbry, M. Bumgarner, L. Ander- son, P. Lundquist, E. Vaughn, G. Smith, M. Crim, Sen- karik, S. Lee, Benton, B. L. Selvidge. Fourth Row: N. White, B. Carpenter, E. Woodruff, J. Clarke, L. Kanner, M. F. King, L. jackson, E. Cowan, N. Cash, M. G. Hobby, D. Horn. 1? 1? , 11, 4 . I ,W vu. i Cowley, G. Left to Right, First Row: B. Moore, Mr. Duggar, G. Cross, F. Ashley, P. Rans, I. J. Corley, A. Spcir, S. Collins. Serond Row: G. Anderson, D. Rountrce, OFFICERS JOE FISHER ..... , . . Captain FAYE ASHLEY ..... . , lst Licutmmnt ROBERT ARMSTRONG . . . . Ist Lieutcmmt LARRY BURNEY. . . nd Lieutenant GRACE DUGGAR . . , Ind Lieutenant OLIVIA GIDDENS , . . Znd LiI'Hfl?1llUlf SUE HAYES . . . BOB REELY . Ist Svrgvant lst Sergeant Left to Right: C. Nutt, S. Pctcrson, J. Jennings, M. Cameron, D. Jones, B. Crutchfield, J. Rock. JOE FISHER Captain H. Smith, M. Campbell, G. Stubbings, B. St. John, W. Pope. Third Row: B. Bishop, J. Milam, B. Brumlcy, T. Willian1s, R. Powell, T. Thomas, M. Bonham, L. Payton, S. Hayes. BA D UHGANIZES JOYCE MILAM . . . . . ,...., S Svrgvunt LARRY PAYTON . . . . S SL'P'lLfl'1Hlt CAROL NUTT .... . . Scrgcanf BILL HEXAMER . . . . . Svrgcurlt GEORGE ANDERSON . , . SL'1'gl'llllf J. D. STONE ....,. , . Svrgvullt LESLIE SMITH .... . . SL'l'gL'llHf DICKIE ROUNTREE. . . ,Corporal K5 33 F W Q I 25: 'll Ei? I QQQQ is-I: wwe 5652 11: WU sqm E lu ii 3 qv fa. QV av 1 N- A 14' WF annum-an It in gl- you-Y 15,5 Ie t to Right Fxrst Ron D Smnth G Walker G Baker I Corley, A Spenr, Dees T Waters D Worrell, B Vmcent Second Rou, J Yeackle B Cohen R Maxwell W Ozxer L Payton, R Mntchell Hawkms G Bass D Galloway V PHUJEETIU IST O l l l C E R S The Projeetnomst Club does a grut deal for oul sehool The members le1rn to pare for the equlpment 1nd to opermte the publmc 1dClress sxstem Thes llso le1rn to opemte the vxlre md EIPL xeeordgrs record pllyers md rhe lLlLll0 usull Lqunpment Thus yelrs lroyeetnomst Club ns xblx sponsored by Mr Andy Bruken md Nlr George lhbbs vx ho luxe done a grut job 'il' Pncklesnmer, B Hexamer A Phelps, R Phagan B Payette C Hlcrell Third Ron Kxrchhoff Wnllnams R Carter B Bnshop R Little I. cmntlx R Powell D Hassell, J Barley W Dees, Burton S SERVE SCHUUL LESLIE SMITH JOE FISHER GENE BASS MR BRACKEN MR DABBS O IICERS P1L'SldL'I1f Vzre Pmsrdcnt Srrrefur 1 Sponsor Sponsor Lef! to Rvbf Gene, Joe, Mr Dabbs, Leslne, Mr Bracken Wesley 'and Bob checkxng equnpment 64 lg Q! nl! -3 Q1-sv , :M-E ' 7. 5 i -'Si V ge.-E'-555 -- W 'RWE U 2 ns ,.,5...?f av 552 E f E 53 '1'::.: 1 ' 5 :gf 4 ,Z E 'Q' ' 7 ' T N '. - as , A 7' 2 'on 'Q .' NA, V . Za, ,Q 5 v sz!! 9 f ,V P, ,lf 1 , fx 7' A we A, ' .F v, -. . .L .. we -E , -A, - -1 E ff , .. . fish 2ff1',w ' -' , af' ' X' . ,fy f , , ' f 4 ' ' . f . 4 V-5:v',.,.1 ,mr 4 7 - ,r , .T ,Q amjlasl H 4 C g v vb? W rw 'ee ffegff E we -- rw E V . , , g - N sf I tx, , E 2 ' A k ' ' R' K, e 5' f . - , , fs Y A ?4 ls ' , f Q21 l 1 , 'B l 2 l 5 4 4, , .2 1 4' tg 1 pi' fgr og s l x 4 ,ww A' X 3 -,Neff V H f ffl A if ,WT ' f'f,,,.,,f M . Y X ny :E ,,'v',!'QW J. . ' , . , . . . . . U . - , .- ,j. , . , ': . , . , . , . , . . , . , .M , . , . . , lx' I l xr if ' I Q my Q V A l x L A - L x - x . .,., ...,. ..,.... ' ' - 'rv',f3',- - ,kv -, - . .... ' . ' Q' L .'.l 1 g . .,........ ,M M- .--,--- , .,.,.,., . .. 15' , 2 2, V ,E . 'X f 5 . .,,. 1 Q K an V I 433, .5 0 V -- fi 1 K 5 I sa 1 i ' 1 ,lv 'Q P V .f V ' rw .J -fi. sq k It 'Q , wp l .4 N ,ww , if ...Je 1 - 6 in UL.xL.2 Left to Right, First Row: H. Giddens, T. Russell, R. Midgett. R. Priest, R. Rush, C. Remusat, B. Kelly, D. Crews, T. Davis J. Cohen, C. Tillis. Second Row: E. Kreinbring, K. Hosack: R. Emanuel, J. Andrews, C. Wiederhold, W. Harper, R. Hamilton. Thirrl Row: R. Smith, T. Arnold, B. Baxter, G. Jacobs, R. Bennett, L. Fryer. Fourth Row: D. Bridges, F. Caldwell, W. Dobbins, R. Dunn, J. High, C. Legette, F. Bailey. Fifth Row: H. Lee, J. Wilcox, K. Abney, W. Barrow, H. Frizzell, D. Butner. PP!-I. WI S TUP HU UBS OFFICERS A. CLEMENTS .......,. . . . President BILL THOMPSON ...., . Vice-President CHUCK WIEDERHOLD . . . . . Reporter ROGER JIMENEZ .... , . Secretary ROBERT WIEDERHOLD . . .Treasurer . Sentinel , Advisor ROBERT HAMILTON , . MR. WILLIAM WEST . . . The lfuture Farmers of America is a national organization for studying vocational agriculture. The members learn to conduct and take part in public meetings, to buy and sell their goods, to solve mee, and the Florida State Fair in Tampa, where they judged livestock. They also entered three Angus heifers at the Florida State Fair and won top honors at the Ocala Livestock Show. Two boys attended Forestry Camp for a week, winning several honors. Three boys attended the State F.F.A. Convention at Daytona Beach as delegates. The Annual Parent-Son Banquet was held in the spring with about 100 attending. There were approximately 100 supervised projects carried on by the boys during the school year. their own problems when something breaks or is in need of repair: to finance themselves, and to assume civic responsibilities. The chapter sent a judging team to Ocala, Kissim- YS' Left to Right, Standing: W. Thompson, A. J. Clements, C. Wiederhold. Kneeling: R. Jimenez, R. Wiederhold, R. Hamilton. ,whip if. nays' Q.. '35 V - Wit. it 'Ka , L f , , '52 sims.. 'Q' J. Wilcox showing off his prize winning heifer. 65 G W ,sc v'.3 ' .M if ,E 3353 Left tn Right, First Row: P. Rossman, O. Giddens, J. Spears E. Vihlen, M. E. Powell, J. Cullum, B. Ellett, C. Valentine, Y. Barron, A. Bowen, P. Rans, K. Jenkins. Serond Row: J Milam, P. Poffenberger, D. Gordon, C. Fleming, H. Ergle, N. Chalkley, P. Freeman, J. Jennings, L. Smith, M. Loechelt if ' T ou' 1 V D. Fleischer, L. Anderson, E. Vaughn, D. A. Pearson, H. Redding. Third Row: N. Robb, D. Senn, M. Campbell, G. Silk- ',h 4 wood, C. Case, P. Thomas, J. D. Stone, R. Armstrong, B. Stone, J. Ceresoli, C. Hawkins, P. Brewer, P. Nicks, M. A. Wright, S. Jacobson. EUTUHE TEACHERS UHEA IZE Soon after school started plans were made for American Education Week. After Z1 few days of observation, the senior members were given per- mission to be substitute teachers in the elementary schools. Some of the members attended Q1 conference in April held .lt Florida Southern College. They also gave Ll ten for the retired teachers of Seminole County. This division of the Future Teachers is known as sf? .4 1' V A f 3 1 S Left to Right: Bob, Sara, Mary Esther, Pauline, and Marian. the T. XV. Lawton Club. The sponsors, Mrs. Hilda Wrgly' and Mr. Roger Harris, have done ll fine job of encouraging the members to pursue the teaching profession. O lf lf l C E R S BOB ARMSTRONG .....,.. . . . Presidenf MARY ESTHER POWELL. . . .... Vire-President PAULINE RANS ......... Secretary-Treasurer SARA JACOBSON . . . . Publicity Chairman-Historian MARIAN CRIM . . .......... Chaplain ,f. N Planning for American Education Week. IEEE? I!!! -A gf sea' .A'P. lt, i ' ri' ov in- gQWQ .v:,s Left to Right, First Row: J. Senkarik, E. Vihlen, H. Adams, Pickens, B. L. Selvidge, E. Spears, L. Kanner. Tbird Row: V. Kirchhoff, S. Morgan, C. McNeill, D. Sharon, A. Stansfield. A. Phelps, J. Moye, A. Collins, D. Rountree, F. Ball, R. Ashley, Second Row: W. McMillan, S. Lee, M. J. King, M. Routh, N. B. Hold, L. Smith. MUUEH CI-XESAHS After our second year of Latin under Mrs. Coleman, we felt we had mastered the language of the Romans and had learned a great deal about their living habits. We were able to display our Latin personalities at our annual banquet as we dressed, s oke, and ate as thou h we were sittin in old Roman surroundin s. P 8 g g Under the direction of our advisor, our variety show proved to be Ll big success. OFFICERS AL COLLINS .... . . .President SHIRLEY MORGAN . . . . . Virc-President BETTY LYNN SELVIDGE . . .Serretury LINDA KANNER .... . . Treasurer MRS. NELLIE COLEMAN . ....... . , Sponsor MOTTO: Volvnx lit Pntwzx COLORS: Purple aml W'fJih' 9 Left to Rigbi: Betty Lynn, Shirley, Mrs. Coleman, Linda, Al. What kind of a cop do you think I am' I didn t do anything, almost! W Mrs. Coleman directs practice JUNIUH SLASS PRESENTS FATHER HNUW5 BEST Moiher KAYE JENKINS Betty ANN VORNDRAN Father RANDALL ROBBINS Bud BILLY KIRCHHOFF Kathy IRIS CAUSEY Parry NAN CUSHING Ralph LESLIE SMITH J D STONE Of :ter BILLY BISHOP SHIRLEY ANDERSON DONNA NEWSON MARGARET ELLISON Perkins TRUDY MCCARLEY Dxrertor MRS NELLIE COLEMAN Mr Brink u orfla Mrs Wembley Mrs ones Mrs Woolsey The members of the junior plly elst exeelled in elr1m1t1C ability while ClI'lT11lIl1lI1L, 1 humorous ren elution of lathcr Knows Best ln ldlptltion fiom the radio program of the same name Starring in the play were Kaye enkms pelee making mother, Randall Robbins portrayed the busi ness like father yy ho got into trouble by ll'lS1SIll'lg that he knevy what was best for the family The teen lge daughter played by Ann Norndrm ind her boy friend played by Leslie Smith were the eiuse of the big, rnix up The tyxo younger ehildren Niney Cush ing and lrls Clusey ereated a 3,re1t dell of trouble for the older members of the family The unior class may' certainly' be proud of their pl1y and express their thanks to Mrs. Coleman who was responsible for making the play' Ll success. Garden Club Gossips V tw aww Oops he tnppecl over a suntcase , Use more elbow grease' R f This is dancing? SENIUH CLASS PHESENT5 SEVEN VINDEHELLAS Mr Muller KENNETH RAMSEY Mrs Miller BETTY A MUNSON ark BOB ARMSTRONG Agnes ELIZABETH WOODRUFF Vnxan NANCY TRAVASOS Eileen Harley MARTY CAMERON Hazel MARY E POWELL Cheyenne Bill JIMMY OWEN Amelia JANICE KINLAW Beth MARY A WRIGHT Edgar BOB MITCHELL Larry Reed RICHARD TISON LARRY PAYTON ERNIE MORRIS Harare fthe Harsel The enst of the Semor Cl1ss play que 1 most eommendxble performmce of Suen Cmderellas eomedy m three .lets Performing m the play were Kenneth Rlmsey por tmymg the role of Mr Mxller n snckly hen peeked fither Betty Arm Munson Mrs Mnller deplets the dommeermg mother of about 40 jack the handsome happy go lucky son ns 1cted by Bob Armstrong hns spo1led but pretty sxster ns pllyed by Elnzabeth Woodruff Nancy Tmvasos .ls N :vlan IS the petite but pouty fnnce of jack Marty Cameron who trles to get Mr Muller to read .1 play she hls wrntten eharacterlres the part of Exleen the Mlllers mend Ismce Kmlaw and Mary A Wrnght seem to keep thmgs hummmg m the Muller household whxle prae tlClI1g for 1 r1d1o .ludltlon Jlmmy Owen also trymy., to get on 1 r1d1o proy,r1m snngs eowboy songs whleh have no speenal tune He also dexotes has lose to Nhry E Powell .mother mud Bob Mltchell the obhgmg brother of Amelia 1nd Beth does elever nmpersonltlons or seems to thmk he does RICIILIFLI Tnson dnd 1 good lob .15 the bug rldlo produeer from New York Cnty md Larry Ply ton and hns better half proxnded lots of llLl2I'I9 throughout the entlre m IV Lnder the dlreetlon of Xlr George lhbbs the plu xx ms IU immense sueeess 'YW Horace the horse enters. his .,. P. Witte D j. Kinlaw Wynne J. Fifggf I M. J. Flynt T X, A at -izowffyp 'g'i'fW' ' . fi 9? I 'i'A QQ The Seminole High School cheerleaders, sponsored by 'pc Miss Barbara Rohn, have strived to boost the spirits , . T 5, ma r Vlrinwkx, of the team and the entire student body in many ways. i ' They prepared Victory cards for the students . iw to wear the day of the games. Each week the bulle- tin board was attractively planned to depict the op- posing teams. These were enjoyed by the students and brought a great deal of comment. Also for each home game the cheerleaders decorated the goal posts. QQ Ri Q5 eg veg i Xi Cheerleaders off guard E. Woodruff D. Metts Captain Lu B. A. Munson N. Cushing ATHLETI CS a .f an f . ,wig Mig, n 'P' E Nw' ,. W, lu... 55' . v Agn EN .-gfqxff. .-.. A H r .rlgwawn Left to Right, First Row: H. Allred, R. Henderson, E. Bar- Coach Kettles, E. Madden, R. Carter, L. Burney J Owen hour, J. Bowen, T. Broadus, B. Schirard, H. Pate, E. Morris, J. Hawkins, J. Jones, R. Flowers, D, Galloway, A Stanley R. Samuel, L. Bates, R. Johnson. Second Row: J. Williams, R. Moore, K. Abney. 3. THE DIAMOND Coach C. F. Kettles making his return to coaching after a lapse of several years, worked hard with an almost entirely inexperienced group of boys and taught them well the fundamentals of baseball and the spirit of fair play. Although the Seminoles Won three games while losing six during the season, the experienced gained should make next years team a winning team. Sanford played Seabreeze in the conference and Sub-District tournament and were defeated in both games. The leading hitter was David Galloway with a .333 average followed closely by Johnny Jones with a .320 average. Keith Abney and Johnny Willianis served as managers. f ,NJ EN r nigh, .lp- M... Safe at first! 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 C 0 R E s 9 . . . , .. . SEABREEZE 0 . . . . EDGEWATER 1 . . .. . TITUSVILLE 20 . . .. . NEW SMYRNA 4 . . . . SEABREEZE 9 . . .. . NEW SMYRNA 7 . . .. . EDGEWATER EEC. CONFERENCE 0 . . .. . SEABREEZE sUB-D1sTR1cT 2 ..... . . SEABREEZE COACHES MANAGFR KOONTZ FLEMING LAYER WAYNE McCOY SEASON BUUNUUP The 1155 Celery led Football season ended with 1 S 4 record The list game of the season was lost to DeL1nd by 1 20 14 score The Bulldogs went on to beat St Augustine to vun the E I' C championship The I-ed blckfield did a fine job this season under the excellent eo1ch1ng of Mr Fleming as did the hard md Bob Koontz The elected captains this year were Hawkins Bass and Carter immy Hawkins vus an lrded the Peter Schaal Trophy for the most valuable player The Lions Club Trophy for the Best Blocker went to Robert Carter md Brantley Schirard received the Kader Trophy for the Most Improved Player Howard Allred receix ed the WTRR radio station Sportsmanship Trophy and Bill 1 sweater from Mr jim Robson Wayne McCoy vias the manager this year and did an excellent job 1 CAPTAINS MOST PROMISING CARTER HAWKINS BASS BILL TYRE 5. . ' Q, . , 1 C , f ' ,, . , ' A - v . ' ya . ,Q , N x T . T Q 74 ' e l H s - I L ll ,Y 1 ' . . . , . , . . . . ., ,, . 1 Q L . t . , . h . . . , . charging line under the supervision of coaches Bud Layer Tyre was selected as the Most Promising and received , v 1 1 ij' . .4 C x - A ' 4 . F ig!! M- 1 I J. Hawkins J. Russi A. Stanley Clarke G. Bass D. Galloway B. Schirard H. Allred R. Carter Owen PIIHHTI SANFORD 14-HASTINGS 0 The opening game of the season proved to be a much tougher fight for the Celery Feds than was expected. In the first quarter, Homer Alexander carried the ball down to the 4-yard line on a 20-yard gain, to set up the first touchdown. Two plays later Hawkins carried the ball over for the first score of the ,SS season. Late in the second quarter Hawkins returned a punt 35 yards for the final score. Both of Hawkins' conversions were good. SANFORD 7-LEESBURG 6 The Celery Feds battled the Leesburg Yellow Yackets to a 7-6 victory in their first out-of-town appearance. By the close of the first half the score was 6-0 in favor of the Jackets. ln the third quarter, the Feds drove down the field for the tying touchdown. The try for point by Hawkins was good to make the final score 7-6 in favor of the Feds. SANFORD 13-APOPKA 7 The Celery Feds second home game was a real thriller. The Feds launched into a drive early in the second quarter which ended with Hawkins going over for the score and his conversion was good. Later in the second quarter Apopka scored on a pass. The extra point was good to make the score 7-7 at the half. In the third quarter, Hawkins made a 60-yard run for the Feds final score. The game ended with Sanford ahead 13-7. SANFORD 0-PALATKA 19 The Feds received their first defeat of the season at the hands of a strong and well-coached Palatka ball club. Although the Feds were determined to walk away with a win, they just couldn't seem to stop the Maroons well-executed ground and aerial attack. The game ended with the score 19-0 in favor of the Palatka Maroons. SANFORD 6-ST. AUGUSTINE 21 Despite a profound determination on the part of the Feds to up- set St. Augustine! homecoming, they once again came out on the losing end. Although the Feds made the first score of the game they were unable to stop the Yellow Jackets from making three touchdowns. The score was 21-6 in favor of St. Augustine at the end of the game. Hawkins goes for score against Winter Park. EELEHY FEBS SANFORD I9-WINTER PARK 31 Although the Sanford Celery Feds were determined to end their two game losing streak, they were unable to prevent the fast moving Wildcat backs from breaking away for five long scoring runs. jim Hawkins and Al Stanley, behind the great blocking of the Fed line, accounted for Sanford's three touchdowns. SANFORD 12-NEW SMYRNA 7 The Feds finally ended their losing streak by defeating the New Smyrna Barracudas IZ-7. The Feds scored late in the first quarter on a pass play engineered by Hawkins. Sanford's second and final score came in the third quarter when Hawkins scored on a quarterback sneak from one yard out. New Smyrna's only score came in the second period. The game ended 12-7. SANFORD 14-SEABREEZE 0 The 1955 Celery Fed football team romped to a 14-U victory over the Seabreeze Sanderabs to bring to a close the gala homecoming festivities. The Sandcrabs were unable to break through the Feds forward wall sparked by Bass, Carter, and Galloway. Hawkins and Stanley accounted for both of the Fed touchdowns. Hawkins, conversions were good to make the final score 14-0 in favor of the Feds. SANFORD 14-DeLAND 20 The final game of the 1955 football season for S.H.S. was an inspiring one. The Feds were scoreless until the first part of the third quarter when they launched into a drive which ended with a touchdown pass from Hawkins to Carter. The Feds final score came in the fourth quarter when Hawkins completed a pass to Madden waiting in the end zone. The Feds played hard all the way but were unable to stop the fast Bulldog backs. W. Harper H. Alexander M. Scott P. Byrd T. Goembel E. Madden W. Tyre M. Nance J. Stotsky B. Robinson Harper goes for a first down against New Smyrna. finhif ANI' Hawkins goes for the first down. PUT HE IIELEHY FEBS The junior Varsity concluded their 1955 football season with a one, three, record. Despite the fact that the tl. V.'s won only one game they never stopped fight- ing. really did a fine job in whipping the boys into shape With a year of experience behind them they ought to be ready for starting varsity positions next year. johnson, Russi, Barbour, and Robinson, comprised the SANFORD LYMAN 6 J. Vfs backfield. The hard-charging line was sparked SANFORD DeLAND 0 by Tyre, Scorsky, Little. and Walker. SANFORD WINTER GARDEN 7 Coach Bob Koontz, who was new at SHS this year. SANFORD DeLAND 18 B. Johnson B. Little T. Walker V. Gracey C. Pence D WUITBII E- N A v ROBERT SAMUEL JIM HAWKINS JIMMY OWEN KEITH ABNEY ROBERT CARTER Guurd Guard Forward Center Foruuirrl PED'S HAVE BEST The Seminoles compiled a season's record of 6 wins and 14 losses. The Seminoles were sparked by the fine play of Robert Samuel, jim Hawkins, jimmy Owen, Robert Carter, and Keith Abney. The fine spirit and skillful guidance that the boys received from Coach Layer was a big factor in the success of the team's play. lligh point honors went to Robert Samuel with 516 points for the season and 15.8 point average per game. Following Robert was Jim Owen with 149 points and an average of 8.3 points per game. Under Coach Bud Layer the boys were taught how to play a faster and surer game: the team also learned the Coach Bill Layer fundamentals of the fast break and running the other teams off their feet. Most of the success of the team should go to Coach Layer as he did a tremendous job of building a fine team, We should hear a lot about the Feds in a few years as there is more interest being taken in basketball than ever before. Robert Samuel was awarded the Best Sportsmanship award, given by the Elks Clubg he also received the jack Morrison Most Valuable Player trophy for the second successive year. jim Hawkins was selected to receive the Elks Club award as the Nlost Improved Player on the Varsity. Samuel scores again against St. Augustine li s Hg! If JOHN BOWEN DONALD MATHIEUX DAVID GALLOWAY JOE HIGH CLIFF MCKIBBIN Guard Guard Forward Center Manager S C O R E SANFORD 44 . . . . ST. AUGUSTINE SANFORD 72 . . . . KISSIMMEE SANFORD 34 . . . . WINTER GARDEN SANFORD 52 . . . . APOPKA SANFORD 52 . . . . DeLAND SANFORD 49 . . . . ST. AXUGUSTINE SA-NFORD 32 . . . . EDGEWATER SANFORD 57 ...,.. . . . PALATKA SANFORD 41 . . . . TAVARES SANFORD 50 . . . . NEW SMYRNA SANFORD 43 - - - V SEABREEZE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT SANFORD S7 , . , . DeI.AND SANFORD 54 . . , . PALATKA SANFORD 34 . . , . SEABREEZE SANFORD 44 . , , . APOPKA SANFORD 49 . , . . NEW SMYRNA SANFORD so. . . .SEABREEZE UBC TOURNAMENT SANFORD 82 . . . . KISSIMMEE SANFORD 60 . . . , WINTER GARDEN SANFORD 72 ..,...... COCOA wwann., v-ax Carter goes up for two points Fighting for that UP 81 First Row, Kneeling: W. Philips, C. Dandridge. Second Row: G. Harriett, J. Barley, B. McCoy. Third Row: M. Moss, W. Tyre, K. MacMurray, L. Howard. V5 The Seminole Junior Varsity finished the season in good form. After a slow beginning, the team finished with a 6 won 10 lost record. Most of the team was composed of freshmen, except for two sophomores. High point honors went to Doug Scott. Under the skillful guidance of our new coach, Bob Koontz, the boys learned to hustle and have the will to Wln. Sanford scores against Palatka. STLE Some of the boys were advanced to the varsity during the tournaments, and made a good showing. Many members of this year's fine B squad will be used by Coach Layer to compose his starting five on the varsity next season. Cecil Dandridge was the repicient of the Most Valu- able Player on the Junior Varsity presented by the Elks Club. S C O R E S SANFORD 37 ........ ST. AUGUSTINE 38 SANFORD 35 . . . . TAVARES 29 SANFORD 41 . . . . NEW SMYRNA 39 SANFORD 21 . . . . SEABREEZE Sl SANFORD 62 . . . . DeLAND 44 SANFORD 34 . . . . APOPKA 42 SANFORD 34 . . , . NEW SMYRNA 52 SANFORD 30 . . . . KISSIMMEE 20 SANFORD 38 . . . .WINTER GARDEN 49 SANFORD 41 . . . .ST. AUGUSTINE 43 SANFORD 37 . , . . APOPKA 49 SANFORD 36 . . . . WINTER GARDEN 44 SANFORD 42 . . . . DeLAND 35 SANFORD 29 . . . . SEABREEZE S0 SANFORD 39 . . . . MAINLAND 52 SANFORD 37. . . .EDGEWATER 55 GIRLS' SPORTS AT HHQ5 CLASS CAPTAINS FIRST SEMESTER Left to Right, First Row: S. Price, M. A. Bellow. Second Row: N. White, H. Hampton, A. Vorndran. A new school year begins at Seminole lligli with a new gym teacher coming to us from Stetson University. Through the year Nliss Rohn has given us many new ideas about all the different sports. Class captains were elected for the first time in many years. These girls were in charge of getting the classes in order and leading us through our daily exer- cises. Later in the year Miss Rohn appointed elass assistants who took full control of instructing various sports. The year was started with several weeks of dancing, including square. round, and social. Next on the schedule was volleyball, which was cli- maxed with a tournament with fourth period coming out victorious. A few girls from each gym class participated in the volleyball playday held in Apopka. Everyone seemed to enjoy it and had fun. Most of us enjoyed our two weeks work on the tram- poline, and some of us would have liked to have had more time to develop our skills. After many hours of needed practice and learning the new basketball rules, we proceeded with the tournament. l7ourth period won the championship in a hotly con- tested game. Archery and badminton started the second semester. The student assistants taught half the class the funda- mentals of badminton while Nliss Rohn taught the other group archery. CLASS ASSISTANTS SECOND SEMESTER Left to Right, First Rolf: K. Punch, N. Travasos, E. Hansen, B. Johnson, L. Smith. Second Rout L. Kanner, H. Hampton, J. Colburn, P. Rzms, W. Gilbert. After a few weeks of practice, we proceeded into soft- ball and lots of warm weather. The year came to a close in .1 hurry, and the girls on the winning teams received letters with the name of the sport and the year embossed on them. MISS BARBARA ROHN 4 5 -. W i, k M wwf WM r Perfectmg technnque What a wmdup, Yvette' WMV' .1 1 1-Gm, Learmng to j1tterbug7 umpmg doubl on the trznmpolme Lmmg up the bull's eye Gettmg re1dy for the ,g.,1me . ' 'Q . 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