Seminole High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Sanford, FL)

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Q12 llQ,ll3,D Elia J QIJJZQ' Home. Sanford began build- ing a new image and still retained the flavor and spice of old Sanford. While seemingly over- shadowed by the wonderful offer- ings of Orlando and Disney World, Sanford sprang back with the final completion of the Central Florida Zoo. And while the zoo had become something very much to be proud of, Sanford still had claim to many places of natural wildlife along the St. johns River. The Downtown Development Corporation had a dream but it took some strong convincing. Sanford fi- nally caught on to the idea of creating a Victorian shopping village and the downtown area began work on its much-needed facelift. Plans were soon on the drawing board for a new city hall and aging places such as the Sanford Naval Academy closed. Economic strife was every- where but spirits didn't drop. The bicentennial july Fourth fireworks were less than spectacular but, nevertheless, were filled with that home town excitement and optimism that seemed to take the place of such material thrills. By September, new busi- nesses began popping up everywhere and jobs were a little easier to find. We were on our way out and it felt good! BELOWlLake Monroe still wears lmalgvs of old Sanford. Barge pilings, recalling tlzv early days of lazy steaniboat travel, silhouette thc sky. HWY ' ' 'l ', ' i l l0 COMMUNITY

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OUR -n K ' YNOLD , 5' Sfgi IL, ABOVEII-'rustrations and new-found patience charge the air in Mr. Reynold's campaign head- quarters. Thoughts of addressing one more en- velope or making just one more pledge call are often distressing, but Anna Nichols, Sally Oyler, Maureen Harrison, and Vicky Reynolds won't give up until the last letter has been mailed. FAR LEFTl1immy Carter comments on Mr. Fords signing of bills in the Rose Garden, which he claims, was done for political attention. LEFTlGerald R. Ford speaks out against Cartefs stand on foreign defense and defense spending. Photos courtesy of Orlando Sentinel Star.

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