Seminole High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Sanford, FL)

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LEFT! Quarterback Mark Renaud goes for a first down and a 10-0 record. BELOW LEFT! Willie Taylor boogies down at the A.A.LI. sponsored homecoming dance. BELOW! Spirited john Litton bursts through the homecoming banner during pregame activities. HOMECOMING ! 25

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ecomin '76- The ultimate social event of the fall season proved to be just that. From capacity filled stands 5000 spectators witnessed in anticipa- tion The Big Event - julie Reagan and Sheila Bryson were hailed by popular vote homecoming queens for the 1976-77 school year. And, for the first time in Seminole's history, the previous homecoming queens hadn't returned to crown the newly ap- pointed queens. Instead, two members of the football team were chosen to have the honor and dignity of crowning the new homecoming queens. The football team came on strong in the beginning and led throughout the game to win over homecoming rivals Daytona Sea- breeze by a score of 35 to 7. 'U-In. Q I tm num tour: 11111 Rt zgan m1dDm1111e llllllllfll Nlelanzt lwbn and Bobby Robinson L1 L K w X L Lt -lm: Dmglzttru and Hzllzt llirtm bluxla Bryson and Paul l'Nr1 1 Xlll r m 1 St md Dm Nl Irztnslz .klzflru Buztltu and Ketm Bro 'iv i I , X . ' x -n L 1, Il' Yrs i 7- , , ' v. l ' l ' .,.- a ' l 0 ' ' -7 1 1 'N - Nh u -p 1 ,R N - x ' wt X W ' ,, ,, Y , 1 1. . ' , ' I Q Y l ' , t v . . .A W 3 ' 531' ' 'V--5-A-r.n,eTf??'? ' 7 V 1 1.70477 it rua j ' J dv nj ' 5: . ' ' i :VI S.:1unit'rs .md Lama fx rfr: 1' . L L' - F -V -, A L . VV - y. V Q I' 'gl ff . .1 ww: Harrzsoz md .lla 'ty Bfzsffr' I.: it fum L . 5 . J ' b ' Q ' lun. 24 HCJMECOMING

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th The houselights dim. The cur- tains open. Whispers are heard as the show begins. Packed houses showed increased interest over last yearfs at- tendance at Charlie Brown . The Bong Show and The Senior Calendar Benefit captivated the audiences' interest. The Bong Show was a take off on TV's Gong Show, complete with emcee and judges. Making his debut, David Bowie, alias Kent Thorne, thrilled the 450 spectators. The standing room crowd saw new- comers work to raise money for the calendar nominees. This new talent carried over into the Agatha Christie mystery the Mousetrap, where novices as well as thespians gave out- standing performances. SHS Pre- sents gave the students a chance to show their serious talents while crea- ting a form of entertainment enjoy- able to the audience. BELOW! Worst Place winners, sophomores lay McGovern, Amy Damn, ana' Monica West, enter- tain as The Leaky Family . BELOW RIGHT!Esfc'r Edclbcrg and Kevin Brown, Bong Showjudges, announce winner Ben Adams. 0 nin li .wwf 1 ali as X 26 STAGE SHOWS I .. Q1 f 3'4-