Umatilla High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Umatilla, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

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Carroll, Jr. 2 4 changes caused man new ideas for struggle dare awaits but the challenge where? 5 « mind to know all things to each way will show knowledge us man on moon and still searching arrived at destination but forever ahead where shall we go? 6 7 e 1 .....................why? 9 ...................living 31 organizing 75 .................competing 93 ..................teaching 109 ................ learning 132 .................. ready? 149 .............. supporting COIltdltS 161 living again e 10 fet ){ ruA Ze t -r 4x £ c± yy CL f Y 6« X cCf -d 0 t£ y£- v _ aa aA o J i 0A- trr ouo. sor-os JO T ,yj '7?W '£ ,'l« l-ic jjfl @- -‘r Qy i b-yutZ 13 18 miss mary mctureous 20 homecoming court 1969-70 Miss Diana May, Miss Wanda Tart, Miss Connie Kling, and Miss Sherry Stegall. 23 91 27 organizing intercini) council student council sponsors scholarship fund Gary Tart and Kenneth Roundtree anxiously await the start of the Homecoming parade This year the main goal was to sponsor a pork dinner to raise money for a Senior Scholarship to be given by the Student Council. Another very important project was Homecoming. This year Homecoming was one of the best yet and was made possi ble through the hard work of many Stu- dent Council members. Our President. Kenneth Roundtree, helped us to achieve many of our destined goals and helped to prepare the school for those who followed behind. Leslie Collins, Vice President, added much to the school spirit of U. H. S. 33 leaders of tomorrow student council officers Pictured: Mr. Ray Lucas, Sponsor; Leslie Collins, Vice President; Gary Tart, Secretary and Treasurer; Kenneth Roundtree, President. followers of today student council members Pictured: Edward Rose, Katrina Clanton, Leslie Collins, Terri Tatum, Barbara Lee, Katherine Fain, Patty Johnson, Mr. Ray Lucas, Jimmy Blaine, Hugh Davis, Kenneth Roundtree, Warrell Williams, Gary Blaine, Ricky Johnson, Mike Bakich, Gary Tart. 35 beta club honors participation, achievement, and citizenship Pictured: President, Rhonda Henry; Sponsor, Mr. Lewis Carroll; Secretary, Kathy Reedy; Vice President, Debbie Wigyul. officers 1969-70 beta’s First row: Kathy Reedy, Debbie Hickey, Connie Kling. Second row-: Hugh Davis, Daisy Clanton, Kenneth Roundtree, Rhonda Henry, Sherry Stegall, Cathy Cadwell, Carolyn Whitlock, Shirley Can- non, Mary McTureous. First row: Lory Faryna, LaMerle Elton, Betsy Faryna, Leslie Collins, Cathy Smith. Second row: Debbie Wigyul, Ricky Johnson, David Smith, Sue Wigyul, Susie KlingbeU, Janet Mortcnson, Terry Gastfield, Katherine Fain, Jeanne Lucas, Linda Zellman, Karen Henry, Alan Lincback, Jimmy Blaine. beta club initiates eight new members Cathy Cad well accompanies Betsy I'aryna to add entertain- ing touches to Beta initiation. Beta President. Rhonda Henry plans Beta activities during meeting. 38 Betsy Faryna and Paul Kenney were crowned Valen- tine King and Queen for 1970. valentine’s dance and review presented Janis Penley rocks out with faculty member, Mr. Ray Lucas. Miss America of 1970, Cindy Morris performs VOTE commercial with Mr. America of 1970, Carlon Harbison. Comedy-filled moments were presented by the Parame- dics Qub as they performed during talent show'. Ventriloquists, Eddie Lucas, is great success in show. 39 key club qualities . . . responsibility, leadership, ambition Vice President, Mike Elmore: Secretary. Gary Blaine; Sponsor, Mr. John Westervclt; President, Hugh Davis. This year the Key Club motto is “We Build , and with this as their standard, the Key Club of Umatilla had sought to give Umatilla High School an active service organization. To accomplish the needs of U. H. S.. the Key Club worked early this year to raise the neces- sary funds for its projects. The Halloween King and Queen Contest contributed as the Key Club's major money-making project. A portion of this money was used to help sponsor the Homecoming Dance. Key Club responsibilities include the execution of fire drills and the traditional duty of flag raising. 40 JF %, 4 Betsy Faryna ‘VO 7 C; gS J? % _ T '•vf ' iiicinl)crsliip selects key club sweetheart Top: Gordon Jarrett, Dennis Warren, Breck Johnson. Donnie Steverson. Standing: Hugh Davis, John Green, Kenneth Roundtree, Freddie Baxley, Phil Stegall, Jimmy Blaine, Ricky Johnson, Ricky Kthington, Mr. John Westervelt, Sponsor. Kneeling: Danny Cox, George Hamrick, Eddie Slater, Mike Elmore, Gary McDuffie. 41 key clubbers At each meeting of the Key Club, two Kiwanis members attend to keep up with the action of Key Club, which was originally started by the Kiwanis. Pictured here, Mr. James Gibson attends a Key Club luncheon with Mr. John Westervelt, Sponsor. Key Club members hurriedly (?) eat lunch to have time for meeting. 42 enjoy luncheon fellowship Terry Curry earnestly listens to guest speaker. Jimmy Blaine, Secretary, keeps up the good work for Key Club. officers of future homemakers of America realize that our world is a growing heritage Sponsor, Mrs. Ruth Shaw: Secretary, Betsy I aryna; Recreation Leader, Leslie Collins; Reporter, Sherry Stegall; President, Pam Burgess; Vice President, Mary Me Tureous: Historian, Wanda Tart; Treasurer, Connie Kling; Parliamentarian. Kay Merrill. f eudal efforts fizzle at I'. H. A. initiation. Costumed and dressed appropriately, new members? anxiously? await the final steps of initiation. Gathered around the piano, F.H.A. members, Wanda Tart, Betsy Faryna, and Sue Wigyul, calmly await their chance to participate in a Thanksgiving program. Their songs added greatly to the spirit of Thanksgiving. The F.H.A. pose patiently for yearbook picture. They are seated in the shape of a house, symbolic of the Future Homemakers of America. 45 Candy Allen Terri Atwell Pat Bailey Gail Bates Melonie Bates Rebecca Brew Pam Burgess Cathy Cadwcll Sherry Cadwell Daisy Clanton Katrina Clanton Kay Collins Leslie Collins Brenda Ethington Katherine Lain Betsy Faryna Terry Gastficld Beth Harrison Candy Heim Karen Henry Debbie Hickey Connie Kling Susie Klingbeil Linda La Fever Carol Mann Lynn Mathers Becky Mayhew El lie McCall Jane McCall Annette McCraney Mary McTureous Kay Merrill Renee Miller New members anxiously await their turn in the annual F.H.A. initiation. Jan Millican Elaine Moore Helen Moore Cindy Morris Gail Parker Debbie Phelps Betty Jean Ragin Pearlie Ragin Kathy Reedy Kelly Roland Janice Roundtree Susie Scovil Francis Shields Nita Shrader Cathy Smith Sherry Stegall Linda Steverson Jan Stricklen Wanda Tart Terri Tatum Elizabeth Thomas Robin Van Hoose Vicki Van Hoose Marty Williams Debbie Wigyul Sue Wigyul Linda Zellman Seated: Peter Getchell, Debbie Hickey, Pamala Burgess, Cojinie Kling, Rhonda Henry, Leslie Collins. Cookie Lunsford, Shirley Cannon, Karen Kenry. Standing: Peggy Roth, Carlon Harbison, Gordon Jarrett, Jimmy Blaine, Susie Klingbeil, Candy Allen. Donald Tart, Sue Wiygul, Buddy Wimberly. bulldogs’ bark staff bulldogs’ bark Above: Leilani Walton, Production Manager; Mr. Lewis Carroll, Sponsor; and Daisy Clan- ton. Editor. To the right are Junior High reporters. Top to bottom: Rebecca Brew, Joy Stridden, and Jill Adams. supervision and guidance The BULLDOGS’ BARK Staff regularly prints the newspaper for Umatilla High School. Articles for the newspaper are contributed from members of the student body as well as the Bark Staff. Reporting, typing, and printing are all jobs of the Bark Staff. editor daisy clanton production manager leilani walton sponsor lewis carroll,jr. 49 responsibility can be fun Pam adds her final touch . . . Everything must be checked and approved by the Editor. Once in a while . . . 51 paramedics officers medically educated First row: Mrs. Betty Rynearson, Sponsor; Debbie Hickey, Program chairman; Wanda Tart, President; Susie Klingbeii, Publicity Chairman. Second row: Wclton Cad we 11, Treasurer; Peter Gctchell, President elect; Ricky Johnson, Secretary. At right, Debbie Hickey ponders over responsibilities as program chair- man. 52 First row: Jan Stridden, Pat Bailey, Wanda Tart. Second row: Cathy Cad well, Pam Burgess, Kathe- rine Fain, Becky Mayhew, Candy Allen, Gary Tart, Daisy Clanton, Ricky Johnson, Sherry Stegall, Mrs. Josie Cad well, R.N. Cindy Morris, Mrs. Betty Rynearson, patient; Kathy Cox, Mrs. Rundell, R.N.; patient, Judy Hall; Elise Lunsford, Kay Collins, Debbie Hickey, Peggy Roth, Lynn Mathers, Mrs. Josie Cadwcll, R.N.; Peter Getchell. Sue Wigyul, Susie Schvil, Terry Gastfield, Francis Shields, Connie Kling, Wclton Cad we 11, Terri Atwell, Elizabeth Thomas, Patty Baumgartner, patient; Susie Klingbeil. 53 lettermen officers Top: Mike Elmore, Vice President; Dennis Warren, President; Bobby Linn, Secretary. Left: Dennis Warren awaits afternoon practice with equipment ready! The Lettermen’s Club is composed of boys earning a letter in athleticsand who go through initiation. The aims and objectives are: 1) To encourage and promote the athletic program for Umatilla High School; 2) To promote sportsmanship and the attainment of higher goals; 3) To encourage academic improve- ment; 4) To build and sustain school spirit and morale; and 5) To reward those lettermen who continue to participate in the sports in which they have lettered. Upon attaining his fourth letter, a member receives an award jacket. Money making projects are necessary in order to pur- chase these jackets and our annual Christmas Tree Sale is the best known. First row: Dennis Warren, Phil Johnson. Coach Ed McGonigal. Second row: Bobby Linn, Paul Kenney, Terry Curry, Randy Burhans. Jerry Daniels, Joe Scott, Eugene Bell, Randy McKinley, Jimmy Davis, Don Carroll, Kenneth Roundtree. Third row: Breck Johnson, Danny Cox, Mike Elmore, and John Green. Top: Phil Johnson diligently contemplates plans for Lettermen’s meeting this afternoon. 56 students earn letters Dennis Warren and Dan Williams are seen here at football practice. Blood, sweat, tears, and many hours of practice are the require- ments to earn a letter. Coach McGonigal announces recipients ol athletic awards. f 57 builders of the future officers Phil Johnson, Reporter; Hiriam Whitlock. Secretary; Donnie Steverson, President; Gary Tart, Sentinel; Mr. Henry Roberts, Advisor; Bobby McDaniel, Treasurer; Ricky Ethington, Vice President. 58 future farmers of america menil)ers Front row: Danny Brown. Reid Scnnett, Keel Kilker, Danny Simmons, Gary Tart. Ricky Ethington. Donnie Steverson. Alan Huff- man. Leo Hall. Dave Smith. Second row: Jerry Gibson, Tony Breon. Garlic Me Craney, Gary Me Duffie. George Hamrick. Robert Hall. George Heim, Randy Me Kinley. Hiriam Whitlock, Kenneth Sutton. Mr. Henry Roberts. Third row: Lyle Sennett. Bobby Me Daniel. David Shields, Jerry Baxley, Don Bernie Carroll, John Green. Fourth row: Phil StegaU. Welton Cadwell. Phil Johnson. Nathaniel Griffin, George Terry. Fifth row: Ricky Brown. Glen Watermen, Billy Me Craney. Scott Bowling and David Simmons add their part to the Christmas spirit by decorating the tree in the lunchroom. 59 f.f.a. boys willfully participate in annual initiation Docs it taste good Leo???? r I Windall struggles to win the hot dog race. What a dirty floor to have a race on!!!!!!!! 60 umatilla high school marching band First row: Ernie Penly, Drum Major; Mr. Dean Locke, Band Master; Mary Wilson, Myra Land. Beth Scovil, Christi Warren, Carol Mann. Second row: Sarah Dawling, Berena Cosgrove, Barbara Lee, Patrice Tietgcns, Francine Thomas, Rebecca Brew, Debbie Phelps, Kelly Rolland. Third row: Bill McCoy, Mike Bakich, Jimmy Miller, James Mock, Steve McCoy, Vanessa Hampton. Fourth row: Cathy Kemp, Charlie Cooper, Eddie Zellman, George Holman, Ricky Blair, Wadis Locklear, Jerry Hickey. Fifth row: Kevin Kling, Cookie Lunsford, Mike Whitlock, Mark Harrison, Doug Collins, Eddie Slater. Sixth row: Arthur Merrill, Tommy Mysinger, Jamie Bryant, Ricky Johnson, Kent Merrill, Randy Chatham, Coty Windham, Steve Getchell. Majorettes, top to bottom: Betsy Faryna, Patti Johnson, Lory Faryna, Jennifer Johnson, Linda Burhans, Beth Hasel- ton. Sue W'iygul, Head Majorette. 62 the closer he gets . . . marching, playing, participating, -all a part of the hand- The Bulldog Band, playing at football games, enjoy fun and excitement, while increasing school spirit. beginning band shows improvement First row: Jill Adams, Melissa Weaver, Melody Willis, Debbie Henry, Jennifer Johnson. Second row: Kevin McDuffie, Beth Rothhammer, Judy Land, Janie Roth, Mary Hicks, Cathy Sebree, Dasha Carroll. Third row: Becky Rothhammer, Patti Johnson, David Clanton, Bobby Tucker, Da- vid Donaldson, Dannie Latner, Wy Sebree, Jessie Slater. James Hinton, Larry Pope. Fourth row: Kent Green. David Seeker, I-rank Brown, June Seeker, Linda Mitchell, Mr. Dean Locke, Band Master; Billy Carroll, Paul Bryan, Ralph CadweU, Chris Marrable, Danny Messer. 64 Mary McTurcous, Treasurer; Edna Davis, Parliamentarian; Cindy Morris, Reporter; Mrs. Margaret Yancey, Sponsor; Wanda Tart, Secretary; Joanne Whitaker, President; Kathy Reedy, Vice President. library officers lead club into second year 65 Sshhhh . . . . First row: Jeanne Lucas. Jan Millican. Patty Baumgartner. Bernice Porter. Wanda Tart. Connie Kling. Second row: Mac Williford, Shirley Cannon, Beverly Green, Katrina Clanton, Edna Davis, Cindy Morris. Third row : Diana May. Joanne Whitaker, Kay Merrill. Gayle Bates, My- ra Land, Kathy Reedy, Mary McTureous. audio visual staff helpfully assist Donald Tart, Kenneth Sutton, Glen Waterman, Mr. Bill Lavender, Sponsor; Eugene Bell, Paul Kenney, Jeffrey Martin, Roger Horton, Jerry Daniels. 67 yearbook staff photographers Members: hirst row: Connie Kling, Wanda Tart. Peggy Roth, Debbie Hickey, Brenda Ething- ton, Gary Tart, Kathy Reedy. Second row: Corrine Henry, Mike Witt, Peter Getchell. Don Huff master, Karen Henry, Rickey Johnson, Katrina Clan- ton, Candy Allen, Cookie Luns- ford. Welton Cadwell. Rhonda Henry, Sue Wiygul. Photographers: Buddy Wimber- ly, Gordon Jarrett, Carlon Har- bison, Daisy Clanton. Donald Tart, Hugh Davis, Dannie Cox. 68 yearbook— bulldog 70 editor eatliy cadwell layout editors cindy morris debbie wiygul sponsor lewis e. carroll, jr. business managers terry curry pain burgess the pub 1970 Deb . . . Mr. Carroll assigns ads to Jan Stridden and Leilani Walton. “Lou” Cindy and Cathy admire featured plans of the annual. 70 ill staff members contribute to the final goal- bulldog 70 71 Mr. Gilbert Torres, Spanish teacher and Spanish Club Sponsor, is a native of San Sebastian, Puerto Rico. Carolyn Whitlock, Vice President; Cindy Morris, Reporter; Connie Kling, Secretary and Treasurer; Mary McTureous, President; Mr. Gilbert Tor- res, Sponsor. officers aid in refounding Spanish club ii. h. s. reflects Spanish flavor First row: Terri Sewell, Carolyn Whitlock. Jean Hall. Jeanne Lucas. Beth Harrison. Jan Millican, Cindy Morris, Leslie Collins, Debbie Wiygul Mr Torres. Sponsor; Jackie Bedgood. Kneeling: Jimmie Blaine. Second row: Sherry Stegall, Connie Kling, Rhonda Henry, Mary McTureous, Jan Stridden, Lana Scarbrough, Gary McDuffie, and Francis Shields. As a money-making project, the Spanish Club sponsored a basketball game. Female faculty members played Spanish members. Male mem- bers posed as cheerleaders. Featured were: Dan- cey Yancey. Mighty Miller, Shorty Shaw, Granny Grunt, Goofy Getch, Cherry Speery, Tiger Thomas, Gold Bond, and Referee Rhyno. las ninas vs. la facultad athletics- our coach our backbone This 1969-70 year was a very successful one for the Uma- tilla Fightin' Bulldogs. The team ended with 7 wins and 3 losses in the regular season. This was only attained through the help of their ever present coaches. Above, Coach Me Gonigal and Coach Walker critically watch the Bulldogs put up their fight. Top right: Coaches Mike Sheets, Mike Walk- er, and Ed McGonigal. Right, Coach McGonigal gives a little “help” to the team. Opposite page: Our Coach ... named “All Area Coach of the Year,” Ed McGonigal. ’69 fightin’ bulldogs ;atilu IMatiU UMATlU- imkhua -ftlATiU rfUilOA Vmatil dmatilla UMATILLA IftATUXA IMATU-LA First row: Jerry Daniels, Dennis Warren. Paul Kenny, Randy McKinley, Don Carroll, Eugene Bell. Second row: Phil Johnson, Ken Round- tree, Bobby Linn, Joseph Scott, Jimmy Davis, John Green, Albert Griffin, Clarence Lewis. Third row: Andy Hollinger, Otis Lee, George Hamrick, Jimmy Blaine, Phil Varncs, John Reeves, Earl Inman, Harold Rolle. Fourth row: Sam Sparks, Bruce Harrison, Kenneth Harrison, David Mitchell, Jim Heim, Wclton Cadwcll, James W'indam, and John Sparks. 1969 schedule Umatilla 40 0 Sanford “B” Umatilla 18 7 Clermont Umatilla 6 18 South Sumter Umatilla 34 6 Mt. Dora Umatilla 16 0 St. Cloud Umatilla 28 0 Oviedo Umatilla 0 21 Eustis Umatilla 22 28 Groveland Umatilla 36 0 Tavares Umatilla 41 30 Lake Weir Holiday Bowl: Umatilla 57-7 Wildwood r j bulldogs...courage Opposite page, far left: Dennis Warren displays emotion as he walks off the field after a loss of yardage. Left: Coaches McGonigal and Walker look on in silence as they leave the team to play their own ball game. This page, left: Without the ref- erees, chaos would result in a game such as football. Top, right: Jerry Daniels awaits the Coach’s final decision before entering the game. Above: The team must go through four hard days of practice to be ready for the game on Friday night. Below, sitting: Andy Hollingcr, Otis Lee, Welton Cad well, Phil Johnson, and Don Bumie Carroll. Standing: Sam Sparks, George Hamrick. James Windham, and George Heim. Right: Coach McGonigal aids Quar- terback Dennis Warren in some tough de- cisions. Top, left: Umatilla gave a good show at the St. Goud game. Left: Connie Kling, Roger Stacy, Jerry Baxley and Jeffery Martin gather to exchange feelings during the South Sumter game. 81 tableau thirteen Eugene Bell: Fullback Joseph Scott: Halfback, All Conference, All area Opposite Page, Top left: Jimmy Davis, after a hard game, comes off the field looking very tired. Top right: During a tough game Kenneth Roundtree receives a cut on his nose from which he suffered all year. Bottom left: At Wildwood, Joseph Scott maneuvers in and out to go for extra yards. Kenneth Roundtree: Center, All Conference, All Area, All Region Randy McKinley: Split end. Bobby Linn: Tackle, Honorable Mention, All Conference. John Green: End Don Bemie Carroll: Guard 84 Dennis Warren: Quarterback, Hon- orable Mention, All Conference. • 4 Eugene Bell, Clarence Lewis, Jimmy Davis, David Mitchell, John Green, Earl Inman. Phil Johnson, Rickey Ethington. Gary McDuffie, Richard Allen. Coach McGonigal, Varsity basketball coach, and Coach Walker, Ju- nior Varsity basketball coach, have both done a good job in training the boys for their individual sports. This is the first year of coaching basketball at Umatilla for both coaches. Previously, Coach McGoni- gal has been our football coach. Coach Walker came to Umatilla in September from Missouri. 86 Dennis Warren passing to Jimmy Davis during the Eustis game. Earl Inman jumps for the Umatilla team against Tavares. varsity schedule Home Opponent Dec. 16 37 St. Cloud 48 H Dec. 19 32 Tavares 79 A Jan. 6 53 S. Sumter 65 H Jan. 9 55 Groveland 106 A Jan. 13 33 Mt. Dora 64 A Jan. 16 46 Eustis 74 A Jan. 20 49 Clermont 77 A Jan. 23 47 St. Cloud 66 A Jan. 27 53 Tavares 73 H Jan. 30 56 S. Sumter 79 A Feb. 3 60 Groveland 78 H Feb. 6 37 Mt. Dora 47 H Feb. 10 70 Eustis 42 H Feb. 13 Clermont H junior vars First row: Willie Pettigrew, Jeff Tart, Jeff Buzzard. Alan Phelps, Mike Stegall. Kevin Kling, Steve Getchell, Leon Young, Lorenzo Washington, Greg Kenney. Coty Windham, BoBo Reeves. Second row: Jamie Bryant, Raymond Lucas, Randy Williams, Randy Chatham, Mike Bakich, Bruce Harrison, Ricky Blair, Otis Lee, Kenneth Green, Wy Sebrce, Scott Boling, Theron Garner. Third row, standing: Billy McCraney, Dan Mes- ser, George Hamrick, Ricky Johnson, James Terry, Kenneth Harrison, Johnny Reeves, Gary Blaine, James Windham, Phil Stegall. Richard Snow, Mark Hendrickson. Manager. jv wins a few Coaches John Westervelt and Terry Miller led their Junior Varsity football team to a fairly successful season. The members of the team put forth great effort toward their victories. ity sports jv schedule Dec. 16 56 St. Cloud 54 H Dec. 19 27 Tavares 41 A Jan. 6 41 S. Sumter 50 H Jan. 9 35 Groveland 41 A Jan. 13 27 Mt. Dora 64 A Jan. 16 37 Eustis 80 A Jan. 20 62 Clermont 77 A Jan. 23 59 St. Cloud 46 A Jan. 27 53 Tavares 51 H Jan. 30 57 S. Sumter 69 A Feb. 3 40 Groveland 30 H Feb. 6 42 Mt. Dora 78 H Feb. 10 48 Eustis 47 H the team Bruce Harrison, Ken Harrison. Jim Heim, Andy Hollingcr, Keel Kilker. John Reeves, Richard Snow, James Terry, Charles Thom- as, Phil Vams. Above Coach Walker watches in wonder. Left: Mary McTurcous, Daisy Clanton, Leslie Collins, Sherry Stegall, Rhonda Henry, Wanda Tart, and Debbie Hickey. Below: Coach McGonigal led the first cheer to get school spirit at a peak for the Pep Assembly. Connie Kling, Sherry Ste- gall. Daisy Clanton, Leslie Collins, and Mary Me Tureous watch and wait their turns. leaders of school spirit The cheerleaders are a vital part of the Bulldog Teams. With their spirit leading the school’s, the team could, and did, win. This year the cheerleaders were: Mary Mc- Tureous, Captain; Sherry Stegall, Co-Capt; Connie Kling; Rhonda Henry; Wanda Tart; Debbie Hickey; Daisy Clanton and Leslie Collins. The Lustis-Umatilla game was a wet one. Below, Mary. Daisy, Connie, and Rhonda try to pump more cheers from the soaked crowd. Is this necessary, Wanda? Brenda Ethington, LaMerle Elton, Vanessa Hampton, Mrs. Rynearson,-Sponsor. Candy Allen, Susie Klingbeil, Sue Wiygul. junior varsity cheerleaders rally school spirit The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders led the team with their spirit and boosted it with their support. Without the back- ing of these cheerleaders, the teams wouldn’t have been what they were. 91 jr lii play their best The 9th grade had a season of 1 win and 6 losses. The members are. Kneeling: J. Hickey, R. Baker, J. Mock. Standing: T. Mysinger, G. Blaine, W. Nordle, S. McCoy, and J. Bryant. The 8th grade had a season of 0 wins and 6 losses. The members are. Kneeling: K. Kling, J. Buzard. T. Edge. Standing: R. Blair, K. Mc- Duffie, D. Messer, M. Bakich, and B. McCoy. The 7th grade had a season of 3 wins and 3 losses. The members are. Kneeling: E. Britzius. B. Pennington, L. Shreffler. Standing: L. Young, P. Bryan, C. Reeve, J. Quick, B. Klingbeil, and R. Cadwell. 92 faculty gr 3' cw principal mr. lee willis Our principal, a man. having much responsibility upon his shoulders, and having many duties to perform, instructs the citizens of the future. Mr. Willis supervises students and facul- ty, with leadership, integrity, and knowledge as his guides. Appalachian State Teachers College - Bachelor of Science Master of Arts Mr. Willis poses with The Tradewinds, one of the entertaining groups who per- formed during the 1969-70 school year. assistant principal MR. RAY LUCAS Stetson University - Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts sponsor: Student Council guidance counselor MR JOHN WESTERVELT Stetson University Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts Mechanical Drawing sponsor: Key Club 96 secretaries The secretaries at UHS strive to maintain a pleasant atmosphere. Their business harmony concerns the welfare of students and faculty. This congeniality in the Administration contributes to a wholesome edu- cation. MRS. PRISCILLA GETCHELL Secretary and Bookkeeper MRS. SHIRLEY KENNEY Guidance Secretary MRS. JACKIE GUENTHER Assistant MISS AMELIA VAN VALKENBURG Librarian Secretary 97 mr. george f. blue Florida Southern - Bachelor of science Stetson University - Graduate Level. Civics English mr. j. mike sheets Florida State University - Bachelor of Science Junior High Science and Math 98 mrs. betty rynearson j Athens College - Bachelor of Arts Peabody College - Master of Arts Biology Physical Science Physics sponsor Cheerleaders Paramedics Club Sophomore Class Activities mr. w. whitney lavender Stetson University Bachelor of Arts Psychology General Math Algebra I Audio Visual mr. tliomas haselton mr. john burr, jr. University of Florida - Bachelor of Arts History English Math The Citadel, Charleston, S.C.- Bachelor of Science Junior High Science General Business 99 mr. toiiiinv 1. haves, I J J Tuskegce Institute, Alabama Bachelor of Science Vocational Rehabilitation mr. gilbert s. torres Columbia Union College, Washington, D. C- Bachelor of Arts Spanish 1 and II sponsor Spanish Club mr. dean j. loeke University of South Florida Bachelor of Arts Band Master Bulldog Marching Band 100 mrs. niargaret j. yaiicey Stetson University Bachelor of Arts Library Science sponsor Library Club miss sandy k. tliomas University of South Florida Bachelor of Arts sponsor Junior High Cheerleaders nir. terry e. miller Florida State University- Bachelor of Arts Geography History sponsor Junior Class Activities Junior High Basketball Coach Junior Varsity Football Coach 101 mr. daniel braden University of Kentucky - Bachelor of Arts Problems of Democracy English miss carol speer Georgian Southern College Bachelor of Science mr. elvis lewis University of Kentucky Master of Arts Civics Junior High Math 102 Girls' Physical Education mr. henry cl. roberts, jr University of Florida Bachelor of Science Vocational Agriculture sponsor Future Farmers of America mr. Iiarohl woodall Troy State University — Bachelor of Science Geometry Algebra I and Algebra 11 Algebra III and Trigonometry sponsor Senior Class Activities airs, marguerite edwarcls Women's College of Georgia - Bachelor of Arts University of Georgia - Graduate Level Communism English 103 inrs. elizabeth miller Florida State University Bachelor of Arts Junior and Senior High Math miss elsie zellman Florida State University - Bachelor of Arts United States History World History sponsor Junior Class Activities Junior Play Junior and Senior Prom mrs. ruth shaw Mississippi State College for Women - Bachelor of Science Home Economics sponsor Future Homemakers of America 104 mr. ed mcgonigal Kansas State College - Bachelor of Science Physical Education Driver’s Education sponsof Assistant Varsity Football Coach Junior Eootball Coach mr. lewis e. carroll, jr. Florida Southern College Bachelor of Science Rollins College Master of Arts Business Education Publications sponsor Beta Club BULLDOG '70 BULLDOGS’ BARK mr. mike walker University of Florida Bachelor of Science Physical Education sponsor Athletic Director Varsity Football Coach Varsity Basketball Coach teachers have their moments too! 107 classes' t 110 7th graders enjoy new sense of freedom Greg Ogist, Secretary and Treasurer; Ralph Cadwell, President; Janie Roth, Vice President; Jill Adams, Reporter; Paul Bryan, Stu- dent Council. Jill Adams Frank Allen Lynn Allison Denny Alsobrook Penny Alsobrook Allicia Bacous Robin Baker Ed Britzius Debbie Brown Paul Bryan Ralph Cadwell David Chavis Ann Childs David Clanton Lee Clark 111 Sarah Conner Mackey Creamer Kevin Cunningham Randy Denski David Donaldson Dorothy Dukes Pat Pain Maria Poster P'lainc Prady Jeff Prady Tony Pree Sarah Puller Dale Gibson Gail Gibson Jerry Gibson Luther Gucrry Jennie Hall Nathan Hall Louise Halliford Geraldine Hayword Mary Hicks James Hinton Cheryl Horton Bruce Huffman Lyon Huffman officers 112 Sections: Gayle Gibson, Treasurer; Nellie Scott, Secretary; Warrc 11 Williams, Student Council; Barbara Mysinger. Secretary; and Jeff Tart, Vice President. Seated: Willie Pettigrew, President; David Donaldson, President; and Bobby Pennington, Vice President. Peggy Huffman James Keel Jody Keel Karen Kicklighter Judy King Greg Kinney Bob Klingbeil Diane Lambert Judy Land Donnie Latner Greg Lee Eddie Lucas Chris Marable Mary Masterson Jeff McCoy Kelley McDaniel Rosemary McKenzie John McWilliams Tcnna Merrill Terrcsa Morgan George Mower Barbara Mysinger Gregory Ogist Debbie Parker Judy Patterson Paula Penlcy Bobby Pennington Willy Pettigrew Tony Pope James Quick Perry Ragin Clarence Reeves Jan Rigdon Judy Rodgers Glenn Romines Janie Roth Jackie Scarborough Jane Scheunemann Nelly Scott Cathy Sebrec a M3 Scott Sennett DcRita Shouppc Janies Simmons Mary Alice Simmons Tony Sinclair Cheryl Smith Velma Smith Winnie Smith Marlon Spires Joy Stridden Jeff Tart Rita Tooker Bobby Tucker Phillip Turner Robert Turner Roger Varns Sylvester Wainer Evelyn Weatherspoon Missy Weaver Eugene Wilder Warrcll Williams Melody Willis Leon Young 114 115 8th graders assume responsibilities and maintain school spirit officers Mike Stegall, President; George Holman, Vice President; Doug Collins, Class Reporter; Ricky Blair, Secretary and Treasurer; Alan Phelps, President; Beth Haselton, Vice President; Mike Whitlock, President; Dave McTureous, Secretary and Treasurer; Luther Anderson, President; Gail Moyer, Secretary and Treasurer; Theodore Wilder, Vice President; Don Jones, and Jimmy Childs. 116 class of 74 I Laura Allison Kenny Alsobrook Luther Anderson Brenda Arnold Mike Bakich Rickey Bates Ricky Blair Frank Brown Linda Burhans Jeff Buzard Annette Caplcs Billie Carroll Elaine Carroll Jimmy Childs Laura Cole Doug Collins Jerry Conner Velma Drew Cathy Dukes Debra Dykes Terry Edge Debra Filter Jen-old Frady James Gaston Joann Graham Kenneth Green Nancy Hall Bruce Harrison Beth Haselton He Debra Henry Terry Henry Wayne Hinton George Holman Earl Inman Ricky Jackson Patty Johnson Jenny Johnson Don Jones Kathy Kemp 117 rs ri Kenneth Land Reba Land Peggy Lawhorn Raymond Lucas Kent Martin Mary Terry Bill McCoy Doug McCrancy Clarence McDaniel Cynthia McDaniel Student Council: Mike Bakich. Pattie Johnson, Mary Terry. Seated: James Weatherspoon. Dave McTureous Kris Mciring Arthur Meiring Danny Messer Linda Mitchell Debbie Morgan Gail Moyer Joan Mullins Paul Nichols Danette Parker 118 Allen Phelps Cecelia Quashie Doug Ross Becky Rothammcr Beth Rothammer Mike Saul Raymond Scott Wyatt Sebree June Seeker Ken Simmons Debra Sinclair Valerie Sinclair Jessie Slater Carol Smith Richard Snow Tommy Sparks Mike Stegall Joanic Stevcrson Faye Taylor Ray Taylor Christi Warren Lorenzo Washington James Weatherspoon Gale White Theodore Wilder Vicki Wiley Randy Williams Coty Windham Eddie .oilman 119 120 learn new skills freshmen display leadership officers class of 73 Keel Kilker, Secretary and Treasurer; Sherry Cadwell, President; and Jerry Hickey, Vice Presi- dent. Annie Akins Mary Allen Ricky Baker Melanie Bates Jacquelyn Bell Edith Black Gary Blaine Scott Boling Rebecca Brew Richard Britzius 122 Jamie Bryant Sherry Cad well Jackie Carroll Randy Chatham Berena Cosgrove Janice Creamer Kent Cunningham Diane Dowling Sarah Dowling Susan Dugan Steve Getchell Cathy Green Elizabeth Green Linda Green Vanessa Hampton Mark Harrison Candy Heim Alice Hester Jerry Hickey Betty Jean Holley Barbara Holt Pam Jarrctt Wayne Kling Linda LaFever Duane Land Barbara Lee Wadis Locklear Larry Lowe Jane McCall Steven McCoy Annette McCraney William Perry McCraney Carol Mann Kent Merrill Rene Miller David Mitchell James Mock Elaine Moore Inez Elaine Moore Her shall Morgan 123 Gary Mortenscn Tommy Mysingcr Aaron Parker Gail Parker Debbie Phelps Betty Ragins Kelly Roland Cathy Rolle Janice Roundtree Sharon Scott Beth Scovil James Seeker Reid Sennett Leeland Shelton Nita Shrader David Simmons Gloria Snow John Sparks Sam Sparks Linda Steverson Terri Tatum Tim Tookcr Vicki VanHoosc Philip Varnes Robert Walker Sally Williford James Windham Irma Young sophomores hold high aims officers class of 72 Lory Faryna, Vice President;Otis Lee, Secretary' and Treasurer; and Karen Henry. Reporter. Seated: Phil Ste- gall. Candy Allen Richard Allen Linda Arnold Terri Atwell Jackie Bedgood Buddy Blankenship Ricky Brown Welton Cadwcll Stewart Clark Charlie Cooper Cathy Cox Bill Dugan Darrell Edge La Merle Elton Brenda Ethington 125 Lory I-ary na Katherine I ain Erwin Gajenten Terry Gastficld Peter Getchell Gale Green Judy Hall Robert Hall George Hamrick Melody Harris Beth Harrison Kenneth Harrison Debbie Hartwright Jimmy Heim Mark Hendrickson Karen Henry Mary Hester Jack Hickey Andy Hollinger Ricky Johnson Susie Klingbeil Otis Lee Alan Lincback Cookie Lunsford Lynn Mathers Becky May hew Ellic McCall Shirley McCall Jimmy Miller Janet Mortcnsen Ernie Penley Janis Penley Bernice Porter Gloria Porter Pearlie Ragin Johnny Reeves Harold Rolle Peggy Roth Wilhemina Russ Susie Scovil 126 Lyle Sennett • Francis Shields Cathy Smith David Smith Phil Stegall Gary Tart George Terry James Terry Charles Thomas Elizabeth Thomas l-rancinc Thomas Patrice Tietgens Karen Ward Sharon Ward Richard Whipp Janet Whitlock Marty Williams Sue Wiygul Linda Zellman Sue Wiygul, Katherine l ain. Jack Hickey, Susie Klingbeil, Erancine Thomas, Candy Allen, and Welton Cadwellwere among the Sophomore Class attending a field trip at Marineland this year. 127 juniors excel while officers class of 71 Standing: Danny Cox, Treasurer; Lesie Collins. President. Seated: Jimmy Blaine, Vice President. Kneeling: Robyn Van Hoose, Secretary. activities keep them busy Standing: Debbie Wiygul. Prom Chairman; Miss Elsie Zcllman. Sponsor; and Donnie Stcverson. Spaghetti Supper Co-Chairman. Seated: Jimmy Blaine. Vice President; Mr. Terry Miller. Sponsor; and Katrina Clanton. Spaghetti Supper Co-Chairman. Gail Bates Freddie Baxley Jerry Baxley James Blaine Danny Brown Katrina Clanton Leslie Collins Kay Collins Danny Cox Rickey Fthington Betsy Faryna Randy Gambrell 129 Lana Scarborough Eddie Slater Dale Smith Donnie Stcverson Jan Stridden Robyn Van Hoose Leilani Walton Dan Williams Mae Williford Mary Wilson Mike Witt Debbie Wiygul 131 outstanding seniors catliy cadwell sherry stegall kenneth rouncltree officers Pictured, Standing: President, Sherry Stegall: Vice President, Randy Burhans;Secretary and Treasurer, Debbie Hickey; Seated: Section Treasurers, Buddy Wimberly and Connie Kling. class of 70 133 Phyllis Ann Blankenship Pamela Ruth Burgess f Eugene Franklin Bell, Jr. 134 Patricia Louise Baumgartner John Randall Burhans Catherine Gertrude Cadwcll Shirley Ann Cannon Charles Terrell Curry Jerry Lynn Daniels 136 Beverly Jo Green John Edward Green Albert James Griffin Carlon Douglas Harbison Rhonda Jean Henry Judy Kaye Holley % Deborah Jean Hickey Donald Joseph Huffmaster 137 Roger Allen Horton Gordon Wayne Jarrett Paul Warren Kenney Breck Lyle Johnson Clarence Calvin Lewis Connie Lynn Kling 138 139 Mary Inez McTureous Karen Ann Merrill 140 Georgia Cannic Kathleen Reedy Jan Maria Millican Cynthia Theda Morris Minnie Louise Nettles Benjamin Henry Mullins Peggy Sue Moore Sharon Lynette Stegall Jerold Kenneth Roundtree Terri Lee Sewell Paula Sue Simmons Joseph Edward Scott David Franklin Shields Kenneth Karl Sutton Donald Ray Tart 142 Joann Whitaker Carolyn Joyce Whitlock Ira McKay Wimberly, Jr. Not Pictured Carol Yvonne Brooks Roger Burnam Stacey Jeffrey Martin 143 William Hiram Whitlock UjOuO, U nuo OJXSu VYUu jyyu J|j j Lm o C ujuaA jJl Oo JCxSL % KoJdkvj fc OJJd fl U C5UVfi_ ru Au jQjlo IsX t JUujooXA ' CUVi n xAiu errvjD cA JCWct l UJ OAO cjfcfe-, _uj4u 0 Ojvjgijjrvc SiMufinit A c ''rm JCd oWjuuiXAA goV TVWj mu wvsu cu c vl! 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Eustis, Florida Custom made Draperies Better Drycleaning Faster Shirt Service 2104 South Bay Street, Eustis Phone 357-2202 ATLANTIC Paul Hudson Agency Paul V. Hudson OFFICE TEL 337-3333 HOME TEL : 337-2244 2300 S BAY STREET EUSTIS. FLORIDA 422 Citrus Avenue “Mingonets’ Since 1925 Eustis, Florida Phone 357-4129 Catfish Live Dressed Crabs Groceries Western Meats PALM PHARMACY ‘For Prescription, its Palm.” LEE’S Otis and Evelyn Lee Astor, Florida 32002 On the St. Johns River Phone (904)669-2033 Phone 357-2877 Eustis, Florida spring story ' RANCHES GROVES ACREAGE BUS. PROPERTIES ALL TYPE COMMERCIALS LAKE FRONT RENTALS PROPERTIES JUtbu j tpp Rciiitkrcd Real Estate Broker Res. Phone 357-4471 or 3S7-2BB4 Branch Office 28 N Grove St. Phone 3S7-28B4 MAIN OFFICE 1427 SOUTH BAY STREET EUSTIS. FLORIDA Phone 357-2BB4 REEDY RIDGE RANCH Registered Quarter Horses Louise and B. M. 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You can call anywhere in the U.S. for a dollar or less , when you dial direct after 7:00 p.m. week days and all day Saturday and Sunday. •First 3 minutes Remember, far away friends are as near as your phone FLORIDA TELEPHONE CORPORATION BISHOP’S CAMERA RECORD CENTER Hit Records Tape Recording Fine Foto Finishing Stero Tapes 902 S. Bay Street Eustis BILL MARTIN INSURANCE, INC. “A policy for every hazard” Big Eye Cut “your agent” Eustis Florida Serving Greater Lake County 165 K E PARTS 2 South Central Avenue P.O. Box 330 Umatilla, Florida 32784 Compliments of ATKINSON'S INCORPORATED Set uA toU General Merchandise Umatilla, Florida ELECTRON MACHINE COOPERATION DONA VISTA BAR HWY 19 2 Miles North of Eustis “The Friendly Place to Meet” Compliments of DOZER CLAY DRAGLINE FILL GREEN ACRES COUNTRY STORE SANDY ACRES RANCH Open 7 Days A Week Phone 904-669-3589 If No Answer 669-2991 669-3405 Rt. 1. Box 470 West Hwy. 42 Leesburg Mobile JS 3-5273 Umatilla, Florida 167 CARPENTER'S GROCERY MARKET Pleasing You Is Our Business Phone 357-4961 Dona Vista, Florida to Jou tffimiy i tfie t oo7rj John Maimone and Jim Glisson Where Your Dreams Can Come True First Slate Bank and Trust Co. EUSTIS Founded 1903 FLORIDA HALL’S LODGE fj. On the Beautiful St. John’s River Astor, Florida 32002 ECKERD DRUGS America's Family Drug Store Eustis Plaza Eustis, Florida 32726 COMPLIMENTS OF AW NURSERY CERTIFIED ORNAMENTAL PLANTS SHRUBS 58 SOUTH KENTUCKY AVE. UMATILLA, FLORIDA GARY DENSKI-OWNER Triangle SHOPPING GUIDE, INC. “Advertising That Gets Results” Phone 383-2627 P.O. Box 318 Mount Dora, Florida SEWELL’S RANCH UMATILLA 66 SERVICE � 32757 UMATILLA FLORIDA Phones (904) Bus. 357-6509 CAREY J. ROUSH Res. 357-5285 LARSEN'S of Mt. Dora Golden Triangle Shopping Center Phone 383-2215 Men’s Clothing BROKER-SALESMAN 2(22 S. BAY ST. EUSTIS. FLA. When The Love Bug Bites. . . MERRY-GARNER JEWELERS, INC. KARL’S SALES AND SERVICE Lawn Mowers—Appliances Gifts—Imports—Repai rs Candles—Pillows The Golden Triangle's Finest Corner Magnolia and Eustis Street Eustis, Florida 29 North Central Avenue Umatilla, Florida POWELLS On the St. John’s River Astor, Florida Compliments of —Modern Cabins— —Grocery Market— —Service Station— —Fuel Oil Delivery— —Complete Car Service— PUBLIX MARKET Where Shopping is a Pleasure 413 Plaza Drive Eustis Plaza, Florida 669-3529 PARSON’S CLEANER’S SHOETOWNE Dyeing—Tailoring—Alterations Pick-up Delivery Herman Parsons Owner Umatilla, FI. 170 Lake County's Finest Shoes Eustis, Florida Compliments of FOREMOST FERTILIZER COMPANY Leesburg, Florida Glass SIMPLEX, INC. Eustis, Florida 357-2828 Mirror Awnings Screening HARRY’S Hardware and Supply Roofing—Doors—Sash Insulation General Hardware Phone 357-3640 Highway 19 Mount Dora Eustis You Could Be “Dodge Material EUSTIS DODGE, INC. 237 N. 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