Winter Haven High School - Wha Hwa Hta See Yearbook (Winter Haven, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 336 of the 1977 volume:

WHA HWA HTA SEE Winter Haven High School Winter Haven, Florida Volume 60 Table of Contents Academics Organizations Sports Classes Advertisements 16 104 166 222 296 Richard E. Straughn, Editor Mr. William E. Gregory, Advisor Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; 10 Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. Had both that morning equally lay I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be letting this with a sigh 12 Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Administration Mr. Lofton ponders a decision. Mr. Gill approves morning announcements. Mr. Gorman Ayers. Assistant Principal 18 Academics Mr. Riley goes over the day s schedule Mrs. Aldred takes a letter for Mr. Lofton. Assistant principal. Mr. Baggett, patrols halls. Mr. Herman Lofton, Principal. Mr. Roy Riley, Asst. Principal and Mr. L. Baggett, Asst. Principal provided leadership for the administration at WHHS. Supporting administrators included Mr. Jim Gill, Curriculum Coordinator, Mrs. Betty Zehntner, registrar and Mr. Jim Chambers Dean of Student affairs, Mr. Lemuel Geathers headed the attendance operation for the school. The combined efforts of these men and women brought about many important decisions and quick actions. Academics 19 Mrs. Desmond reviews the budget. Receptionist Mrs. LoCiero answers the phone. Mrs. LoCiero and Mr. Chambers discuss the activities for the day. 20 Academics f office Mrs. Aldred ponders the day's work. Mrs. Zehntner works on schedule changes. The office staff of WHHS consisted of Katherine Aldred, Frances Desmond, Ann Hines, Jean Kratz, Katye Lawrence, and Gailya LoCic-ero. The staff worked hard at bookkeeping, financial records, helping the administration and students who come in the office. The Associate teachers, Janet Donahue and Dorothy Teele, assisted the faculty in any way possible. Academics 21 Students wait in line to receive their schedules. Mr. Scramm helps students with individual problems. Mrs. Ingram sends transcripts to colleges for seniors. 22 Academics Mr. Schram checks files in the record room. Guidance The Guidance Department, located next to the main office, consisted of Mr. Schramm, Mrs. Ingram, and Mrs. Leonard and provided information about colleges, tests, administration requirements, scholarships, and occupational outlooks. The guidance office was available to all students with individual problems and needs before, during, and after school. Mrs. Leonard Sophomore Counselor. Academics 23 Sophomores spend their free period in the library. Mrs. Horne, a librarian. The Winter Haven High School library provided a place for quiet study and research. Consisting of over 18,000 books and over 80 magazines and newspapers, the library was a place to relax with a good book or to write a term paper for English. The Audio-Visual department was also a branch of the library. Whether checking out a television or borrowing a tape recorder, the A.V. department catered to the students' needs. Mrs. West and Mrs. Grant discuss visual aids. 24 Academics Library Students use the library as a study hall during school. Miss Wolfe likes reading magazines. Academics 25 Attendance --jf Mr. Geathers checks attendance. Mrs. Kratz approves prearranged absences. The attendance staff kept records of all absences and tardies for approximately 2600 students enrolled for the 76-77 school year. The staff consisted of Mrs. Kratz, Miss Lawe-rence, and Mr. Geathers. Students go to the attendance office for excused tardies. 26 Academics Teachers receive lunch along with the students. Mrs. Barton collects tickets at the end of the line. After school. Mr. Lyons helps clean. Cafeteria Custodians The cafeteria staff fixed many good lunches for both the students and faculty. During the holiday seasons the staff prepared festive meals and decorated the lunchroom to fit all occasions. The custodians of our school kept all the classes clean and the campus neat. They helped with repairs and acted as security guards for the school at night! Academics 27 Gorman Ayers Anne Bartholomew David Barton Arthur Basch Sharon Bates George Bass Sidney Bell William Brisbin Doris Brown Robert Bryant Haydee Burkort Frances Campbell Phillip Campbell Bennie Carpenter Manning Carter Mr. Baggett views retirement. Jim Chambers Robert Chandler Victor Chandler 28 Academics Jack Deedrick Lewis Ford §' Peg Ford M Mildred Colyer James Cox Janet Donahue Jackie Dugger Laura Ervin Cindy Garrard Clay Garrett Leta Darfus Virginia Evens Carol Golden Willie Graham Betty Grant Mary Gray m William Gregory Don Dedmon George Fink Ralph Glendening w H H S F A C U L T Y Richard Hagbloom Viney Hamilton Barbara Hampton Dean Hancock Cecilia Harden Virginia Harris Bob Helmick Academics 29 Anne Hines Patricia Hunter Jane Ingram Sara Johnson Judy Joiner Sonia Parmer James Patron Gary McDaniel Jane Moore Tom Morgan Jimmy Parker Dorothy Perry Paul Pletcher Doris Price Sarah Price Edith Phillips 30 Academics Eileen Smith Robert Smith Marvin Thompson Jack Upton Jean Welborn Elizabeth West Dana Whittaker John Wing Marilee Wolf Ruth Wolfe Jacquline Womack Oziemar Woodard Bill Woolwine Betty Zehntner Clayton Zesiger Mr. Reese conducts. Academics 31 Mr. Bryant prepares activities for Agriculture class. Ag. class provides many opportunities for girls. The Agriculture Department consisted of 7 different courses concerning vegetation and livestock. These classes were designed for the student who wishes to go into a field in Agriculture or relating to Agriculture. Students taking this course worked both inside and outside learning how to grow plants and how to care for animals. 32 Academics Academics 33 Students in art classes display their work. Coach Morgan instructs art students. i- l i iUk ■fa III ■ II — - V Tom Butz experiments with water colors. Students enrolled in the many art classes at W.H.H.S., received excellent instructions ranging from basic to advanced and specialized levels. Art I and Art II increase students awareness of art and it’s influence on life styles. Drawing and painting offered a deeper concentration on areas of painting. Three demen-tional design provided instruction in the art of sculpting. Drawing I was a single semester course for students interested in drawing using various approaches and techniques. Art students work with clay to produce surprising results. 34 Academics Mr. Wing draws abstract designs. Academics 35 Band Drum Major: Rick Alltop Growing bigger and better every year, the Pride of Winter Haven consisted of 290 members included alternates and Devilettes. Under the direction of Mr. Jim Parker, who was assisted by Mr. Jim Reese, the band put together over six different Halftime shows. Besides the annual concerts and contests, the band had the honor of performing a 12 minute half-time show at a Tampa Bay Buccaneers football game. On the field, the band was directed by Rick Alltop. A good band reflects diligent rehearsals. Officers and Representatives take charge of all band activities. 36 Academics The 290 members of the “Pride of Winter Haven. Drummers keep the beat for the band. Academics 37 Band The eighteen member stage band performs for many functions. L to R: Sandra Dix, Lynn Wise. Val Barton. Nancy Eason. Beth Scott. Gwen Faircloth. and Tammy Farley. 38 Academics The marching band exhibits a perfect formation. 4 Practice contributes towards a faultless performance. Mr. Reese looks forward to the day eagerly. This year’s officers were: Captain — Jody Beasley 1st Lt. — Kenny Collins 2nd Lt. — Debbie McDonald Secretary — Pam Gimson Senior Rep. — Andy Denmark Junior Rep. — Mark Branson Sophomore Rep. — Chris Browder Drum Major — Rick Altop Academics 39 Students practice to improve their typing skills. Business This year the Business Department added to its curriculum. Along with Accounting, Typing I and II Record Keeping, Business Math, Business Law, Shorthand, Secretarial Office Practice, Clerical Office Practice and Data Processing, five new classes were added. These included Business Principles and Management, Business Psychology, Business Machines, College Typing and College Notehand. In charge of this department is Mr. Hugh B. Anderson, who has been at WHHS for two years. 40 Academics Mrs. Gilley helps Linda Detrick with a problem. ; Mr. Anderson checks roll in his class. Students in college notehand memorize new rules. Mr. Cox and Tony Hancock go over a typing assignment. Academics 41 Students practice with business machines. A serious moment for Mrs. Harris. Proofreading copy takes an important role in typing. 42 Academics Assistance always seems to make things easier. CBE Cooperative Business Education was another part of the WHHS business department. The difference was that this portion of the business was taught at Southwest High School, which has been a part of WHHS for four years. Mr. James Cox and Mrs. Sonja Parmer, who is a Certified Public Secretary, taught these classes. Mrs. Parmer checks to see that things are running smoothly Academics 43 Chorus Officers of Girl's Chorus. Mr. Jones directs all his choral groups enthusiastically. Mr. Jones goes over section parts with Concert Choir. 44 Academics Girl s Chorus concists of 20 members. Concert Choir Officers; led by Pres. Larry Riddle and V.P. Jeff Coons. Under the direction of Mr. Joe E. Jones, the choral department was divided into three groups: Girl’s Chorus, Concert Choir, and Vocal Ensemble. The groups sold chocolate as their money-making project and performed their annual concerts. Academics 45 Concert Choir has 58 members including 18 sopranos. 17 altos. 11 tenors, and 12 basses. 46 Academics Fourteen selected vocalists make up the Vocal Ensemble. Vocal Ensemble consisted of 16 members who auditioned for this selection group. They performed for many organizations and clubs throughout the year. Academics 47 Initiation for DCT Students. 48 Academics Students work on DECA float. Coordinator of DCT, Rusty Payne. Diversified Cooperative Training, a well organized program endeavored to provide each student with a chance to receive training in a future occupation. Students who took DCT received preparation for careers in retail, wholesale, and service occupations such as buying, selling, marketing, merchandising and business management. All of these students put into use these skills in part time jobs which, after graduation developed into full time opportunities. Academics 49 DCT Mrs. Leta Darfus. DCT classroom. Loretta Goulsby speaks to club members. 50 Academics DECA Advisor, Mr. Bruner. CECF members leave Nora Mayo Hall after campaign rallies. Academics 51 DRIVERS EDUCATION Mr. Hancock watches student drivers. 76 models make driving exciting for new students on the range. Students learn how to angle park. Student practices driving. 52 Academics Students practice backing into a garage. Films shown aid in the basis driving skills. Driver Education prepared the student to be a responsible, well-trained motorist. This program consisted of 3 sections: classroom assignments, driving exercises on the range, and personal instruction on the road. This class contained mostly sophomores all having at least their restricted driver’s license. Academics 53 En9lish Mrs. Gray uses a visual aid. Sophomores encountered techniques in literature and grammar during their first year at W.H.H.S. The basic outline for the essay was taught to the junior English classes along with structure of the short story. Meanwhile the seniors concentrated on dramatic literature, after grammar review for the SAT test. Mrs. Wolfe, who teaches A.P. English and Speech and Drama, headed this department. -vi inS v ij Mrs. Kendrick watches a student s play. Mrs. Price gives a student individual instruction. Students work diligently in class. Academics 55 Students fill the open spaces in the Language Arts building. 56 Academics f Academics 57 Martha Williams expresses herself using pantomine. Debbie Skillen gives an impromptu speech. Denise Lanning and Kathy Leighton. 58 Academics Mrs. Wolfe suggests pointers to her speech students. ENGLISH The Drama Department was headed by Mrs. Ruth Wolfe, who gave students a good background in theatrical arts. Students that took the full year course gave speeches and performed one-act plays. The semester class taught students the basic format for writing speeches and provided experience in giving speeches. Creative costumes emphasize the actors' roles. Academics 59 French French Club Pres.. Brenda Eubanks. French Students work hard on homework. Miss Golden uses audio equipment. 60 Academics I -r-' .•«?: Studying in the language lab provides a change of pace. French I, French II, and Advanced French classes opened opportunities for students to widen their views of the language and lives of people in French countries. The French classes this year were taught by Miss Carol Golden. Language teachers prepare food for AFS. Academics 61 German Mrs. Joiner enjoys teaching German. Students take notes on German films. Students converse in German. 62 Academics German students spend time translating assignments. German II was added to the Winter Haven High School foreign language department to meet the demand of last year's German I students. Mrs. Judy Joiner taught both German I and II this year. This language has become as popular as Spanish and French at W.H.H.S. Academics 63 r Latin opens the door of ancient civilizations. 64 Academics Sentences format require concentration to understand. Mrs. Colyer teaches both Latin and English. Latin rejoined the foreign language department after a year's absence. Mrs. Colyer taught the single class of Latin I students. Latin was extremely helpful for learning English grammar and the basis of other foreign languages. Academics 65 Mrs. Golden takes roll before class. 66 Academics Mrs. Hardin's class prepares to begin lessons. Mrs. Gloria Alderman, Miss Carol Golden, and Mrs. Hardin used many techniques in teaching their Spanish I, II, III, IV, and V classes. Spanish students were able to view movies and filmstrips and listen to records in order to improve their skills in Spanish. Students struggle over Spanish lessons. Academics 67 HOME ECONOMICS Students prepare for a food test in Home Ec. Mrs. Bates instructs a family psychology class. Preparing for the future, students learned the many arts of Home Ec. The students will benefit from the skills learned, throughout their lives in everything they do. Eleven areas of Home Ec. were taught, surrounding the aspects of cooking, sewing and child development. Mrs. Dot Perry, who taught cooking, was in charge of the department. 68 Academics Mrs. Welborn helps Nanci Bird with a sewing problem. Ginger Sellers carefully prepares her food. Home EC. students await a homecooked meal. Home EC. students enjoy their work. Academics 69 Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing requires lots of imagination. Mr. Whitaker discuss ideas in furniture Shop is fun as well as educational 70 Academics Students finish up an assignment. In the Industrial Arts program, students learned valuable skills in wood and metal working, basic electronics, and mechanical drawing. The courses included Mechanical and Industrial Drawing, Wood Design and Construction, Welding, and Small Engine Study. By gaining experiences in several different fields, students found it easier to choose future occupations according to their interests. Academics 71 Terri Oenning draws with the aid of rulers. Mrs. Moore checks her roll book. Journalism Journalism I provided instruction in all phases of journalism with emphasis on newspaper and yearbook techniques. Students learned the basic skills of Journalism which include cropping, scaling and picture techniques. This course was taught by Mrs. Jane Moore. Yearbooks interest students. 72 Academics Students work on assignment. Students study newspapers. Academics 73 Journalism Editors of Trident Staff. 74 Academics The Trident Staff. I Mrs Moore. Triden, advisor. Mrs. Moore proofreads The 1976-1977 newspaper staff dL°mUCefhe'eVen C0pies of ,he Tri-ent with the help of Mrs. Jane Mo°re. sponsor. The editors con- Chill °Lthe followin9: Editors-in-Chief; Steve Walton and Karey Brauner; Club Editor, Bruce Jack-son; Sports Editor, Vernard Batson and Photography Editor Kevin Gnggs. Lynn McGuffy held the position of Ad Manager. The staff was; Bernard Batson, Rhonda Bigelow. Mike Blackwell, Lori Bloeth, Terrie Connell, Donna Friedmann, Winson Schoonover, Kim Leis, Jay Nichols, Patti Rash, Scott Raub, Beth Scott, Laura White and Mike Wilson. Academics 75 The 1976-1977 WHA HWA HTA SEE staff. 76 Academics Mike adjusts the enlarger lens. Journalism Classes section requires tedious and precise work. The 76-77 Journalism MB class experienced the best year ever designing the 60th volume of the Winter Haven High School annual. Advised by Mr. William E. Gregory and edited by Richard Straughn, the yearbook evolved from the minds of a determined staff. The frustrating, yet rewarding, hours spent producing the WHA HWA HTA SEE involved: creating layouts; writing copy; taking, developing, and printing photographs; and, of course, meeting deadlines. This year s outstanding members consisted of: Academics — Heather Ryon, editor, Gwen Add-kison, Amy Chafin, Nancy Davidson, and Tami Knight: Classes — Kelly Merwin and Lynn Harman, editors, Kay Gray, Anne Harlan, and Laurie Woten; Organizations — Debbie Knowles, editor, Jennifer Hollingsworth. Steve Joiner, and Carmen Payne; Sports — Todd Dantzler, editor, Lisa Emry, Charo Granda, and Marcy Lever. Other important staff members included Mike Arnold, David Roberts, and David Woolley, photographers. Academics 77 MATH Students practice using a slide-rule. Will Sellers takes a break from math. Mr. Brisbin assigns homework with a smile. 78 Academics Mrs. Cobbett explains problems on the circle graph. Advanced Algebra II students ponder over their work. Proofs for Geometry take time and reasoning to understand. The mathematical department at W.H.H.S. had a very well-rounded level of courses from basic math to more advanced math. The classes include Math for Daily Living, Business Math, Geometry, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II, Trigonometry, Calculus, Computer Concepts, and Computer Programming. The math courses prepared students for college level instruction. Academics 79 Mr. Hagbloom helps Eddie Ogburn. Mr. Fink corrects his mistake. 80 Academics � Mrs. Hampton looks through student papers. Academics 81 Physical Education Mrs. Duggar teaches football. Coach Downs reviews the baseball schedule. Mrs. Duggar takes roll. 82 Academics Coach Barton tells it like it is. P.E. students warm up. Students enjoy playing football. The Physical Education Department combined the boys’ and girls’ classes this year for the first time. Students who took this class improved in different sports ranging from archery to football. Teaching this course were J. Austin, D. Barton, B. Downs, J. Duggar, and L. Parker. P.E. class plays volleyball. Academics 83 JROTC officers stand at attention for inspection. The Junior ROTC program at WHHS was established in 1971. Each cadet member established good citizenship, self-reliance, leadership, a knowledge of basic military skills, an appreciation of the roll of the U.S. Army in support of national objectives, and an appreciation of physical fitness. The instructors consisted of Senior Army Instructor Lt. Colonel Dan Partin, Command Sergeant Major Don Dedmon, and Platoon Sergeant Ralph Glendening. 84 Academics Rifle corps practices marching skills. JROTC Lt. Colonel Dan Partin. Academics 85 vskmm £ .%£i£- %■ Drum Bugle Corps prepares to play a cadence. 86 Academics Academics 87 Science Mrs. Ting. Gary Desmond, and Jay Gray discuss autotrophs in Biology. Andy and Ann take a close look. Biology at W.H.H.S. included the study of the chemical basis of life. Different parts of the course were: classification of plants and animals, changes of life through time, and animal behavior. The scientific method was reinforced through participation in laboratory experience. Leslie Bryan, Tom Katina, and Vickie McClintock kid around in Biology. 88 Academics t Biology student just hanging around. Academics 89 Students prepare for an experiment. The Chemistry courses at W.H.H.S. were taught by Mr. Campbell, Mr. Helmick and Mr. Chandler. The content included current topics in chemistry, concentrating on preparation for college chemistry through experimentation and computation. Bill Harmon heats water to react substances. 90 Academics Dan Calloway and Mike Arnold discuss their data. SCIENCE • � Science Mr. Campbell listens to a student’s question. Students discuss a lab write-up. 92 Academics You didn’t really say that did you? Mr. Campbell demonstrates lab to Doug Barton. Physics was for students who planned to take science, engineering or math related courses in college. Strong emphasis was placed on solving problems and mathematical analysis of laboratory experiments. Main topics were motion, forces, heat and electromagnetism. Academics 93 Mrs. Garrad teaches with a smile. Mr. Lofton and Mr. Garrett have a friendly chat. Mr. Smith lectures in Social Studies. Mr. Woodard instructs his class in American History. American History students take turns participating in current events. Social Studies The Social Studies program at WHHS included many courses designed to enhance the students’ awareness of the influence of past events on their lives today. American and Florida History helped develop students into self-responsible citizens of the U.S. Ancient and Modern World History dealt with past civilizations, while Physical and Cultural Geography students studied the earth's resources, features, and cultures. Also included were psychology and sociology which involved man's society. Psychology students laugh at a skit. Academics 95 96 Academics __ Soldering metal takes place in one of the many work areas. Under the supervision of Mr. W. J. Hoffses, Polk Vocational Technical Center proveded the students with the opportunity to learn craft, skill, or trade. The appropriate atmosphere, found at the center, consisted of shops and classrooms made to resemble their business and industrial counterpart. Along with these courses, two academic courses were required. Academics 97 98 Academics Academics 99 Special Education v , ' £ Students enjoy reading and discussing. Special Education was taught to help the individual cope with his environment. In order to enrich their relationships with the people around them they learned many new things about life. This special class was taught by Miss Jackie Womack. Students help each other to learn. 100 Academics Miss Womack prepares for class. Miss Womack helps a student. Academics 101 Boys State David Haygood, Tex Carson. Ed Gardner, Todd Dantzler. Bill Stewart, Sterling Woodard, Richard Straughn, Daryl Spires, Richard Lockwood, and Mike Twyford. The Winter Haven American Legion Post 8 sponsored eleven juniors for Boys State. These boys learned the fundamentals of government in a one week session at Florida State University during the month of June. The faculty made these nominations. 102 Academics Lynn Wise, Loretta Goulsby, and Lana Beatty. Girls State American Legion Auxiliary sponsored Girls State. They selected three eleventh grade girls: Lynn Wise, Loretta Goulsby, and Lana Beatty. Girls State operated on the same principle as Boys State. Academics 103 ORGANIZATIONS Homecoming Homecoming King and Queen. Todd Dantzler. Homecoming candidate. Anne Tripp enjoying ride in the Homecoming Parade. One of the many creative entrants. 106 Organizations Richard has problems with his crown. Hard work results in First place float. The students at W.H.H.S. rewarded themselves, after weeks of hard work, a lot of sweat and a few tears, with one of the best Homecomings ever. The annual Homecoming Parade started off the festivities followed by the game with the Bartow Yellow Jackets at 8:00 that night. “The Big Blue Machine’’ registered their biggest win of the season by crushing the “Jackets’’ by the score of 52 to 14. After the game, the band “Third Time Around’’ provided entertainment for all the students who attended the dance. Then at midnight, the crowning of King Richard Elmore. and Queen Lana Beatty, highlighted the evening. Les Jeunes Fil-les took top honors in this year’s float competition with the title, “Kong the Yellow Jackets and Make us King.” Philos and Fellows float. Homecoming Court. Organizations 107 Amiketos Homecoming entry Members Patricia Pinner, and Vickie Knowles 108 Organizations Amiketos Keto members caught by surprise Amiketos 40 member organization Amiketos, the sister club to Octagon, was sponsored by the Optimist Club of Winter Haven. Their activities included: annual lollipop sales, homecoming activities, the sponsoring of the New Year’s Dance, the cleaning of the school seal, formal initiation, Amiketos-Octagon get together, the maki ng of Skateboard posters for the Optimists Club, and the selling of Christmas trees with Octagon. The officers for Amiketos were Beth Kingham, President; Lori Bloeth, Vice-President; Diane Gallo, Treasurer; Charlene Lahey, Secretary; Meg Snively, Historian; Rhonda Bigelow, Parliamentarian; and Kina Johnson, Chaplin. Mrs. Barbara Hampton was the faculty advisor for the 60 members of the Amiketos service club. Organizations 109 OCTAGON Clifford Ford, Octagon President. Octagon officers. Octagon, a club that was known for it’s rambunctious members, was sponsored by the Evening Optimist Club of Winter Haven. The activities pursued by Octagon were: their annual Christmas tree sale, a dance, helping their sister club, Amiketos, build a homecoming float, formal initiation, and participation in the annual White Christmas program. Octagons officers were: Clifford Ford, President: Reggie Jahn, Vice-President; Mark Barnes, Secretary; Bob Mason, Treasurer; Rick Bierley, Senior Representative; Danny Tillman, Junior Representative; and Jim Tofanelli, Sophomore Representative. The faculty advisor for Octagon was Mr. Robert Chandler. Tommy Stone finds trouble. 110 Organizations Members: Jeff Hollingsworth, and Mark Barnes. Jeff Coons Bob Mason • work” on float. Reggie Jahns trapped in the middle. Octagon members attempt building a pyramid. Organizations 111 Anchor Anchor members gossip before meeting. Anchor, one of the progressive girls clubs of WHHS, was sponsored by the Pilot Club of Winter Haven. Among Anchors variation of activ-ites, they participated in the following; Anchor Regional Meeting, a most successful event of the year on October 9th. Other Anchor Clubs from all over the state of Florida came to Winter Haven and participated in workshops and special programs. Anchor also sold candy bars at the beginning of the year and worked hard on their 3rd place Homecoming Float. On December 14th, Anchor joined Les Jeunes Filles Christmas caroling at Grove-mont. Also at Christmas time, Anchor had their annual candy cane sale. Formal initiation was held December 5th as all members of the club went to the First Presbyterian Church and then to Bok Tower. The officers of the 62 member club are as follows: Becky Wilson, President; Nancy Carrier, Vice-President; Sandra Mouery, Corresponding Secretary; Esther Zotti, Recording Secretary; Carmen Payne, Treasurer; Terri Donahue, Historian; Beverly Putnam, Senior Board Member; Mary McFadden, Junior Board Member; Tina Ford, Sophomore Board Member; Nancy Davidson, Chaplain; Trish Johnston, Reporter; Jennifer Hollingsworth, Parliamentarian. The faculty advisor was Mary Nelle Gilley. 112 Organizations Carmen Payne and Jennifer Hollingsworth display uniforms Anchor Beauxs Bill Stewart. Danny Neal, and Ed Gardner. Anchor advisor, Mrs. Gilley. Anchor officers. The 1976-77 Anchor Club. Organizations 113 Jay Gray cleans up. 114 Organizations Key, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Winter Haven, participated in many activities throughout the year. Such activities included: selling Halloween Insurance, holding car washes and they painted the lines of the High School parking lot. They also held a Christmas party with their sister club. Anchor. Key Club’s officers were: President — Reginald Wallace: Vice President — Lemuel Geathers: Secretary — Jim Claussen; Treasurer — Bill Stewart; Senior Board Member — Bob Vaughn; Junior Board Member — Brad Campbell; and Sophomore Board Member — Jeff Andre. Key Club consisted of 37 members. Mr. Cobb was the faculty advisor for Key. Organizations 115 Beacon Money collected for Mr. Touchdown. Beacon members. Beacon members converse. 116 Organizations Carolyn Grant and Brian Swain discuss plans. Beacon officers. Beacon president Sharon Connelley conducts meeting. Beacon's float. Beacon, the sister Club of Interact participated in many activities throughout the year. Again this year, as in the previous years, they sold mums for Homecoming. For Christmas, Beacon decorated the 8th floor of the hospital and all the children enjoyed this. Beacon also sponsored Don Cole as this year's Mr. Touchdown. Officers of the 50 member club were: Sharon Con- nelly — President; Patty Rash — Vice President; Marcy Lever — Secretary; Carolyn Grant — Treasurer; Lynn Wise — Senior Board Member; Vivian Layton — Junior Board Member; Vicki Jenkins — Sophomore Board Member; Teri Davis — Parliamentarian; Pam Farer — Reporter; Kathy Cooney — Chaplin; and Mrs. Harrison, Faculty Advisor. Organizations 117 Interact members Richard Corely. Jack Snively, Jim Bishop and Dan Trueblood. 118 Organizations Interact Interact members. Interact, the brother club of Beacon, was sponsored by Interact Club of Winter Haven. Some of their activities included, the school calendar, selling blue devil T-shirts, helping Beacon with the Homecoming Float, and also helped Beacon sponsor a child in Asia. The Officers were David Cox, President; Curtis Fields, Vice-President; Gene Rauth, Secretary; Jack Snively, Treasurer. There were 25 members all together and their faculty sponsor was Mr. Richard Hagbloom. Calendar girls selected by Interact. Organizations 119 Serta Le Winter Haven’s Mens Sertoma Club were the sponsors for the club Serta Le. Serta Le participated in activities of all kinds. A few of these activities were: a breakfast; calling of voters for Sertoma: cookouts with their brother club Sertoma; and Sertoma Bowl Activities. Officers for the club were: Joyce Coppock, President; Barbara Jaeggi, Vice President; Barbara Jaeggi, Vice President; Norma Hernando, Secretary; Sandra Dryden, Treasurer; Nancy Anderson, Reporter; Sandy Charrett, Parliamentarian; Brenda Eubanks, Senior Representative; Patty Simmons, Junior Representative; Angie Baker, Sophomore Representative; and Charlotte Smarte, Chaplin. Mrs. Koon, Mrs. Gray, and Mrs. Collier were the faculty advisors for the 66 members of Serta Le. Club members discuss future activities. Serta Le members. 120 Organizations Joyce Coppock, president. Serta Le Officers. Sertoma Serta Le Sertoma members share new jokes. Dennis and Sandra express club unity. Sertoma club members. The Sertoma Mens Club was Ser-toma’s sponsors, and Mr. Woodard was their faculty advisor. Sertoma was very active throughout the year participating in the Sertoma Mens Club Breakfasts, “Get Out and Vote at the General Telephone office, a party with Serta Le, a picnic at Sertoma Ranch. Sertoma wasn’t just involved in pleasure activities but helped out at Sertoma Park, selling programs and concessions, and also helping out with the Sertoma Bowl. Officers of the club were Dennis Polumbo, President; Joey Greenfield, Vice-President; Mike Youtsey, Secretary; Greg Heintz, Treasurer; and Mark Warren, reporter. Mr. Woodard is the faculty advisor of these 30 members. Sertoma officers. Sertoma and Serta Le joined together. Organizations 123 Philo fellows. The Junior Womens Club of Winter Haven sponsored Philos. The faculty advisors were Mrs. Deborah Anderson, Mrs. Beth West, Mrs. Cindy Garrard, Mrs. Mary Ting. They were involved in many activities, such as bake sales, V.W. car painting contest, Homecoming float, Halloween Trick or Treat at the Winter Haven Hospital, car washes, a Christmas Bazaar at the Winter Haven Mall, building a patio between the school library and the main office, candy sales, Christmas caroling, and a Philo-Philo Fellow Bar-B-Que, Dance. There were 49 members and 22 Philo Fellows. President of Philos was Cindy Smith, Vice-President was Susie Roughton, Secretary Terri Abercrombe, Treasurer Jenny Kormendy, Chaplain Anita Shills, Reporter Fran Ray, Senior Board Kathy Warren, Junior Board Carol Green, and Sophomore Board Pam Hardman. Cindy Smith conducts meeting. Mrs. Deborah Anderson, sponsor. 124 Organizations Philos The Philo club. Philo members get In the latest gossip. Organizations 125 Mrs. Bartholemew. club sponsor. Les Jeunes Filles members converse. Les Jeunes Filles, otherwise known as LJF, was sponsored by the Winter Haven Womens Club. Being an overly active club, LJF placed first with their Homecoming float. During the last nine years, LJF has placed first five of these times. They also participated in Christmas service projects along with a Christmas tree decorating project, a community bazaar, and Formal Initiation. Les Petit Garcons was the brother club for Les Jeunes Filles. They were selected by LJF to participate in all club activities. Officers were: Mel-lonee Shores — President; Amy Wirka — Vice President; Beth Morgan — Secretary; Lana Beatty — Treasurer; Kathy Roughton — Senior Representative; Cynthia 126 Organizations Les Jeune Filles Lanning — Junior Representative; Kathy Kady — Sophomore Representative; Chris Parks — Chaplin; Suzanne Hardman — Historian; and Cindy Gerard —Parliamentarian.The faculty advisor for Les Jeunes Filles' 65 members, was Mrs. Barth-alomew. Club members await next club activity. Les Jeunes Filles officers. Mellonee Shores. President. Organizations 127 Go Devils! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders decide what cheer will be used. Cheerleaders concentrate. Cheerleading provided excessive activity for the 1976-77 Varsity Cheerleading squad. Many activities were pursued throughout the year. Among these were; decorating the football locker room before games, cheering at football games and pep rallies, participation in a car painting contest, cheering for both boys and girls basketball games, and excessive practices. Elected officers included: Tammi Richert, Captain; Lisa Katros, Co-Captain; Julie Jordan, Treasurer; Karen Rodgers, Secretary; and Cindy Gerrard, Sunshine girl. Other members were; Debbie Knowles, Terri Oenning. Marty Bowers, Debbie Owens, Katrina Alsup, Susan Hurt, Laura Lee, and Olivia Smarte. The advisors for these 13 girls were; Miss Eileen Smith and Mrs. Sharon Madison. Terri Oenning Karen Rodgers Debbie Knowles Lisa Katros Marty Bowers Organizations 129 J.V. Cheerleaders Enthusiastic cheerleaders. JV practices for perfection. Cheering Baby Blue on to Victory. 130 Organizations Co-captain and captain. Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were an extremely active group of sophomores. Throughout the year they participated in many activities. Along with cheering at JV football games, boys basketball and girls basketball games, they also decorated the goal posts for the weekly varsity games. JV Cheerleaders also cheered with Varsity for the Homecoming game, which is an old tradition for the cheerleaders. Along with the varsity squad, JV attended American Cheerleading Association for training. Candy Rabe was elected captain of the squad, and Lottie Ponder was co-captain. The other members were: Dawn Giammetta. Kelly Powers, Lisa Tibbs, Kathy Addington, Dennise Lanning, and Laurie Anderson. Mrs. Sharon Madison and Miss Eileen Smith were the cheerleading sponsors for the eight members of the Junior Varsity Squad. Crowd supports Cheerleaders. Organizations 131 Devilettes Suzie Pilkington, Barbara Bouffard and Debbie Lucock show both skill and enjoyment while performing. A happy crowd is enthusiastically cheering on the halftime show. Dancers and Letterettes keep in step as the band performs. 132 Organizations Devilettes pause for a break to view the opponent's halftime show. Devilettes also consist of Flags and Rifle girls. Devils degrade hounds on their own territory Marcy Lever and Kathy Layton. The Devilettes performed with the band at all the football games, both home and away. The dancers danced at one pep rally, though all of the devilettes attended every one to help lead cheers. They marched in the Homecoming Parade, the Citrus Parade, and the Strawberry Festival Parade. They also performed at the Tampa Bucs vs. Miami Dolphins game. They were sponsored by Mrs. Janet Donahue, and are led by Kelly Verity, with Brenda Eubanks, as Secretary, and Terre Donahue as Treasurer. There were 53 members in all. Organizations 133 Devilet+es 134 Organizations Devilettes perform. Devilettes end routine in perfect timing. Devilette officers for the 1976-77 year. Teri Davis patiently awaits the halftime half show. Flags stand at attention as band plays the National Anthem. Organizations 135 Paul Payne offers help to Derrick Woodard. The Future Farmers of America (FFA) was sponsored by Mr. Bryan, Mr. Carter, and Mr. Thornhill. The club had 127 members who came regularly. The FFA was responsible for several activities including the bicentennial FFA chapter award, FFA fish fry, the Greenland Invitational, the National FFA Convention, sub-district contests and various chapter team activities. The Future Farmers of America’s officers were Steve Avinger, President; John Hughes, Vice-President; Alice Alumbaugh, Secretary; Champ Barber, Treasurer; David Avinger, Reporter; Alan Thompson, Sentinel; Jack Snively, Chaplain; and Rusty Snively, Student Advisor. 136 Organizations FFA Organizations 137 FHA FHA club members. Mrs. Bates prepares to begin meeting. Mrs. Campbell goes over agenda. Mrs. Perry enjoys working with FHA 138 Organizations FHA officers. Club members discuss activities. Tomorrow's housewives, Future Homemakers of America, were sponsored by Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Campbell. They held an International dinner and a Christmas Party at the Tampa Electric Leisure Room along with various other cooking competition activities. The officers for FHA were President, Trudy Meeks; Vice-President, Stacy Waters; Secretary, Robin Shannon; Treasurer, Rose Ann McQuay; historian, Renah Judea; parliamentarian, Stephanie Bonner; and chaplain, Terry Bryant. FYEA FYEA advisor. President. Kim Johnson. 140 Organizations Called meeting held outside. Future Youth Educators of America, otherwise known as F.Y.E.A. and under the supervision of Mrs. Virginia Harris, underwent the school year with great plans and followed them through. Some of their activities were candy sales, a traditional migrant children’s Christmas party, which is a benefit dance for Rick Bierley’s trip to Australia. Kim Johnson was the President; Marcy Lever, Vice President; Wendy Clifford, Treasurer; and Kathy Mooseburger as Secretary. FYEA also entered a Homecoming float. Organizations 141 Spanish Club Singing Group. 142 Organizations SPANISH CLUB Becky Wilson. President. Officers of Spanish Club. George Albright is overpowered. Patti Cronin gets carried away. Spanish Club President Becky Wilson, with the help of faculty advisor Mrs. Gloria Alderman had many activities throughout the year such as trips to the Little Spanish Theater in Tampa, Rowdies games and Foreign Language Day in Lake- land. Gala festivities included a Christmas Party, celebrating Christmas South of the Border. Other officers were Mike Twyford, Vice-President; Charlotte Smarte, Secretary; and Sheryl Blake as Treasurer. Organizations 143 FRENCH CLUB Students discuss upcoming activities. Students in first year French make projects to resemble French lifestyle. French club, being an academic and a fun club consisted of 40 members, both French students and students who were just interested in the club. Activities included: Foreign Language Day, a progressive dinner, a dance, a Christmas party, ice skating, Holiday on Ice-Lakeland Civic Center, viewing the movie ‘Water Lou,” and various bake sales. Officers for French club were: Brenda Eubanks, President: Jenny Kor-mendy, Vice President; Terri Donahue, Secretary; Sue Connor, Treasurer; Lana Beatty, Senior Board Member; Trish Johnston, Junior Board Member; Jim Tof-fanelli, Sophomore Board Member; Tim Weeder, Refreshment chairman; Greg Heintz, Parliamentarian; and Mary Ellen Cheney, Chaplain. The faculty advisor was Miss Carol Golden. French club officers. Organizations 145 French club members. GERMAN CLUB Christi Nicolay and Mrs. Joiner. German club officers. 146 Organizations German Club held theirtraditional Octoberfest dinner in October. They were also involved in many other activities. At Christmas time they went caroling and ice-skating. They also took a trip to Heidelberg Castle in Sarasota, attended Foreign Language Day in Lakeland, and had an end of the year party. President of German Club was Sandy West, Dan Calloway, Vice-President; Debbie Titus, Secretary; and Mellonee Shores as Treasurer. Faculty advisor was the German teacher, Mrs. Judy Joiner. Dan Calloway does it German style. Members learn to fold German flag. German members look forward to Octoberfest. Organizations 147 Diane Isler packs her suitcase. DECA members take a break. DECA members. 148 Organizations deca money-making project DECA members at annual Halloween dance. 149 Organizations Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) always seem to reach their goals at the end of the school year. They held an installation of new members and officers at the Garden Club. They had a Christmas party. And for the members and their employers, an “Employer Appreciation Banquet.” The officers were Ed Hendriz, President; Typris Stevenson, Vice-President; Beverly Tyree. Secretary; Diane Isler, Treasurer; Dale Seymour. of the fifty-five members the faculty advisors were Jim Bruner and Fred Putney. DECA Members await DECA bus. Posters show support. 150 Organizations CECF officers. Cooperative Education Clubs of Florida, known as CECF had and attendence of 111 members. Under the direction of Rusty Payne some functions they held were, Halloween Party, Christmas Party, Skating, State Convention and a Bar-B-Que. They also entered a 2nd place float in the homecoming parade. Officers of the club were David Rogers. President; Beverly Putnam, Vice-President; Lynn Neidhammer, Recording Secretary; Gina Blackburn, Corresponding Secretary; and Judy Davis as Treasurer. Organizations 151 Cindy Winslow tutors A. J. Brignull. National Honor Society, a select group of students, had many duties to perform throughout the year. They were chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and character. They needed a 3.2 average to be eligible. One of the most important jobs of NHS was tutoring students from WHHS and other schools that needed help in subjects. Other activities included morning devotions, the production of the dial-a-devils, having a Quiz Team and Brain Brawl. Officers of NHS are Jeff Tucker, President; Sue Connor, Vice-President; Debbie McDonald, Secretary; Dan Calloway, Treasurer; Mark Branson, Chaplain; Cindy Winslow, Junior Representative; Brian Swain, Reporter. The three faculty advisors are Mr. Fink, Mr. Pletcher, and Mrs. Cobbett. NHS officers. Honor Society members. QUIZ TEAM The 1976-77 Quiz Team. The Quiz Team consists of 8 members. David Thompson is the captain. Other member include A. J. Brignull, Tarquin Callen, Mike Twyford, Gerald Wood, John Hunter, Jay Gray. Gene Roush, and Sue Connor, manager. The Quiz Team challenges other schools on T. V. shows such as High Q and catagorically Speaking. Mr. Fink is the faculty advisor. NHS Quiz Team members. Organizations 153 Science Club Science club participated in much activity throughout the school year. The 33 members of Science club listened to various beneficial speeches. These speeches were presented by Dr. Jack E. Fernandez, Dr. Dean Martin, Dr. David Shinner, Margart L. Gilbert, and Dr. Frank Manheim. They also participated in field trips. Chairman of the board was Scott Garrard. The Board of Directors consisted of: Dirk Ap-pleboom, Bill Harman, Leisa Johnson, Mark Warren, Danny Cronin, Weston Morris, and Marcia Wiaont. Advisor for this club was Mr. Robert Helmick. Science club officers. Science club members. Curtis Fields uses Science club's equipment. 154 Organizations Chess Club Chess club members. Mr. Robert Smith, club sponsor. Chess club was one of the smaller clubs in membership with only 16 members. But in cases like this, it’s quality, not quantity that counts. Their activities included inter-club chess tournament, inter-club school chess tournament, and inter-county competition between schools. On the club council were Tarquin Callen, David MacNicol, and A. J. Brignull. Their sponsor was Mr. Robert Smith. Organizations 155 STUDENT COUNCIL Senior class officers. Junior class representatives. Sophomore class representatives. 156 Organizations Sophomore class officers Junior class officers. Student Council, the center of all activity for WHHS, proved very effective throughout the 1976-77 school year. Student Council included all of the following groups: Student Council Officers; Senior Class Officers and Representatives; Junior Class Officers and Representatives; and Sophomores Class Officers and Representatives. Some of the constructive activities performed by Student Council were: The Howdy dance, which welcomed all the sophomores to WHHS; they were in charge of the Homecoming dance, parade, king and queen, and all other Homecoming activities; they spoke at sophomore orientation; they were credited for White Christmas, which is a program that contributed goods to the needy; and also Teachers Appreciation Day. Student Council officers were: Dan Calloway, President; Ann Harlan, Vice President; Nannette Albright, Treasurer; and Sue Poole, Secretary. The 37 members of Student Council were advised by Mrs. Kendrick. Student council officers. Organizations 157 ICC Inter Club Council was a club made up of all service and interest club presidents. Its purpose was to settle all disputes between clubs and to serve as a means to exchange ideas. The 40 members of ICC were under the direction of Mr. Chambers, the Faculty Advisor. Officers were: Clifford Ford, President; Jeff Tucker, Vice President; Becky Wilson; Secretary and Cindy Smith, Treasurer. Student Advisory members discuss problems. 158 Organizations Student Advisory Student Advisory, a club designed to maintain an equal racial balance, discussed many problems concerning prejudice. They sponsored a dance and used the money for their yearly project. Their officers were: Sheryl Blake, President; Lynn Wise, Vice-President; Christi Nicolay, Secretary; Lemuel Geathers, Treasurer; and Charlotte Smarte, Parliamentarian. Their faculty advisor was Mr. Lemuel Geathers. Student Advisory officers. Organizations 159 Mark Branson begs for an autograph. B. Erde. A. Shills. P. White. K. McPartain. and P. Rash. DRAMA Drama Club was responsible for several performances throughout the year. Among their variety of activities, the Drama Club ushered for the Winter Haven Community Theatre, constructed a charity booth bazaar at the Mall, went to see a spring production of: You Were Born on a Rotten Day, and attended several spring rehearsals along with curtain calls. The officers for Drama Club were: Karen McPartian, President: Susie Vaghn, Vice President; Blair Erde, Secretary: and Anita Shills, Treasurer. The faculty advisor for the 27 member Drama Club was Miss Allison. The arts of Kung Fu shown by Blair Erde. K. McPartain and K. Rogers show patriotism. Organizations 161 FBLA FBLA decides on activities. FBLA President, Sandra West. Future Business Leaders of America, commonly known as FBLA was a new club for the 1976-1977 school year. President of the club was Sandy West; Vice-President, Sterlin Woodard; Treasurer, Brenda Eubanks; and Secretary, Kelly Verity. Sponsors of this 43 member club were Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Johnson. 162 Organizations Exchange Students Exchange Students. Marianne Muurholm and Filip Lowette. Exchange students, Marianne Muurholm from Denmark and Filip Lowette from Belgium, spent an exciting year in Winter Haven upon their first visit to the U.S. These students learned not only American traditions surrounding Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and other Holidays but how to adapt themselves to living with a new family, away from their country. American Field Service had approximately 50 members, with Mrs. Kruegar as community sponsor. The officers were: Marty Bowers, President; Joe Attaway, Vice President; Barbara Jaeggi, Secretary; Kelly Merwin, T reasurer; Jenny Kormendy and Anne Harlan, Publicity Co-Chairmen; Kay Gray and Linda Marshburn, Program and Party Co-Chairmen. Organizations 163 Fund raising projects. 164 Organizations Money Raising Project included male Cheerleaders. The Junior Prom was held this year in the Hemisphere Lounge of the Contemporary Hotel at Disney World. The Prom officers were Karen Kingham, chairman; Sandra Dryden, co-chairman; Teri Davis, treasurer; and Katrina Alsup, secretary. The Committee Chairmen were as follows: Invitations, Jenny Kor-mendy and Barbara Jaeiggi; Notables, Dan Trueblood and Susan Hurt; News Release, Laura Lee and Beth Livingston; Programs, Nanette Albright and Mark Barnes; Entertainment, Mary Crittenden and John Hughes; Pages, Linda Marshburn and Bengi Adams; Tuxedo and Flowers, Sharon Huey and Debbie Owens; Table Decorations, Jennifer Hollingsworth and Michelle Dixon; Transportation, Sheila Woolfolk and Jim Wirka; and Projects, Nancy Anderson and Karen Kalogridis. All who attended Prom were given free access to transportation and resort facilities. The Contemporary Hemisphere Lounge provided ample room for dining and dancing to the NOW sounds of the band. The selected theme was carried out through the Pages and the table decorations. Organizations 165 Football Dennis Polumbo runs in open territory. Big Blue defense closes in. Don Cole breaks loose for big yardage. Coaches Downs and Barton watch action. 168 Sports am Berry Taylor and Coach Bass converse on sidelines. Winter Haven outlasted the Haines City Hornets in the season opener by the score of 10 to 7. Don Cole paced the Devil gridders with 188 yards and scoring the only Big Blue touchdown. The Devils lost their first game to the tough Brandon Eagles. Winter Haven had a touchdown called back that would have proved to be the winning margin, but instead the final score was Brandon 15 and Winter Haven 14. Sports 169 Players scramble for loose ball. Coach Triplett and Ray Fields discuss strategy. Bobby Roberts runs for a touchdown. 170 Sports Football Pierre Hodges waits for the next play. Players watch the game with anticipation. After an open week the devils returned to Denison and lost their second game of the season to the passing Kathleen Red Devils. Greg Anderson caught five touchdown passes for Kathleen in handing the Big Blue their worst loss in 6 years, 49 to 12. Winter Haven, now with a record of 2 wins and 2 losses, met the Gainesville Hurricanes in their fourth game of the season. Don Cole and Jerome Alls Combined for the only Devil scores during the game thus making the final score 28 to 13. Winter Havens’ next opponents were the Lakeland Dreadnaughts. Although the Devils won in the third overtime they had to forfeit the game because of playing an illegal player. Morris Bilbrey boots the extra point. Sports 171 Football Injured players watch action. The Bartow Yellow Jackets came to Winter Haven for the Devils annual homecoming game. The Devils jumped to a 38-0 lead early in the fourth quarter and increased that lead to 52-14 by the end of the game. This gave the Devils a record of 2 wins and 4 losses. The Plant City Raiders defeated the Devils in their sixth game of the season by the score of 17-13. Don Cole and Ray Fields scored the Devils touchdowns while Maris Bilbrey booted an extra point to give the Devils their total of 13 points. Orlando Jones were the next victi ms of the Big Blue Machine falling to the Devils by a score of 38-12. Don Cole had 211 yards and Jerome Alls had 127 yards in pacing the Devils to victory. 172 Sports Winter Havens defensive backs close in on the bail. Bobby Roberts returns a punt. Don Cole runs for daylight. Devils break through spirit sign. Sports 173 Football The Devils then traveled to Tampa for their last away game of the season. Don Cole broke the 1000 yard mark by gaining 142 yards while Ray Fields threw a 26 yard touchdown pass to Dennis Polumbo which gave the devils a 13 to 10 lead. The Devils had the ball deep in their own territory late in the game and instead of punting from their own endzone the devils took a safety and punted the ball from the 20 yard line. The Lions brought the ball to the 15 yardline and missed a 32 yard field goal to preserve a 13 to 12 victory. With a record of 4 wins and 5 losses the Big Blue took on their cross-town rivals, the Auburndale Bloodhounds, in their last game of the 1976 season. Both Winter Haven High and Auburndale played excellent defense throughout the entire game in that they allowed their opponents to only one touchdown in the fourth quarter. A'dale led by the score of 6-0 on a two yard plunge by Calvin Davis with nine minutes left in the fourth down field and Don Cole score from the two with 38 seconds left in the game and Maris Bilbrey put the Big Blue out in front to stay. The final score, Winter Haven 7 and Auburndale 6 thus giving the Devils a 5-5 record for the season. 1976-77 Junior Varsity Football team. Football This year’s Junior Varsity football team proved to be outstanding on the field as they completed the season with a 4-2 record. Winter Haven’s Baby Blue gave a spectacular defensive performance as they encountered two over times in the Lake Wales and Auburndale games. 176 Sports Gary McDaniels. Bobby Downs. COACHES The coaching staff of Winter Haven High School was one of the best ever during the 76-77 school year. There was a wide variety of men and women who made up the staff. From Coach Deedrickto ’Ace Parker, the coaches provided the athletes with time, information and patience trying to develop their particular skill. We, the students at Winter Haven would liketothankthe coaching staff for helping to further our education. Calvin Triplett and Bill Woolwine. 178 Sports Josephine Austin and Jackie Dugger. George Bass. David Barton. Clay Garrett and Jack Dedrick. Sports 179 Once again the Winter Haven Varsity Basketball team has proved that they can still have a winning season. During mid-season the Blue Devils experienced a record of 12-5 for all their hard work. Those contributing to the team s success were. Kenny Ellis, averaging 25 points a game, Bruce Stubbs with 13.7 points per game, Vernard Batson averaging 12.5 points per game, and Greg Brown with 9.5 points per game. Ellis scores again. Keith Brokenburr burns at free throw. 180 Sports Greg Brown puts in two points. Kenny Ellis hits from the corner. Sports 181 Captains discuss game rules at mid-court. Vernard Batson shoots a jumpshot over opponent. Bruce Stubbs puts in two. Batson drives around a defender. 182 Sports Basketball Coaches Jack Deedrick and Clay Garrett were pleased with this year's team as they won some very tough games during the first part of Basketball season. They were victorious against Auburndale, Lake Wales, Gainesville, Orlando Boone. Bartow Kathleen, and Seabreeze. The Blue Devils even reached two 100 point games when they played Haines City and Tampa Catholic. The varsity team also did quite well having lost most of their games by only a few points at the end of mid-season. Keith Boyd shoots a foul shot. Sports 183 Eric Dennis lays in two. Coach Garrett discusses strategy on sidelines. Devil shoots while others wait for rebound. Cagers fight for rebound. 184 Sports J.V. Basketball 1976-77 J.V. Basketball team. Jon Cole. Under the supervision of Coach Clay Garrett, the junior varsity team met such competition as Santa Fe, Bartow, Lake Wales, Tampa Catholic, Auburndale, and Haines City. The toughest team seemed to be St. Pete in which our Baby Blue squeezed by with a one point victory. They also went into overtime against the Gainsville Hurricanes, but managed to defeat them. It was quite an accomplishment for this year's team to improve last year’s record of 9-5 into perfection with only 12 more games to go. Coach Garrett watches the action from the sidelines. Sports 185 J.V. Basketball 186 Sports This year’s Baby Blue Basketball team has encountered many victories with a perfect record of 10-0 only at mid-season. The high scorers for the 76-77 Junior Varsity team were, John Cole averaging 20 points la game, Eric Dennis with 13 points, and Terri Horne and Calvin Reddick both averaging 10 points a game. These fine players along with the n st of the team performed with excellent strategy in achieving another winning season. Eric Dennis. Jake shoots for two. Jon Cole. Jean Ray passes off to teammate. Coach Austin and team watch with anticipation. BASKETBALL The 1976-77 Girls Basketball Team, coached by Josephine Austin was again undefeated in the county, winning 26 consecutive games. The girls record was 17 wins and only 2 losses, which were against a tough undefeated Tampa King team. The girls were allowed to go to District through State tournaments this year competing with all the Tampa Bay area schools. Brenda Robinson shoots free throw. Sports 189 Teammates derive plan. Lisa Emry shoots free-throw. Dorothy Lewis draws a foul. Brenda Elrod calls a time out. 190 Sports Girls Basketball Team. Girls Basketball The starters for the team were Dorothy Lewis, Lisa Emry, Brenda Elrod, Sherri Moore, Brenda Robinson, and Robin Elkins. Brenda Elrod lead the team with an average of 16 points a game, Lewis followed with 12, while Elkins contributed 10 and Emry chipped in 8. Lisa Emry was out almost half the season after injuring her ankle. Other members of the team who helped make this season a successful one were: Jean Ray, Fannie Page, Avis Cowart. Sports 191 Yal Williams, Fannie Page, and Lisa Emry use the press. Baseball The Varsity Baseball team completed a 24 gamescheduleunderthe coaching of Bobby Downs. They played 14 games at home with two of them against touring Kentucky teams. Some of the tougher teams they played were: King, Lakeland, Plant City. Brandon and Winter Park. Members of the team were: Rick Bairley, Jim Bishop, Russell Burney, Mike Giammetta, Wayne Giddings, Olin Hart, John Heffling, Kenny Lasseter, Danny Neal, Brian Pearce, Jimmy Rabe, Jeff Ragsdale, Alan Revels, Robin Rizer, Larry Scarpa, Mark Snedeker, John Verba, and Don Winters. Coach Bobby Downs. Strike one! Danny Neal catches a fly. 192 Sports The 1976-77 Varsity Baseball team. Sports ' 193 76-77 J.V. Baseball team. Baby Blue warms up. Jim Peck takes a swing. J.V. Devil scoops one up. 194 Sports Kevin Joiner waits for the ball. Baby Blue fields a grounder. JV Baseball The Junior Varsity Baseball team consisted of 20 Juniors and Sophomores and was coached by Phil Cobb. Members of the team were: Maris Bilbrey, David Birdson, Greg Cooper, Bobby Deese, Gary Desmond, Darren DuBose, David Gainer, Tim Harrison, John Johnson, Kevin Joiner. Mark Lauver, Tony Locascio, Andy Lockhart, Charlie Long, James Moles, Jim Peck, Jon Putney, Steve Revels, Glenn Scarpa, and Jim To-fanelli. Their 12 games schedule consisted of 7 home games with Colonial, Lakeland, Lake Wales, Kathleen, Santa Fe and Wauchula. Andy Lockhart stretches to make the play. Sports 195 '76-77 Swim Girl's team. Eric Adamson swims butterfly. Swimming The Swimming Team enjoyed a successful season. Members of the boys team were: Eric Adamson, Rowdy Gaines, Tim Applebloom, Dirk Applebloom, Greg Patterson, Chauncey Fagler, Pat Hill, Tex Car-son, Scotty Short, Jay Gray, Gerald Mixon, John Curtis, Lloyd Lightsey, Richard Berretto, Michael Pelfrey, Robert Stevens and Tarquin Callen. The girls were: Linda Marshburn, Tracy Gaines, Julie Jordan, Debbie Hill, Laura Lee, Julie Gipson, Laurie Mclver, Linda Addkinson, Laurie Anderson, Cynthia Mann, Ann Lewis, Toni Patrick, Deanna Kidwell, Lisa Howell and Kathy Buckner. Swim team prepares for practice. 196 Sports 198 Sports Diving Tex Carson exhibits excellent form. Scotty Short goes in backwards. Diver springs off board. ■h h i m grog i Mellonee Shores. Scotty Short. The diving team consisted of six members. They were: Tex Carson, Scotty Short and David Williams for the boys and Mellonee Shores, Celaine McCart and Toni Patrick for the girls. They placed well at their meets proving the theory that practice pays off. Sports 199 Rick Copenhaver. Todd Dantzler. The boys tennis team again had a successful season under the coaching of mentor Lamar “Ace” Parker. They had wins over Haines City, Lakeland, Lake Wales and Au-burndale. They also competed in the County and District tournaments. Members of the team were: Drew Ireland, Todd Dantzler, Dennis Polumbo, Mickey Schaffer, Rob Paullin, Dean Kendall, Glenn Schemmer, Derrick Woodard, Joe Attaway and Rick Copenhaver. Dennis Polumbo and Todd Dantzler. 200 Sports Sports 201 Dennis Polumbo Mickey Schaffer 9ff Gillene Kirkwood Meg Snively 202 Sports TENNIS The girls netters had a successful season under the coaching of Mrs. Jackie Duggar. Members of theteam included: Gillene Kirkwood, Wendy Church, Susan Fisher, Meg Snively, Kay Gray, Karen Kalogridis, Beth Livingston, Anita Skills, Marty Bowers and Kathy Warren. They competed in County and District tournaments. Wendy Church Sports 203 GOLF The Winter Haven High School Boys Golf Team had a strong season, led by Richard Straughn, Brian Swain, and Tom Ginther. Scott Owens, Mark Warren, and Charlie Daniels filled out the rest of the team. They had a successful season, starting off with a tournament win at Lake Placid. The schedule consisted of sixteen matches including county and district tournaments. Richard Straughn and Coach Hancock. Sports 205 � Carol Green. Charo Granda. Ginny Thayer. Sports 207 Track The Big Blue boys track team, coached by Mr. David Barton and Mr. Tom Morgan, partipated in over fifteen meets during the 1976-1977 season. The team was strong in both sprinters and distance runners. The sprinters were led by Jerome Alls and Donald Cole, both of whom placed first in over 50% of their meets. Kurt Luster and Daryle O’Connel did an outstanding job as they led the distance runners. Al Smith jumped hurdles and Bobby Roberts long jumped, while Tracy Young pole vaulted. Devil speedsters. Will Sellars. 208 Sports John Thompson. Coach Barton. Will Sellars and Kevin Joiner. Sports 209 Sprinters run for glory. Lisa Katros. Under the coaching of Mrs. Josephine Austin, the 1976-1977 girls track team was again a great success in the participation of approximately ten meets. The sprinters were led by Shirley Covington and Sheryl Wilson, while Donna Wilson and Robin Roberts helped the team a great deal. Lisa Emry led the distance runners, while Avis Cowart and Laurie McQueen also did an outstanding job. Fannie Paige and Angie Bowi ran the 440, while Debbie Overbay kept lowering her times in the hurdles. The team continued to be outstanding as the members went on to district, regional, and state meets. The 1976-77 Girls Track team. 210 Sports TRACK Emry passes the baton. Sports 211 Devil runner pulls away. Si Bruce Stern runs in front. Devil runs with determination. Cross Country The 76 season for the boys Cross Country was the best ever. Top runner for the boys was Curt Luster. Luster led Winter Haven in the District Meet and received 1st placed helping to win the runners-up trophy for District. The (no.)2 man was Daryl O’Connol who also helped to the teams great success. Others on the team included, Sterling Woodard, Pat Boynton, Ron Calhoun, Wayne Love, Tom Vieth, Tom Butz. The JV team consisted of Tom Carden as the top runner. Russ Hoskens, Cedric Hamm, Verdell Gardner, David Rhone, Dan Calloway, Bruce Sturn made up the rest of the team. Visions of victory. 212 Sports Devil runners wait for start of race. Curt Luster runs alone. Tom Vieth catches up. Sports 213 Wendy Clifford races to finish lap. Teammates round corner. Lisa Emry approaches finish line. Wendy Clifford. Char Lahey. Lisa Emry. Fannie Page. 214 Sports 76-77 Girl's Cross-Country team. Girls Cross Country The 1976-77 season for the Girls Cross Country was again a great success. The team placed first in the county which made it their third-consecutive victory for the County Championship. Top runner was Lisa Emry who led the team with a first place finish and set a new school record in the Plant City Invitational Meet. Wendy Clifford also excelled in the meets until a knee injury in mid-season sidelined her for the rest of the year. Other members of the team include: Fannie Page, Laurie MacQueen, Avis Cowart, Sarah Butz, and Char Lahey. Fannie Page passes opponents. Sports 215 Tom Vieth. Weightlifting The WHHS weightlifting team, coached by Gary McDaniels, had a very successful season with a 6 and 2 record. Juniors Mike Lellie and Ed Mackay proved to be an undefeatable combination in their weight classes. Musclemen for the team were. Ricky Collier, David Cox, Gregg Gatlin. Alonzo Harris, Mark Heddon, Mike Lellie, Ed Mackay, Richard Marsh, Thomas Saunders, Mattew Solar, Tom Vieth, and John Webb. 216 Sports David Cox warms up before match. Ed Mackay. Sports 217 218 Sports Blue Devil Wrestling Team. John Catron ponders his match. U v md 1 Wrestlers warm up. Under the Direction of Coach Hollis Curling the Blue Devil Wrestlers took on a very challenging schedule. The Devils lost the first match against Sebring 54-9, but came back with two consecutive victories over Kathleen 33-23 and Lake Wales 51-18. Members of the team consisted of John Catron, Tony Hancock, Gary Hoskens, Karl Robrbock, Winsdon Schoonover, Pierre An-gier, Douglas Bohannon, Sameul Ladler, Brook Rollins, James Schoonover, Mark Brown, Christopher George, Steve Joiner, James McGriff, George Pyle, Gregory Reints, and Thomas Vieth. Sports 219 Devil wrestler moves in for the pin. Kay Long and Blanche Hutchinson. Kathy Dunaway. Coach Dugger. Girls discuss strategy before game. 220 Sports The 1976-77 Girls Volleyball team. Volleyball The girls volleyball team, coached by Mrs. Jackie Duggar, finished up the 1976 season with an impressive record of 7 wins and 3 losses. The team placed runners up in the County play-offs and fought to the end at District and lost to Chamberlain. Kathy Dunaway and Robin Elkins were selected to the County All-Star Team and received the honors of the 2 most valuable players in the county. Others On the team included: Susan Fisher, Sandy Mourey, Brenda Robinson, Lisa Kent, Robin Roberts, Brenda Elrod, Collette Brousard, Veronica Groover, Liz Rivers, and Geraline Johnson. Sports 221 — Senior Class Representatives: Charlotte Collins, Lamar Milam, Wendy Clifford, Patty Coryell. Lana Beatty, Dennis Polumbo, Karen Rodgers. 224 Classes Terry Abercrombie Robin Adams Eric Adamson Gwen Addkison Tim Adlam Joanne Akins George Albright Gary Alexander Sheila Alexander Ricky Altop Pamela Ash Joe Attaway Patty Avery Steve Avinger Robert Backus Rick Bairley 226 Classes Jay Bauman Karen Bauman Teresa Barber Eunice Battle Vernard Batson Joey Beasley Anne Baz Ricky Beach Scott Beltnick Richard Berretto Jill Berry Jim Bishop Gina Blackburn Sheryl Blake Classes 227 Alan Bond Dwayne Boone Robert Boucher Karey Brawner Terry Boyd Scott Branyan Marty Bowers Keith Boyd Jeff Brightwell Donna Burhans Russell Burney A. J. 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Gary — Football (10). Wrestling (10.11.12); Cross Country (11. 12); Track (11). Howard, Donna Renee — Anchor (10. 11. 12). FYEA (10. 11. 12).Sarg.of Arms (12); Spanish (10.11.12); Prom Comm Co Chair.; Teen Pago Writer (12). Howard. Dave. Hunsaker, Lawrence. Hurgeton, David. Hutchinson. Blanche Audrey — Hutch Volleyball (11.12); Basketball (12). Track (10. 11. 12). Imig, Kevin. Ireland. Drew - Key (10.11). Tenms (10.11.12). Seeded No. 1. Isler, Diane. Ivison. Melody. Jackson. Bruce — Action . Trident Staff (11. 12). Clubs Editor (11. 12); Philo Follow (12). Jacobs. Vaparina. Jagielski, Mark. Jahn, Reginald C. — Rouge (Reggie) . Octagon (11. 12). V.P (12); FBLA (12); Garcon (12): Kato Klan (12). JDD Jessop. Sandy. Jimerson, Robin. John. Doug. Johnson. Kimberly A. Kim . Prom Sec. (11); Armketos (10. 11. 12). Jr. Board Mem.; Student Council (10. 11. 12); ClassSec. (10. 11.12); FYEA(10.11.12). Historian (11).Pres. (12); German (11); ICC (12): Homecoming Court (12). Dream Girl — 3rd runner-up (11). Johnson. Linda. Jones. Clarence. Jones. Deryl A. — DJ . Girls Chorus V.P. (10); FHA (11.12). Sec. (11): Philos (10); Concert Choir (11); Class Rop. (11); Serta Le (11). CBE-CECF (12). Jones. Jesse. Jones. Robert. Jones. Tim. Jordan. Julia A.— JJ , Marching Symphonic (10. 11.12). Stage Band (12). District State Solo Ensemble Contest (11, 12). Asst. Rank Leader (12). Jordan. Julie A. — JJ Anchor (10. 11. 12); Prom Decorations Chair (11); Swimming (11. 12): Cheerleadmg (10. 11. 12); Calendar Girl (Cover) Dream Girl — 4th runner-up (11). Jordan, Susan. Katros. Lisa - Kato . Serta Le (10. 11. 12): Soph. Rep . Prom Page (10). Co-chair Prom (11): Track (12): Cheerleader (10. 11. 12); Homecoming Court (12). Calendar Girl (12). Keathley. Lisa. Keen. Valerie. Kelley. Flosie. Kelley. Rose. King. Walt. Kingham. Beth - Amiketos (10. 11. 12). Pres. (12); D.v.ng (10); FYEA (10); Spanish (10); German (11); SSS (12) Knowles. Debbie — Cnsco '. Les Jeaune Filles(l0. 11.12); ICC (10); Cheerleader (10.11.12); FYEA (10); Yearbook (11. 12); Organizations Ed. (12); Teen Page (11.12): Prom Invitations Chair. (11); SSS (12). Krulthoff. Grog. Lahey, Charlene — Char . Amiketos (10.11. 12). V.P (11). Sec. (12). Spanish (10). French (11.12); FHA (10). FYEA (10. 11): AFS(12): Swimming (11); Crosscountry (12); Track (12). Lamb. Louisa — Chorus (11. 12). Lasater, Anne. Lawrence, Rita. Leo. Robbie. Lenninger, Mark — Grizzly ,FFA( 10.12); ROTC (10,11.12). Private (10). Sergeant (11). Cap. (12). Commander of E' Company (12). Drill Team (11. 12). Drum Bugle Corps (10. 11) ; Band (12); Cypress Shadows (11). Leonard. Lenova. Lever. Marcy — Beacon (10.11.12). Sec. (11.12); FYEA (10. 11.12); Jun Board Mem.. V.P. (12). Spanish (11.12). Devilet-tes (10. 11. 12). 1st Lieutenant of Flags (10). Letteretts (11). Rifles (12): Trident (10): Yearbook (11.12); Radio Show (11. 12) ; Campus College Teen Page (12); Prom Comm (11). Lewis, Cindy. Lewis, Rex. Lind. Janet — Jabber Jaws . FYEA (12). Band (10. 11.12): Prom Comm. (11). LoCasdo. Linda — Layton . Spanish (12): FYEA (12); (12). Lockoy, Tim — Chess (10. 11); Science (12) Tennis (10). German (11. 12). Lockwood. Richard — Octagon (10. 11.12). V.P. (11); NHS (10. 11. 12); Spanish (10. 11. 12). Rep (11). Lohr, Danny. Long. Kay - German (11). Track (10.11.12); Statistician for Girl's Basketball (11. 12); Statistician for Volleyball (12); Cross Country (11) Long. Terry — Short . LJF (10. 11). V.P (11). Band (10.11. 12); CECF (12). Lowette. Filip. Lozeil, Linda. Lucas. Ward — Garcon (12); German (11, 12). Marching Band (10. 11. 12). Symphonic Band (12). Stage Band (12). Asst Rank Leader (11). Ludwig. Mary. Luster. Curtis. McCall. Allan. McCarty, Donald. McClair. Robert. McCorkle. Tim. McDonald. Debbie Band (10. 11. 12). Soph Rep (10). Treas. (12); NHS (10.11. 12). Chap. (11). Sec (12). District XI Sec. (12). 320 Senior Directory f McFalls. Doris. McGill. Janet — German (12); AFS(11. 12) McGriff, Lillian McGutfey. Lynne — Guff . French (10.11); Class Rep (10); FYEA (10. 11). Amiketos (12). Chap. (12). Philos (10.11).FHA (11) . Trident (11.12). Page Editor (11). Ad Manager (11). SSS (12) McKinley. Darlene. McLin. Bruce. McLIn. Donna - LJF (10. 11). NHS (11). McManis. Kris. McMiller. Julia. McMullen, John. McPartlan. Karen - Amiketos 10. 11. 12); Drama (11. 12). Pres. (12); ICC (12); Tennis (11); 3rd Alternate Girl s State (11). MacQueen. Laurie. Macnicol. David. Maisaino. Steve. Manley. Pam - Band (10); CBE (12). Manley. Pam — CEC (12); Band (10. 11) Marcha. Melissa. Marsh. Richard Dwight — Football (10.11.12). Off Cap (12); Track (10.11.12); Weightlifting (10.11.12). FYEA (10.11.12). Cap (12). Marsh. Steve. Martin. Lisa. Martin, Natasha. Mason. Bob. Mason, Leon. Maultsby. Olivia. May. Marvin. Mercer. Mike. Merwin. Kelly— Bubbles' .NHS (11); Serta Le (10.11.12). Jun. Board Mem.. FYEA (10. 11. 12); AFS (10. 11. 12). Treas (12); Yearbook (11. 12). Classes Editor (12); Dream Girl Candidate (11); CCC. Milam. Lamar — Key (10. 11. 12); Anchor Beau (11. 12); Student Council Rep. (10.11.12). DCT (12); NHS (12); Prom Construction Co-chairman (11). Prom Page (10; Football (10. 11); FYEA (11. 12); Track (11); Baseball (10); FCA (10). Miller. Eric. Miller, Jeff — Burn-Out''; Spanish (10). Mobley. Cynthia. Mobley. Dennis. Moosburgger. Kathy FYEA (11. 12). Sec (12). Morgan, Beth. Morgan, Michelle — Girl s Chorus (10. 11. 12). Mosgrove, Elizabeth. Moore. Charlotte. Moore. David. Moreland. Nancy. Morgan, Michelle. Mourey, Sandra — Anchor (10. 11. 12). Project Chairman (11) . Corresponding Sec (12); Volleyball (11. 12); Devilettes (10); Rifle — 1st Lieutenant (10); FYEA (11). Murphy. Patrick. Musgrove. Terrance. Muurholm, Marianne — Exchange Student from Denmark. French (12): Serta Le (12); Key Club Sweetheart (12). Neal. Danny R. — Key (10. 11. 12): Garcon (10. 11. 12). Spanish (10. 11. 12); Philos Fellow (11.12); Anchor Bo (12), 8aseball (10.11.12). JV (10). Varsity (11.12); Basketball (11); Football (12); Homocoming Court (12). Neidhammer. Lynn M. — CECF (12) Recording Sec. (12). Nelson. Dee. Newton, Kevin Nichols. Roxanne. Nlcolay. Christi — Chris . LJF (12). NHS (10. 11. 12); Student Advisory Council (10.11.12). Sec. (11.12); Science (12); German (11. 12); Band (10. 11. 12). Odum. Dewayne. Oenning, Terri. Oswalt. Donna. Overlook. Karen — Beacon (11) FYEA (10. 11); Prom Refreshment Co-chairman. Ownes, Kelly. Owens. Pamela. Owens. Scott — Octagon (12); Beacon Buddy (12); Garcon (12) . JDD (12); Golf (11. 12). Owens, Tonla. Paige, Fannie — Student Advisory Council; FHA (12); Basketball (11. 12); Track (11.12). Cross Country (12). Devilotte (10. 11). Asst Manager (12) Palmbach. David — Dave . Wrostlmg (11); FYEA (11). Pa oil, Terry. Parkhurst. Maureen. Parrish, Steve. Partin. Nancy —LJF (10. 11.12); Band (10.11.12); Marching (10. 11. 12). Marching (10.11. 12). Symphonic (11. 12); Con- cert Band (10). District Solo Ensemble (10. 11. 12). Rank Leader (11.12). All Star Marching Band (12). Pate. Dwight - Sertoma (12) NHS (11. 12); German (12); Philos Fellow (12); Football (10. 11. 12). Wrestling (10). Payne. Billy. Payne. Paul. Pearce. Brian— Hollywood .Octagon (10.11.12); Beacon Buddy (12); Garcon (12): Spanish (11. 12). Baseball (10. 11. 12). JDD (12). Pearce. Teresa — French (12) Band (10. 11. 12). NHS (11). Pearsall. Earl. Petrullonls, Joo - ROTC (10. 11) Lieutenant (11). Color Guard (10. 11); DECA (11. 12); Civil Comm Chairman (12); National Youth Leadership Institute (12). Peterson. Gary. Peterson. Janet. Pickett. Dave. Pinkenton. Suzie — Philos (10.11.12). Spanish (10.11. 12). Devilettes (10. 11. 12). Flag Corp. (10). Letterettes (11. 12. Prom Refreshment Comm. (11). Pippin, Terri. Pittman. Terry -DCT (t2); Football (10. 11. 12). Polk. Tina. Pollock. Debra. Polston. Rhonda —CBE (12) Polston. Steve. Raione. Michael S. —' Mike' . Basketball (10); Band (10.11. 12). Raione. Richard P. NHS (10. 11. 12). Spanish (10); Track (10). Cross Country (10. 11). Rauth. Gene. Ray Ruth. Ready. Susan. Reddick. Marcellia D. — Nisey' . Ms Red . Drama (11); Prom Committee (11); Science (12); Project Upward Bound (10. 11. 12). Reddick. Pamela S. — 'Pam . FYEA (10. 11. 12); Cheerleader (10. 11). Rehling. Steve. Revels. Kathy. Reynolds. Terrilynn — Tern . French (11). Richert. Tamml J. — Tambo '. Amiketos (10. 11). Jr Rep . Spanish (10); Prom Page; Tennis(10); Jr Class Treas.; Prom Treas . Dream Girl Contestant (11); Calendar Girl (11); Student Council (11). Cheerleader (10. 11. 12). Capt. (12); NHS (10. 11. 12); ICC Park (12); Key Club Sweetheart Riddle. Larry - FYEA Capt. (12) Choir (10. 12); Vocal Ensemble (11. 12). Choir Vocal Ensemble Pres. (12); ICC (12). Rittinghouse. Sherri K. — Serta Le (10. 11); FYEA (10. 11). Roberts. David C. — Track (10). Band (10. 11. 12). Drum Captain (12). Journalism (12). Roberts. Donna L. — Curly . Beacon (10); FYEA (10.11.12) Polumbo. Dennis — NHS (10.11.12); FCA (10); Sertoma (10. 11.12). Soph Board Mem.. V P. (11). Pros. (12); Philos Fellow (12). Garcon (11. 12). Spanish (11. 12); Student Council (11. 12). Jr Rep.. Sr Rep . Basketball (10); Tennis (11. 12); Football (12). Poole. Heather. Poole. Sue — Beacon (10. 11. 12); Student Council (10. 11. 12). Soph Rep Treas. (11). Sec (12). Notable Co-chairman (11) ; AFS (10). Pratt. Kennie Jo — Beacon (10. 11). Chap (11); DECA (12). Putnam. Beverly Jayne — Bev . Student Council (10. 11. 12). Class Pres (10. 12). Class V P. (11). Outstanding Mem (10); Cheerleading (10. 11). Sunshine Girl (10); FYEA (10); Anchor (10. 11. 12). Treas. (11). Sen. Board Mem. (12); ICC (10.12); Prom Page (10). Prom Chairman (11); Girl'sState 1st Alternate (11); Spanish (11). Dream Girl Candidate (11); DCT (12) . V.P. (12); Homecoming Court (12); Key Club Sweetheart (12). Pyle. Bobby. Rabe, Jimmy. Ragsdale. Jeffrey W. — Jeff , Baseball (10. 11. 12). Capt (12). Mr. Hustle Award; FI. All State Chorus. Roberts. Ralph. Robertson, Darell. Robinson. Brenda — Volleyball (10. 11. 12); Basketball Co-captam (10. 11. 12); Track (10. 11. 12). Robinson. Dennis. Rodgers. Denise — FSA (11); CECF (12) Rodgers. Karen. Rogers. David W. — CEC (12). Pres (12); ICC (12). Commended Student NMSQT PSAT (12). Rohrbach. Karl — Wrestling Co-Captain (12). Rose. Carol E. - Philos (10); FYEA (11); CBE-CEC (12). Ross. Jamie. Roughton, Kathy. Ryon. Heather —Beacon (10. 11. 12); AFS (10. 11. 12); NHS (11. 12); Drama (12); German (12): Yearbook Staff (11. 12). Academics Editor (12); Award of Excellence (10); CCC (12). Sabbatis. Ann. Sailor. Jeffrey L. — Cheeks . NHS (10.11.12). Dist State NHS Pres. Runner-up. All County State Band Mem.. All Star Marching Band. 1st Chair of American Band Honor Roll. All American Hall of Fame Honor. Trumpet Section Rank Leader. District State Solo Ensemble Awards. Stage Band. Drama (11. 12). Graduation Marshal (11). Senior Directory 321 Sandberg. Ruth A. Sanders. Keith D. — ’ CHE Z . Student Advisory Council (10. 11. 12); Interact (12). Saunders. Bill. Saylor, Oebbie. Scarpa. Larry. Scheuerman. Diane L. — Motormouth '. FYEA (12); Band (10. 11. 12). Schmidt. Carol L — Stix . FYEA (t 1); German (11. 12); Sargeant at Arms (12). Devilette(10.11.12). Rifle (10). Dancer (11. 12). Schoonover, Winson. Scott. Mary E. — Beth . Philos (10. 11. 12); NHS (10). Trident Staff (12); Majorettes (10. 11. 12). Captain (12). Symphonic Band (10. 11. 12). Pianist in Concert Choir (10). Pianist in Vocal Ensemble (11). Vocal Ensemble (12); Miss Dream Girl 1976 (11. 12); Piano Superior at FVA FBA State Contest (10. 11). All-State Sight-Reading Chorus (12). Seay. Bertha. Sellars. Will. Selph, Laura. Seymour. Dale. Shannon. Robin — Philos (10); FHA Secretary (11. 12). Sharpe. Ricky. Shaw. Patsey — Patty , Girls Chorus (12) Sheffler, Belinda. Sheperd, Jane. Shills. Anita C.— Neater . Philos(10.11.12). Reporter (11). Chaplam (12); Drama(10.11.12). Treas. (11.12). French (11. 12); Tennis (11. 12; Concert Choir (12). Shinn, Charles M. — Charlie . Sertoma (11.12); Track (12): Band (10. 11. 12) Shores. Mellonee E. — Met . UF (10. 11. 12). Jr. Board Mem (11). Pres. (12); German (11.12). Treas. (12); Band (10. 11. 12). County Band (12). All-Star Marching Band (12). National Band Honor Roll (12). ICC (12); Diving (10. 11. 12). Short. Byron S. — Scotty . Key (10. 11.12); French (10.11. 12). V.P. (11); Garcon (11. 12); Philo Fellow (12); Les Beau Freres (12); Swimming-Diving (11. 12) Short. Sidney. Siebold, Del. Signor. Steve — Sig . Football (11. 12). Skillen, Debbie— Deb . UF (10. 11. 12); Dev.lette(10. 11. 12); Spanish (12). Speech Drama Chairman. Sleeth. Doug —Sertoma (10.11.12). Band (10.11.12). Stage Band (10. 11. 12). Smarte. Charlotte — Dimples . Serta Le. Chap Spanish. Sec.; FBLA. Student Advisory. Pari.; 1st Runner-up in Miss Protect Upward Bound. Smith. Al. Smith. Andrade. Smith.Cindy — Philos(10.11.12). Treas (11). Pres. (12); NHS (11); ICC (12). Treas (12). Smith, Cynthia. Smith. Edna. Smith, Ken. Smith. Mike. Smith. Ricky. Snedecker, Mark. Snider. Cheryl — FYEA (11); CECF (12). Snider, Ginger. Snively. David — Interact (10. 11.12). Pari (12). Snively. Jack — Bush-Hog . FFA (10. 11. 12). Chap (12); Interact (10.11.12). Rep (10.11). Sec (12); Football (11.12). JV (11). Varsity (12). Snively. Robert D. — Interact (10);Science(11.12); Band(10. 11). Snow, R. Douglas — Doug . Stage Band (12). Spangler. Patricia E. — Patty . Band (10.11.12). All County Band (11.12). Pep Band (11. 12). All Star Marching (12). Spires, Darrell B. — Tube . Interact (11. 12); Marching Band (10, 11. 12). Concert B Band (10. 11. 12): Basketball Statistician (12); Boy's Stage (11). Stallard. Wayne — DECA (11. 12). Stanfield. Billy. Staninger, Andrea. Staples. Carolyn. Stephens. Karla — UF (10). Historian (10): Devilettes (10). Stepp. Pam. Stermer. Peggy. Stevenson, Typris. Stewart. William J. — Bill . Stew . Key (10. 11. 12). V P (11). Treas. (12): Anchor Beau (12); Garcon (12); Beacon Buddy (12). Track (11); Varsity Football (11. 12). Most Improved Offensive Player (11). Spirit Award (12). DAR (12); Homecoming Court (12); Boy's State (11): Prom Const Chair (11); V.P. Sr. Class (12). Stibbins. Becky M. Stidham. Linda. Stlger, Robert. Sears. Stone. Stone. Sherri L. - Philos (10. 11): CECF (12): Prom Pages Chairman (11). Stoner. Kevin. Stork. Glen D. — Stork . Marching Band (10. 11.12). Rank Leader (11. 12). Symphonic (11. 12). Stage (11. 12). Acc County Band First Chair (11. 12). District State. Solo Ensemble (10. 11. 12). Concert Choir (12) Straughn. Richard E. — Yearbook Staff (11.12). Editor (12); Key (10.11); Boy s State (11); NHS (10.11); Golf (10.11.12). Captain (12). Strickland. Trudy. Strnad, Cindy. Swain, Brian K. — NHS (10. 11. 12). Reporter (12); Spamsh (10.11.12): Chess (10.11); Beacon Buddy (12); Golf (10.11. 12). 2nd place District (11). Swan, Rozlyn. Sweat. Ronnie. Taylor. Berry. Taylor. Donna. Taylor. Doreen. Taxdal, Erica. Taxdal, Tore. Thomas, Katrinka — Trmk . Spanish (12); FFA (li); Cypress Shadows (10): Volleyball (10. 11). Thompson. David — Quiz Team (10.11.12) Drama (10.12) Trident (11); Science (11. 12). National Merit Commended Student (12). Thompson. Darwin. Thompson. John. Tibbs. Jami. Timshal. Cathy — Cass , Serta Le (10,11); German (11.12). Titus, Debbie — Anchor (10. 11. 12): German (11. 12), Sec (12); Pep Club (10). Gymnastics (10). Cheerleader (10); Student Council Rep. (10). Deviiette (11.12). Letterette (11.12). 1st Lieutenant (12); Dream Girl Contestant (11). Torra, Irene. Traylor. Micky. Tripp. Anne — Serte Le (10. 11. 12). Sec. (11). FYEA (10. 11. 12). Student Council (10.11.12). Treas. (10). Pres. (11). Pari (12). Spanish (10.11.12). ICC (11.12). Prom page (10). Prom Page Chair. (11). M.C. of prom (11). Calendar Girl (12). Homecoming Court (12). Swimming (10). Tucker. Darryl. Tucker. Jeff — NHS (10. 11. 12). Pres (12). Civitan Youth Seminar (11); Tennis (12). Twyford. Mike — Spanish (11.12). V.P. (12); Science(11.12): Garcon (12): Quiz Team (10. 11. 12): Swimming (10. 11); Symphonic Band (10. 11. 12). Stage Band (11). FI All Star Marching Band (12). All County Band (10.11.12); Boy's State (11). Tye, Wade. Tyree. Beverly. Uranick, Karl. Vancil, Danny. Vanhart. Lesley — Amiketos (10. 11. 12); FYEA (10). Van Steenburg. Karen — Spamsh (12). Drama (12); Track (10). Held Record in 860; FHA (10); AFS (10.11.12); Amiketos (10. 11. 12). Treas (11); Sr. Board Mem (12); CCC (12). Varner. Kim. Vaughn. Bobby — Key (10. 11. 12). Key Rep (10. 11. 12). Verba. John — Baseball (11. 12). Verity,Kelly—Beacon (10.11.12);Soph. Board Mem.; FBLA (12). Sec. (12): ICC (12); Stucent Council Rep (11): Spanish (12); Devilettes (10. 11. 12); Sunshine Girl (10). 2nd Leu. dancers (11). Captain (12). 1st Runner-up in Dream Girl (11); Calendar Girl (11). Vivi. Tony — ROTC (11. 12). Drill (11. 12). Rifle (11. 12). Battalion Commander (12); Weightlifting (12); Interact (12). Srg. at Arms (12) Voll. Kathy — Amiketos (10. 11); Golf (12). 322 Senior Directory Wagner. Cynthia — Cindy . Girl's Chorus (12). Wagnar, Steve. Waldrop. Kim. Walker. Bob. Walker. Cynthia — Tooter . Walker. David. Walker, Reid — FFA(10.11.12), FHA(10. 11.12); Band (10) Waller. Debbie — Deb . Band (10. 11. 12); LJF(10. 11. 12); CECF (12). Walsh, Patty. Walton. Steve — J B. Trident (10. 11. 12). Editor (12); NCTE Award Finalist (12); NMSQT Commended Student. Warren. Kathy — Philos (10. 11. 12); NHS (10. 11); Spanish (10. 11. 12); Tennis (10. 11. 12). Warren. Mark — Moose . Sertoma (10. 11. 12). Rep. (12). Scionce(11.12). V.P. (11). Sen Board Mem . Chess (11.12). NHS (10. 11. 12) Philos Fellow (12). Golf (10. 11. 12). Watson, Tammy. Watwood. David - CECF (12) Webb. John - Octagon (10.11); Football (10.11.12). JV (10). Varsity (11. 12); Weightlifting (10. 11. 12). Weed. Steve. Weeder, Timothy — Tim , Sertoma (10.11,12); Jun Board Mem.; French (10, 11. 12); Prom Refreshments Chair (11). Wells. Carl. Wesche. Suzi — NHS (11. 12); Concert Choir (11. 12); Sen Rep.; Vocal Ensemble (12). All State Chorus (12). West. Sandra — Devilettes (10. 11. 12). 1st Lieutenant (11. 12); Student Council (11). Jun. Rep . German (11. 12). Pres (12); Serta Le (12); NHS (12); Dream Girl Contestant (11); FBLA (12). Pres. (12); Calendar Girl (12). Westbrook. Rhonda — Ronnie . Volleyball (10). Wheatly. William — Bill . NHS (11.12). JROTC (10.11.12). Final Rank Cap. (12). Position Company Commander (12). Stage Band (11.12). Marching Band (10.11.12). Rank Leader (11.12). Concert Band (10.11.12). JROTC Drill Team (11.12). JROTC Drum Bugle Corps (11). JROTC Marksmanship 4 Academic Achievement. White. Laura. White. Paula — FHA (10); Drama (11. 12); His. (12); Anchor (10. 11); Dream Girl Contestant (11); Band (10. 11. 12). Con-cerl (10. 11. 12). Marching (10. 11. 12); CCC (12) Whiting. Mark. Whittington, Jay. Wiant. Marcia — German (11. 12). Science (11. 12) Wilkes. Andie. Williams. David —' Beav' . Symphonic Band (11,12). Marching Band (10.11.12). All Star Marching Band (12), All County Band (11). Vocal Ensemble (12). All State Chorus (12). Concert Choir (12). Swimming (11. 12); Diving (11. 12) Williams. Martha — Mart . Track (10. 11); FHA (10); Girls Chorus (10); Dream Girl Talent Award (11); FYEA (12). Sr Rep ; Drama (12). Williams. Patricia. Wilson. Becky — NHS (10. 11. 12; Anchor (10. 11. 12); Sop. Board Mem . V.P. (11). Pres (12). Spanish (10. 11.12). Sec (11) . Pres (12); ICC (12). See (12). Co-chair, of Lobby-Prom Comm.; WHHW Rep. to Polk County School Board (11). Wilson. Cheryl — Cheree . JROTC (12) Capt. (12); Track (12) Winters. Donald — Dan . French (12). Concert Choir (12); JV Baseball (10). Varsity Baseball (11. 12). Wirka. Amy — UF (11.12). V.P. (11.12); SSS(12): Dream Girl Contestant (11). Wise. Betty — Chorus (10); Class Pres. (11); Sr Class Rep (12); ROTC (11.12). Staff Sergeant (11). Asst Squad Leader (12). Wise. Lynn — French (10); FYEA (10); Student Advisory Comm. (10. 11. 12). V.P. (12); Marching Band (10. 11. 12). Majorette (11.12). Co-cap. (12). Concert Band (10.11). Symphonic Band (12). Beacon (10. 11.12). Pari. (11); Sr Board Mem ; Dream Girl Contestant (11); Girl s State Woodard. Startln — 'Kay-Kay . French (12); FYEA (12). Dream Girl Contestant (11): Track (10). Co-cap. (10). Woodard. Sterling Keith — FYEA (12); FBLA (12); Octagon (12); Spanish (12); French (12). Cypress Shadows (12); ICC (12); Science (12); Track (11. 12). Cross Country (11. 12). Co-cap (11. 12). Most Improved Mem. (11); NHS (11. 12); Boy s State (11). DAR Award (12); Graduation Usher (11). Wright. Becky — Bean . Serta Le (10. 11. 12). Drama (12); Band (10. 11. 12); CCC (12); AFA (12). Wurtz, Angela. Zehntner. Steve. Zotti. Esther — Anchor (10.11.12); Jr Board Mem.. Sec. (12). German (11. 12). NHS (11.12); Band (10. 11.12). Symphonic Band (10.11.12). All County Band (11.12). SoloS Ensomble (10. 11. 12). Rank Leader (12). 9 Faculty Directory Gloria Alderman — Spanish — University of Tampa. B.S.; University of Florida; University of South Florida. John R Allen — English — Mount Union. BA.. Akron University. M A Stella Mane Allison — English — Western Carolina University. B.S. Deborah M Anderson — Algebra II, Liberal Arts Math. Math for Today — Mercer University. B.S.; Florida Tech. University. M Ed Hugh B. Anderson - Clerical Office Practice. College Notetaking. Typewriting I — Florida Southern College. B.S.. Florida Tech. University. M Ed. James K Ashley — Geology. Astronomy — Wostern Kentucky University. East Carolina College Josephine R Austin — Physical Education — Tennessee State University. B.S. Florida A 4M University; University of Miami. Anne Bartholomew — English — University of South Florida. B A David R. Barton — Physical Education. Health — Florida State University. BA, MA Authur S. Basch — Algebra II. Consumer Math — University of Illinois. B.S.: University of Wisconsin. M Ed. George E Bass — Biology — Belmont College. B.S. Sharon Bates — Child Development. Family Psychology, Family Economics — Florida State University. B.S.. M S Sidney Bell — Drivers Education — Florida A 4 M University. B.S. William S Bnsbm — Algebra I. Consumer Math — University of Florida. B S E . M Ed.; Stetson University. Florida International University. Doris V. Brown — Business Law. Typing. Record Keeping — Florida Tech University. M Ed.; University of Tennessee. B.S. Jim Bruner — Distributive Education — Florida State University. B.S. Robert Bryant. Jr. — Agriculture Business. Livestock Production. Agriculture-Coop — Florida A 4 M University. B.S . University of Florida. University of South Florida Haydoe M. 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University of Florida, M.Ed 324 Senior Directory Senior Directory 325 If If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs, and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting, too; If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about, don’t deal in lies, Or being hated, don’t give way to hating, And yet don’t look too good nor talk too wise; If you can dream and not make dreams your master, If you can think, and not make thoughts your aim, If you can meet with triumph and disaster, And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken, And stoop and build 'em up with worn-out tools; If you can make one heap of all your winnings, And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss, And lose, and and start again at your beginnings, And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone . .. And so hold on when there is nothing in you Exceptthe will which saystothem: “Hold on!” If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with king — nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it, And — which is more — you’ll be a Man, my Son! — Rudyard Kipling