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Graduating senior boy* from the Evstis High School das* of 1976 are! in front row, from left, Curtis Reynolds, William Howard, James Spears, Ricky Adams, Lawrence Godwin, Alan Elserman, and Chris Cain. Second row, from left, Clifton Benn, Henry Monroe, Wilbert McMillan, Daniel Glover, Joseph Hohman, Clint Houston, Ken Smith, Richard Henry, and Robert Hill. Third row, from left; Vert on Saxton, Scott Dandridge, James Williams, BIU Swin ton, David Livingston, George Hudson, Andy Groves. Keith PoweU, Gary CasseU, and David Monk. Fourth row, form left. Doug Yount, David Cleaver, SidneyDunham, Ken Battle, Jack Parker, CUfton Brinkley, John HU1, Tim Carpenter, and David Carpenter. Fifth row from left, Marvin Johnson, Randolph Turner, Dean Short, Mitch Norton, A1 La Roe, Doug Harvison, John Bishop, Mike Semmler, Robert Davis, and Richard Beel. Sixth row, from left, Rodney Monroe, Bobby Huffstetter, Nick Towne, Mark Alberson, Joel Loflin, Tom Taber, Brian Goodwin, Tommy Thompson, Bobby Felton, and Scott Holloway. Rear row, from left, David Griswold, Steve Hohman, Mike Gerwig, Jeff Massey, Mike Willis, Kendyl Strickland, Paul Almand, Ronnie Burgess, Richard Cayior, Eddie Lee, Carl Woodworth, and Clyde Robinson.Graduating senior girls from the Eustis High School Class of 1976 are: in front row, from left, Brenda Huston, Janice CoU, Leslie O’Berry, Cathy Temples, Helen Stewart, and Rosaline Fisher. Second row, from left, Elizabeth Piefer, Karen Wood rum, Kathy Lee, Audrey Corbett, Cindy Price, Cheryl Baugh, Susan Scott, Julie Alger, and Dawn Alexander. Third row, from left, Dorothy Caldwell, Tonya Boyd, Rose Gold wire, Elaine Boueron, LeaAnn Thirby, Layna Bishop, Linda Carter, Leisa McIntyre, and Sharon Aldrich. Fourth row, from left, Lynette Cutliff, Agnes Johnson, Debra Hill, Lena Hudson, Kathy Strickland, Nancy Smith, Cindy Baker, Mary Ann Kennedy, Sharon Molnar, Huong Vu, and Cindy Durham. Fifthrow, from left, Denise Shelton, Eva Lewis, Deloris Archer, Kim Massey, Julie Kauffman, Pam Pasak, Kathy Carroll, Babbie Cox, Diane Hampton, and Frances Milton. Sixth row, from left, Jane McCray, Cynthia Benton, Valerie Harris, Ziverlyn Mackey, Sheritta Witherspoon, Annette Kitchen, Julie Smith, and Nancy Negu. Seventh row, from left, Helena Siler, Liz Mobley, Pam Thomas, Lynette Saladin, Susan Hester, Belinda Back, Wendy Wolcott, Carol Kerry, Sandra Ralph, and Kathy Cayior. Rear row, from left, Chris Evans, Karen Gnann, Nancy Redmond, Andrea Colvin, Sherry Blocker. Donna LUly, Terri Water, Stephanie Norris, Mary Keenan, Karen Shook.Martha Dandridge, and NataUe Towne.■hpu mmTwo outstanding graduate athletes at Eustis HighSchool are, from left, catcher Willie Howard who won the Hustler Award, top-hitter award; andSherry Blocker, four-year letterwoman in swimming. Sherry is the only four-year letter athlete in the 1976 graduating class.3JKIkMark Alberson, Eustis High School Panther football player, was voted the top defensive player of the year recently at the awards days for athletes. He was also one of five three year letter men on the EHS grid team. He is co-holder of the “Jerry Patrick” award this year too.Joey Hoehman, Eustis High School football player, was one of three athletes to share in the award of the year at EHS the “Jerry Patrick” award. Joey was one of five Panther players to he a three year letterman in football.It’s mine, all mine, seems to be what this young man at the left is saying as he received an award at Eustis High School Tuesday night at Awards Night.Mt. Dora BicentennialMount Dora-The official Bicentennial Committee for the City of Mount Dora has finalized plans for the observance of the nation’s 200th birthday whichincludes a spectacular fireworks display over Lake Dora on the evening, of July 3.An all-day celebration will be held at Gilbert Park on July 3, and on July 4, a marker will be placed at the Time Capsule site at 2 p.m. in Donnelly Park.According to the Committee, the Independence Jubilee which has been held in past years on July 4 will be on July3, so that citizens may observe the day of July4, 1976 by attending churches of their choice.“as our nation was founded on the basis of freedom of religion and the right to worship as one wishes.”Activities on July 3 at Gilbert Park will include concession boothssponsored by variouscivic and social clubs. The Mount Dora Lions Club will offer barbecue chicken dinners to be eaten at die Park or to take out beginning at 4 p.m. The Mount Dora Rotary Club will serve hamburgers, hot dogs and coke from noon till dusk. Games and recreation events have been scheduled by Beth O’Connor, Youth Recreation Director, for the children during the day-long event.Surprise awards were all about the school Tuesday Here a very surprised young man receives one of the awards]If you're graduating■l 976...SchoolWhen you're about to make your bid intoday's highly competitive job marketplalt;. . . remember this one undeniable fact: YOU NEVER GET A SECOND CHANCE TO MAKE A FIRST IMPRESSION.~ -i. i t v - . ... ■ • ‘ I1 *^ ‘ 11. /* ■*• f\This will not only enable you to register strong personal impact in interviewsr •w:. but it can also gain you valuablem ...credit reference during a period when this• -B misn't easy to establish.Come in, talk it over. No strain, no pain, and it could be just the kick-off thrust your career will need..VO'■m*A’LAKE-HILLS PLAZA,m v %V,V» t • XMsA
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Eustis Lake Region News
Eustis, Florida, US
Sat, May 29, 1976
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