Clermont Highlanders overwhelm Mount Dora 45 to 6 at home
Clermont dominates on offense and defense as Willie Chandler runs for 188 yards and three touchdowns. The Highlanders never allow Mount Dora a second half first down, building a 45 to 6 victory after a first quarter 17 yard field goal by Don Haddock and a 2 yard run by Greg High. Haddock adds a 17 yard field goal and a 2 yard TD run to lead Clermont with 81 passing yards and 188 rushing yards. Mount Dora’s sole second quarter score comes from John Whittaker on a 2 yard run. The Hurricanes travel to South Sumter next, aiming for 8:00 p.m. kickoff.
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Mount Dora Lastiog
Hurricanes
Mount Dora
Clermont
Willie Chandler
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Greg High
John Whittaker
Haddock
Highlanders
South Sumter
Week of October 24 28 School Menus
Readable sections list weekly lunches with multiple errors. Items include Meat Pie Cheeseburger Bar-B Quoted dishes and beverages. The readable fragments show weekly plan with varied meals such as fish sticks, chicken fried steak, sloppy joes and hamburgers plus sides like peaches applesauce broccoli and green beans.
Mount Dora High School Menu Week
Daily lunch offers pizza French fries and salads plus fruit and desserts. Weekly items include Monday ham and cheese hamburger Tuesday subs Wednesday stacked ham Thursday hot dog and subs Friday stacked ham and fish sandwich.
Teachers' sorority marks Founders' Day and projects
Alpha Delta Kappa chapters in Lake County Upsilon in Orlando Beta Gamma in Lake County celebrate Founders Day with projects to promote education and better teacher relations. Mrs Polly Smith leads Upsilon and Mrs Elly Williams leads Beta Gamma. A joint social breakfast was held and a district meeting is set for November 19 in Orlando.
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Alpha Delta Kappa
International Sorority
United States
Lake County
Beta Gamma
Polly Smith
Upsilon
Elly Williams
ADK
Orlando
Mount Dora FBLA Seeks Local Speakers
Mount Dora High School FBLA elects officers for 1977 78 and invites area small business leaders to share experiences and discuss the advantages of the free enterprise system. Interested speakers contact Mrs Mc Cracken at 383 2177.
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Future Business Leaders of America Club
Mount Dora High School
McCracken
Mount Dora High School publishes first Hurricane Watch issue
DECA students revive Mount Dora High School newspaper Hurricane Watch after years of silence. Cheryl Schiebel edits the issue released October 7 with articles from Tony Landis and staff photographers and reporters including Matt Robinson Linda Terry Scott Kephart and Ken Harley. Deadline for next issue is November 21 with ad inquiries to Cheryl Schiebel.
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Mount Dora High School
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Mount Dora
Anon
DECA
Mount Dora High
Cheryl Schiebel
Tony Landis
Cheryl
Eustis News
Watch
Matt Robinson
Linda Terry
Scott Kephart
Ken Harley
Re of
Mount Dees
Little
Ees
Samuel Dickens
Mount Dora Band Boosters Association
Vo-Tech opens General Secretarial program for Nov second quarter
The Lake County Area Vocational Technical Center invites applications for its General Secretarial program starting November 1. The course covers typing business communications office procedures business principles and machine transcribing with admission requiring renewal and completion of the General Aptitude Test Battery.
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Lake County Area Vocational Technical Center
Welding Program at Vo Tech Center Opens in November
The Lake County Area Vo cational Technical Center will offer a 600 to 900 hour vocational welding program starting Tuesday November 1. The course covers welding theory oxyacetylene cutting brazing soldering arc welding and heliare welding. A General Aptitude Battery test is required for admission. Call 357 8222 for details.
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Lake County Area Vocational Technical Center
Student Services Office
Advanced Chorus hosts Halloween Monster Mash Hop
The Advanced Chorus presents a Monster Mash record hop on Saturday October 29 in the high school cafeteria. Attractions include a haunted house fortune teller wet sponge throw and a car smash with a concession provided by the high school A club. Area students are invited to attend the Halloween festivities.
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Mount Dora High School
Howey Academy Enrolls International Students for Fall Term
Howey Academy in central Florida continues enrolling qualified applicants from foreign countries and the United States for the fall term and the second semester starting January 23. Head master William Branyon says the expanded program for non English speakers attracts many international students along with Floridians and others nationwide. The school emphasizes personalized instruction in core subjects, reading and study skills, and a broad program of supervised recreational and athletic activities including soccer basketball baseball golf volleyball tennis rowing horseback riding and water skiing all included in tuition.
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HOWEY
Fhe-Hills
United States
Howey Academy
Illiam Branyon
Central Florida
Man Foreigne
Florida
Mount Dora High School News Highlights and Activities
Money from a magazine subscription drive raised over four thousand dollars for the Junior Senior Prom. Juniors took statewide E A A tests while volleyball gains add a new girls team under coach Parrish. Homecoming week activities, a new Hurricane Watch paper, and DECA and FBLA clubs are announced with upcoming district meetings.
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T S
Jim Summe
U Sp
Parrish
Mount Dora High School
Christine Harris
Rosalyn Jackson
Annette
Marcia Pease
Sonya Ritter
Debbie Thomas
Lisa
Blanche Wiggins
Tavares
Groveland
Wymore Tech
Clermont
MDHS
Mount Dora
DECA
Cheryl Schiebel
da Terry
Tony Landis
Matt Robinson
Dave Burns
Future Business Leaders of America
FBLA
Lisha Faircloth
Cindy Fralick
Wendy Blair
Carrie Robinson
Traci Pait
Ray Cormany
Regina Grayford
McCracken
Oakridge High School
Orlando
Change of command at Florida Telephone names Locke and Salyer
Claude E. Locke will become vice president and general manager of United Telephone Company of Florida in Ft. Myers on November 1. Joe P. Salyer moves from United's Southeast Group in Bristol to assume Locke’s current Florida Telephone post. The Florida Group consolidates Florida Telephone and United of Florida. Locke, a 31 year veteran, has led Florida Telephone as VP operations for eight years. Salyer brings 22 years in telecom, including roles as general commercial and plant manager, and will relocate to Leesburg with wife Bobbi and two daughters.
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Claude E. Locke
United Telephone Company of Florida
Ft. Myers
Locke
Joe P. Salyer
United’s Southeast Group
Bristol
Florida Goup
E. P. Kittinger
David R. Kanagy
Florida Group
Altamonte Springs
Virginia
Salyer
United Intermountain Telephone
United
East Tennessee State University
Bobbi
Leesburg
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