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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1970
Page
12
Mount Dora High School corridors buzz with anxious newcomers and returning students. Teachers strive to acclimate learners as the new term begins amid hallway chatter and locker drama. Students confront tests mirrors and the end of summer with a mix of relief and fatigue.
Sept 25 marks the reopening of the Hurricane Hut by the Jaycees after the Tavares game. The orange and black interior features red padding zebra curtains and a snack bar for student use. Membership cards may be purchased later for $1 for after school admission and social activities.
A local report profiles Coach Gene Bebber and his wife Clare at Mount Dora High. It notes Bebber's Miami University background, graduate work at West Carolina, and prior role as freshman coach at Miami. He praises Mt Dora High as a tough schedule and expresses optimism for a disciplined, winning season.
Mount Dora announces a grueling 1970 schedule for Canes varsity football featuring away games at St. Cloud Clermont Umatilla Groveland Wildwood and Oviedo with home dates against Crescent City South Sumter Tavares and Mid-Lakes Conference games. The October November sequence includes key trips to Wildwood and Oviedo and wraps with late-season matchups.
Heap of the Week showcases a Camaro with a 250 engine and a floor shifter, driven by Kathy. The text highlights rugged use and white wall tires delivering grip, noting a strong quarter time potential and a wish to see more of the Blue Bomb while urging drivers to Arrive Alive.
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