Osceola High School - Everglade Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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On the Flight Track By Stacey Worcester Drivers Ed prepared students for driving on the road. It taught them defensive driving skills and gave hours of driving experience. It not only taught the student, but depending on the insurance com- pany, some got l0'Zn off their in- surance rates. At the end of the class, if students passed the skill and written tests, they received a waiver. Once issued a waiver, it was taken to the Driver Licenses office. Most of the time students just handed the DMV examiner the waiver and they were issued a licenseg occasionally they did re- test. To take this course students needed a restricted license. Coach Saari said that although he's nervous, getting into a car with an inexperienced driver, he generally knows what to expect, after teaching the course for sev- en years. Although most of the students arenit very experienced, the worst experience they've had while driving was when an old man turned unexpectedly in front of them and caused a collision. The car was still driveable after the accident, and no one was hurt. All of the students must have two years of Gym to obtain their diploma. Personal Fitness, Team Sports, Individual Dual Sports, Recreational Activities and Weight Lifting were the offered courses. xx Steve Liss practices his newly acquired Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation skills on Annie. GymlDr. Ed!191

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Prectice Ivlekee Osceola Chorus Showstoppers take a break from performing to learn some new songs. The Soprano's get away from the rest of the class as they practice their own special parts of a song. James Beyersdoft, and Ryan Smith work diligently as they set up for the play. Perfect By Erika Harvey Refining their skills through practice was a way of life for students of the Fine Arts. Mu- sic, Drama, and Chorus at- tracted individuals who dis- played a multitude of talents. The Instrumental Music pro- gram was directed by Mr. Skip Williams. During Marching season, the band hosted a large marching festival and compet- ed in many others, earning rat- ings of superior and excellent. District festivals were held at LaCanto High School in Citrus County for Chorus. The Show- stoppers Qensemble, boys, and girlsl and Mrs. Kline's new Girls' Show Choir performed in the State Districts in Gaines- ville. Drama students attended the District 4 competition at Lake- wood and performed a one act play at Dunedin. At the State Districts students performed a revival of the play Snoopy. The Warriors never came up short on talent. r 'ZZ Ms. Kline shows Craig Zurman and Vose Pneuman how to hit the perfect key. Performing ArtSl193