Osceola High School - Everglade Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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Janelle Justice fi Q .: ' W, ,. - Jolene Nixon ho, Kathryn Voris Melinda Aurer Jackie LaGrow Diane Woods Academic Hall of Famel83

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cademically, Ahead of the Game Academics are a part of every students life. but a few stand out by being able to combine the classroom and several other ac- tivities. The students noted were able to do just that and be recog- nized by their peers and their teachers as the most outstanding academic students. Michelle Mauer pursued her lessons and captained the Varsity Cheerleaders. While Michelle cheered. others played. Jennifer Mujat, Jolene Nixon, and Kathy Voris all excelled on their athletic fields: volleyball, basketball, and swimming, respectively. Leadership qualities helped these students to persevere and to help others. Mujat was NHS president and Voris, Student Council president. Laura Hester worked tutoring and listening in her job as a Peer Facilitator. Jack- ie Lafirow spent her evenings working on the Evergladeg she was assistant editor. Most academic meant top grades for all of these outstanding students, but it also meant being a very active member of the 0s- ceola family. 82fAcademic Hall of Fame Laura Hester Sherry Frogel above Michelle Maurer and below Jennifer Mujat

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ll'I+DII3ll3Y ee lfllfytll I! individuality, fun and per- sonal expression was sought by students who pursued hobbies in their spare time. Hobbies provided an escapefrom school and work. Bryan Bingham became a fisherman at the age of two. He and his family enjoyed fishing trips to Tierre Verde and the Everglades. Snook and trout were favorite catches. Shane Maderis time was split between his love of herpe- tology Cbreeding and collecting snakesj and acquiring car ste- reo components. 'Shane drove to the sound of his 420 watt Al- pine laser disc player and cas- sette deck. The system meant so much to Shane that he in- sured its security by installing a mobile security system in his l979 Mustang GT. A family business evolved from the Beard family's model train hobby. They opened a hobby store, but still have many working models in their home. Whatever the interests stu- dents enjoyed their varied hob- bies and many found that they greatly enriched their lives in and away from school. 84! Hobbies