Seminary High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Seminary, MS)

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PREPARI G FUR THE BIG STEP AHEAD Summer jobs have become a common part of students' way of life. Most students are not willing to give up the l'extras afforded by working and earning their ovm money. SHS students were able to find jobs in a variety of ways. Keith Bullock, Odius Stringer, and many others eamed money working on farms. Darwain Wade sweated out the summer at a diesel repair shop. Charlie Sulli- van leamed the business by helping in his father's auto deal- ership. Eddie Sanford was one of several who kept the muscles in shape in construction. John Crosby, Dee Dee Thorn- ton, Dee Dee Wood, and Kim Bullock are a few of the SHS stu- dents who found summer jobs. They shared with us beneficial aspects of their jobs. John Crosby really enjoyed himself last summer. John worked at Lonnie's Canoe Rental with his father helping people en- joy the beauty and fun of the Okatoma River. Dee Dee Thomton worked as cashier- fcook at Ward's. She is still employed there and will probably return this summer. 4 Student Life Dee Dee Wood worked at Smith Bros. Sporting Goods in Hattiesburg. She says she enjoyed meeting interesting people and the spending money she eamed. Kim Bullock worked as a cashierjwai- tress at Auntie's Kitchen last summer. She earned plenty of spending money but did not think she would retum there to work this summer.

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swam i l Like all the preschool children, Sherry Hood presents the picture of innocence as she poses for the camera. Moving forward. Two words that are a product of hard work and great effort. At Seminary this year we did move forward. Kin- dergarten was the major move. What was the reason for the addition of public preschool education? The answer was chil- dren - all sizes, backgrounds, and behaviors. These young stu- dents enjoyed an exciting and adventurous year. Field trips to local organizations and busi- nesses, visits from community servants, and art projects were just a few of the various activities S.A.C. kindergarteners experi- enced. They also leamed coop- eration and consideration with other classmates and functional abilities needed for their future school years. Locally, kindergar- ten proved a useful tool in pre- paring these youngsters for life. The kindergarten teachers were talented in many different areas. Photography was just one of Mrs. Thames' talents. Sheehan's tree farm was one ofthe many places the kindergarten visited. Here Mrs. Knights class gives a big smile. Opening .......... ....... 1 Student ........... . . .4 ClubsfOrganizations . . . . .8 Who's Who ........ . .18 Sports ..... .... 5 4 Academics . . . . .46 People ....... . .50 Closing ....... . .88 Advertisements . . . . .91 Openmg 5

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