Seminole County High School - Indian Yearbook (Donalsonville, GA)

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INDIAN Opening 1-8 Administration 9-16 Seniors 17-27 Senior Favorites 28-32 Senior Index 33-34 Juniors 35-42 Activities 43-61 Literary 62-64 Band 65-72 Sophomores 73-80 Sports 81-99 Senior Zodiac 100 Freshmen 101-110 Closing 111-112 Advertisements 113-136

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SEMINOLE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Seminole County High School What is school? A learning institution? To me and possibly to many others, school is a place of social learning, a place of understanding, and a place of imparted knowledge. School should be a place where students and teachers can get along in harmony. This we find at SCHS. This yearbook is a permanent record of our lives and times at Seminole County High School. This is our school; be proud to be a Seminole Indian. Joe Miller, Editor

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DEDICATION The annual staff of 1980- 81 under the supervision of Mrs. Corene Hamilton and Mrs. Wilma Jones dedicated this volume of the INDIAN to the gradu- ating seniors of 1981, and a special dedication to the four students who would have graduated with them. Those stu- dents, Joey Baker, Kevin Ford, Tommy Lewis, and Reuben Brookins, are missed by all who knew them. The joy and happi- ness they put into our lives cannot be replaced. Even though they are far from us, they are far from being forgotten. Staff of 80- 81