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

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DEDICATION With pride and admiration, we the yearbook staff of 1985 dedicate this edition of the Indian to Mr. Clyde Perry. He has spent many years in the structuring and development of the minds of the students of Seminole County High School. Mr. Perry, we present this onnuol to you os a small gesture of appreciation for your devotion to our school. 1985 Yearbook Stoff OPEMNG 3 m r i

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Opening tADMIN)STR SERVICE SU SENIORS SENIOR FAVORI SENIOR INDEX JUNIORS SOPHOMORES i FRESHMEN EIGHTH--- ACTIVITIES BAND SPORTS CLOSING ADVERTISE -----59-66 67-98 99-106 107-lib 126 127-152 AENTS

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Eoch year, many hours of strenuous labor ore put into the development of our yearbook. Layouts must be drawn, pictures token, and deadlines met. Under the supervision of Mrs. Corene Hamilton and Mrs. Wilma Jones. Our work is now completed. As in years before, a central theme has been used to express the general atmosphere portrayed throughout our high school. I We have chosen commercial slogans as means of demonstrating this to you. It is our sincerest wish that this 31st edition of the Indian will reflect in years to come the times spent at Seminole County High School. Anita Ingram and Ronald Williams, Edirors• and Staff I ktUXITOli Let's all be there Nothing beats o great pair of legs I want YOU for the U.S. Army 4 OPEMNG