Seminole High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Sanford, FL)

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ft. 382 ABOVElBike riding provides the perfect time for Theresa johnson and Sheila Clause to catch up on the latest gossip. LEFT!The juniorparking lot at lunchtime is the place for skateboard wizards David Starnm and Mark Renaud to exhibit their skateboarding in- genuities. UNORGANIZED SPORTS I 29

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Gof rit! Friday nights were spent in anxiety at the always exciting foot- ball games. But the rest of the time was crammed with zany and sportive adventures designed primarily to overpower boredom. From lack of nothing better to do, unorganized sports organized themselves into every spare moment whether it was during lunch, or after school, or during those long-awaited weekends. The junior parking lot was the scene for creative skateboarding, while the beach set the scene for crea- tive Suntanning. From bowling to biking, we've gone for it. ABOVE RIGHTlWith a 140 average backing him, Kevin Crouse displays his idea ofugoing for if on the bowling lanes every Wednesday afternoon. BELOW!Eseapes after hours on a lazy afternoon are twice as fun on horseback for Deena Morgan and Howard Moore. I JG-1. .K .J-. N... ,., ., , ,s tk. la-,,v.t,,a rx 'XMIM xx S 28 UNORGANIZED SPORTS fits, ' Ms.. as-1, HW' x

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RIGHT! Frankie Harknvss knows what it's like' to spvnd his lunchtirm' busting suds , I1 rornrnon dvtnil for violating school rulvs. BELOW! Outdoor Bible classes and singing are anotlivr part time activity on campus. 940 ' 5 1- V-K 1. in-. lib! V .M..,...h-A. V xl Q ZH -vw ' ' I M W ' Q, 1' I V wh 1 ' EN' m 1' ,iw gyvpf. ., t i?+ff?'LMii'i ii 30 LUNCHES 'is .4+', ,