Seminole High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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Classes . . . hen it came time to show spirit at the foot- ball games and all the other school activi- ties, the Seminole High School students were always there. Some stayed after school for hours so that they could organize the activities for the school, and with the help of the entire student body. the school came alive. As always, the stu- dents' lifestyles reflected their enthusiasm for Seminole High. Football spirit, a crowd of spectators watch in anticipa- tion as their team gains yardage. Rehearsing, choir members perfect their songs. Munching out, students enjoy sitting around at Burger King after school. 144 Cl asses