Seminole High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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Unloading the bus, students gather around the bus ramp i1lllK?I'SCll0Ul. Sign up please, Prcsiclent nf Rojans. senior Michele Mead and inninr Mary Degman explain in interested prospects about Rojans on Club Day. A victorious game, seniors Inn Varzarella and Chris Yates take a break from the afztinn during the Largo game. 14 Opening

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its fl .-1 - Jggwiflfw 7112 ijyiffft J tif? M fywfzqff fwfw .MM MQ tarting school gave the Warhawks the oppor- ff Vgtuglientfile W WS M tunity to share their lifestyles in the activities that shaped student life. Everyone laughed while Mrs. Henry and Mr. Dickman battled and plot- ted against each other to see who had to kiss a live pig. We cheered as the Bucs went on to win five straight games. Watching senior Kelly Gig- nac being crowned Homecoming Queen gave the school a pride that no other school could sur- pass. With our teamwork, individualism, and spirit, Seminole will always remain above all others. Cheering, some juniors show their spirit during a home football game. Kiss a pig, Mr. Dickman demonstrates how he raised money against Mrs. Henry. Benching it, junior Vicki Kalnbach rests in between classes. 16 Student Life