Seminole High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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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

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Playing the drums, senior Art Siegel thinks, Don'l you dare touch my drums! logging in the park, Seniors Bob Thomas and Louis Chiavacci on the hot trail of a girl! Traveling in Europe, It's a small world after all! 18 Lifestyles