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LIVI IT What students do away from school plays as big a role'in their lifestyles as what they do in school. This is the time when students have a chance to show some independence and individuality. It also gives them a chance to become involved and get to know themselves and others better. Whether the after school activities include a job, sports, or music, everyone does something that makes up their very own lifestyle. Swimming at the beach, juniors Michelle DeBoer and Kathy Russo take a summer splash! Ballet dancers, perfecting their form. Saturday. Lifestyles 19 Football in the park, an active way to spend a
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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
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Ho ecoming Week Seminole students really got into the swing of things during homecoming week this year. The week started off with Crazy Day with all the students acting their zaniest. Tuesday was International Day , a time when students could be seen wearing their Skit Night costumes and the dress of their nationality. Wednesday was Little Kid's Day with the majority sporting black eyes and stuffed animals. Thursday was Class Colors Day with the freshmen wearing orange, green, and whiteg the sophomores in orangeg the juniors in greeng and the seniors in their tra- ditional white pillowcases. The theme for 1979's Skit Night was Seminole's Time Machine . The skits M.C.'ed by jim Weber and Valerie Fuchs depicted Wally Warhawk's travels through time in both the past and the future. The seniors took first place, and were followed by the sophomores in second place, the juniors in third, and the fresh- men in fourth. The seniors also won the VooDoo Doll contest. This year the skits were followed by something new -the first annual Kiss A Pig contest. Students were asked to donate money for the teacher that they would like to see kiss a pig. Mrs. Henry was the winner and gave everyone a fine show. Seniors David Kalmar and Mar- cie Cohen having a Toga party! Lori Silva and Ioanne Zappala - japanese style. Raggedy Ann and Andy doing their thing. Boy Scout, Dale Grogan doing his duty. Emi tl'Ul?E 20 Homecoming Week ,Liv
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