Seminole High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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Andrew Tellone Debbie Templeman Kim Terrell Lori Thomas Christina Thompson Iames Thornton David Thorpe Lisa Tisdale Bradley Tipton Angela Torch Celine Touchette Paul Townsend Sam Trabalzi Tracy Trautweiler Robert Troke Robin Tuchyner Karen Tuhro Lynn Turner Mike Turner David Tyler Iohn Tyler Larry Unger Debbie Urda Frank Vento Robert Verhaaren Iohn Volkmer Kim Vormwald Dee Vujakovich Ron Waggener Amanda Wagner Carla Wagner Iudy Wainwright Bryan Walsingham Daniel Walters Tricia Warchol Ieff Warfield Samuel Washington Margo Watkins Christine Watson Douglas Weaver Tina Webb Chris Weber Ieff Weber Grace Weiss Carol Westcott Ianet Westlund Steve Westover Lori Whalen Cynthia Wheet 238 Freshmen 1 i P2 , fx , E i 32 Q X55 W 'K W U , 7 4? 'Y' ,,,gaaf,,g5ga- f , ::,. . ' ,V .w z X lb i we f vii' A 1 W I V , 1 iw 'I cw- W 'af V. ' if s 2 K Q K , av .,1s:.Meff, ,naw ,f-1, .efw-i H trimmer-f,, F,-me 4 fd as fffeftiiifwsg fimfifie ' iiii I 'iflfif ' ', - fm' fi?JE:f25L . s,,... .Q all is ,ff inf it' C 4 255 If rl E ill i eff X ,, Q is ef 3 4 ZZ 5 f 0 NK 5 if W fits! W if W it? 1 ' ww e . f WE, ., E 1 .f 'f-Q93 i , XWSQ f , wr 1 get '51 EV Q . it , as , ,, ii ' i'ii ,,.. . V,, , f. S 'fi 1 f ' ' .H ,V .. , it, T intl ff f ff y ,. .. Y 1 Q af as - f ig, , K we W M sf H 54 'V I 5 X i' ii, ' J in , Q s wa K f ,sly i Y 1 Q 1 ff 15 , 1 we M, 3 6 .5 3. ag f wf M -rf 115 2 .. , E X 8 i fs KJ, 5 f Q 2 iii' ' 3' Si! .ffl W' 5 f ., C an ' f ix , wifi, ,, L. ' ' 1 3'i '1 fi5Z5iifIi21,255 5555 '1 T. tn,, 2 ' i - f, 111-L: 'iw ,TEE Z if ' , -M-V4 T i3 msg. gy he 2, .P 1 'Q' M me 'l'e F ' ,,LV , t I H K ' E :Y ' f .. 'Sk 1:--' 1 W ,, ' We gy- ,,,, .. wi as is 1 fi mr 5' 3 K 41- i Q ,

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Facult . . . any students and teachers agreed that noth- M ing set this year apart from the rest, except that more national issues - declining scores on literacy tests, student motivation at school, and the questioning of students' futures at college - were discussed. Teachers and administrators seemed to take a growing interest in the students in and outside school activities. Preparing the upperclassmen for college was the purpose of such English classes as College Prep and Composition 2. All this help has not gone without appreciation. Although no standing ovations, no bouquets of roses, not even a thank-you came to these givers, the Seminole High teacher received his satisfac- tion when the student did well in class. Teaching class, Mr. Guetzloe teaches a Modern Biology class. Literacy tests, eleventh graders struggle through long hours of testing. Cafeteria break, students enjoy a pause between classes. 240 Faculty