Seminole High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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LIFESTYLES: MR. TED YEAGER Mr. Ted Yeager is the activities director at Seminole High School. Mr. Yeager is a native Northernerg he was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. He attended Ohio University where he majored in Social Studies. Before Mr. Yeager became the activities director at Seminole High School, he was a teacher and also coached football for the Seminole Warhawks. Mr. Yeager has one of the busiest jobs at Seminole High Schoolg being the activities director keeps him constantly on the move. In fact, you rarely find him attached to his desk. Mr. Yeager is well known around Seminole High School. His job has him in constant contact with both students and teachers, helping to solve their problems and answering their questions. I think Seminole is the best school in the county and I know I'm lucky to be here. I base that statement on the students -they are very easy to work with because they're doing something they really want to do. his MY SPECIAL ADMINISTRATION Four important people serve our school in a special way. Mr. Yeager, the activities director, organizes sports events and schedules school activities. The registrar, Mr. Sessa, is responsible for students' schedule changes and registering new students. As occupational specialist, Mrs. Pilini helps students find jobs and can also aid students in career choices. Mrs. Dodge is the time-out room counselor, and has a very special job indeed. You can always find her lending a helping hand or helping someone by just listening to their troubles. Counter clockwise top right: Mr. Sessa!Mrs. Pilini!Mrs. Dodge Administration 247

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DEAN S The deans' job is often not a pleas- ant one. Yet, if any serious problems arise, Mr. Dunn, Mrs. Kimball, Mr. Crosby or Ms. Staten can profi- ,,,,A.,,, ciently handle them, making a stu dent's school day much more enjoya ble. Clockwise top right: Mr. Steven Crosby!Mr. Willis Dunnftvts. Sadie Staten. 246 Administration . .. 4nn..... LIFESTYLES: MRS. EILEEN KIMBALL The dean of girls, Ms. Kimball, likes the supportive commu- nity of Seminole: she feels that it makes SHS a better school. It helps the students feel better about going to school. Ms. Kim- ball thinks the kids at Seminole High School are well behaved and that there are few problems. She feels that by the time stu- dents are in high school, they should have a purpose in life. They know the rules, and if they aren't willing to follow them, they shouldn't be in school. High school isn't for everyone, but before anyone considers dropping out they should think about the alternatives and take responsibility for their actions. She spends her spare time sewing and enjoying the outdoors by walking on the beach. Mrs. Kimball has three children and feels that being a parent and a dean can sometimes help her under- stand the feelings and reactions of parents whose children she's dealt with. P

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SECRETARIES A D AIDES By keeping records, taking messages, typing, filing, answering numerous questions and various other jobs, the secretaries and aides keep the school well organized and running smoothly. 'l Clockwise Top Left: Mrs. Mary lane Usselman 'A it !Mrs. Charlene Dasher!Mrs. Iean Ruhrup! Mrs. Barbara Knous!Mrs. Lucy Yeates!Mrs. Mary Basset s'p. 0' ' ' .. 'o's -'o.o o Us Io','gl O00 ,.5 tus., Digg ' ng.. Jvc o 1 9 1.0 :Q .QQO 'cffftonaoo 'f .accuse 'c, puoooac. o..nooo0. lil' 00000 00:00:00 c .'a.rk.oqg0.',. can 'o'vnoo0' 'cisco 0 f's FY Zh 4 ss' is .S of ,,X Q ZA RN... 2 ' 4 0 x . umm Fon 5 2 I l nusmnss Q. it fa to vnnlxsla ,r,, X' J I ,, 'fvezsif' '.v' 5 I 1 Q, i L' , A Q-mi?-1 5. 4. 1:1 K L v 44 4' x4 'k 1 a'-A!M .nPk J 248 Administration