Seminole High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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EXTRANIERO IDIOMA The Foreign Language department enables students to learn about the languages and customs of other continents. It broadens students horizons by giving them a taste of other countries. In first government its grammar verbs and nouns. 7 year courses the stress is on the language, its Y Y Y ft-I m l Mary lane Dameron Language Composition I Ioseph D'Andrea Work Experience Employability Skills Kathy Davis P.E. II Girls' Basketball Coach Girls' Softball Coach Marjorie DeWaay CBE, Typing I Bonnie Dibble American Literature Communications I Paul Dickman Physics, Physical science Boys' Track Coach Cross Country Coach Robert Douglas Drafting I, II, III, and IV Carol Dunn Humanities I and II Composition II National Honor Society Sponsor Faculty 259

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258 Faculty Cary Coil Psychology Social Studies Dept. Chairman Mary Cones Special Education Teacher Aid LLewelyn Cook Trigonometry, Math I and II Math Dept. Chairman Victor Corman P.E. I, Driver Ed Assistant Football Coach Mary Curry Bookkeeping I, III Record Keeping Thomas Cusmano CPS World History ug' DRIVERS EDUCATION Drivers' Ed is a course that deals with learning the rules and proce- dures of safe, defensive driving. Students are taught the essentials through films books and tests and experience. Students first start out in parking lots and residential areas. After they have gained enough confidence and experience they are taken to more highly traveled streets and highways. This course offers one of the best lessons in matu- rity and responsibility. ENGLISH As the foundation of all learning the basic skills of Eng lish are very important These skills are taught through numerous courses at Seminole f I-Iigh School. A student can study the classic pieces of 5 Shakespeare in British Litera- ture or discover the latest means of communication through media in a class called Mass Media N0 matter what course the student takes, all are designed j to give the student a better I understanding of how to com- ' municateg and, better commu- nication is always an advan- tage.

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Timothy Dunn Math II Math Concepts Bruce Dutton American History Consumer Economics Sociology Student Council Sponsor Pamela Eno Creative Foods, Family Living House and Home Furnishing Varsity Seminette Sponsor Iean Evans PE PE Department Chairman David Everling Trigonometry Math Ill, IV and V Key Club Sponsor Doris Flipovich Business Math Typing I and Il Shorthand Uk HUME EC Home Economics includes courses designed to teach both boys and girls how to manage in the home. Among the courses there are: Foods, a course concentrating on the preparation of food and its nutritiong Human Relations, a course to help people under- stand one another and form strong tiesg Bachelor Living, designed especially for those who will be out on their own and doing everything for them- selves: Sewing, a course that teaches how and what to sew. vi MATHEM TICS Seminole High School has a wide variety of mathematics courses from a program to teach the fundamentals to accelerated courses such thing has become highly technical math is very important in today s world. A simple but thorough understanding of basic math is required for almost any occupation. Although mathematics seems very compli- cated at times it frequently solves the most minor of problems. as Math V and Trigonometry, for college-bound students. As every- , f , '34 t t ttt, , sm!