Seminole High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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SCHCOL DAYS Although it is generally agreed that the more time spent away from school, the better, it is an unavoidable fact that approximately twenty- five percent of the average student's day is spent at school. With this in mind many learn to take school life in stride. They try to make as many friends as possible, they use the six min- utes between classes to the fullest by socializ- ing, and they learn not to take things too seri- ously. All of these are ways to keep school from becoming totally unbearable and to make it tif you can believe itj enjoyable! What are friends for? Freshmen Amy and Stacy Fix share the burdens of a typical Monday. Head over heels! Senior Nancy Krauss, I'm in love! The galloping gourmet, sophomore Tracy Pierce, You're joking, l'm supposed to eat this stuff?! ff t. School Days 33