Seminole High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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- 1 LGCAL Seminole officially becomes a city Seminole Mall is enlarved and becomes the larvest shoppinv center in Pinellas County Seminole II Theaters open Alternate 191s expanded to 6 lanes Seminole Library moy es to its new buildmv Rozelle becomes principal of Seminole Hivh Kapok Tree Restaurant opens for business Crajnd Openinv of McDonalds on Seminole B y Seminole Iay cees sponsor 20 mile Walk a Thon Boston Tea Party is reenacted at Lake Seminole City of Seminole holds a Bicentennial Provram Seminole experiences the larvest population Growth inthe county Sen Iohn Ware y isits Seminole to discuss rex isions beinv made to the Constitution Seminole branch of the YMCA opens Warhamk Band xx ins a national competition at Viroinia Beach H Seminole Hivh received sex eral new additions Kalach becomes Seminole High s new principal SPORTS Ali allou ed to fi ht avam 3 years after refusinv to oto mar U S Table Tennis Team is defeated in x lSlt to China Bobby Fischer beats U S S R s Boris Spassky in World Chess Champion ships Summer Olympics produce 2 mayor standouts Ol a Korbut and Mark Spitz Secretariat becomes the first horse to win the Triple Crown since 48 Billy lean Kino Gets the best of Bobby Rims at tennis Hank Aaron hits his 715th homerun Ex el Kniey el fails to rocket across Snake Rn er lack Nicklaus yy ins the Masters for the fifth time Tampa Bay Rou dies are born Nadia Comaneci makes Olympic his- tory by scorinv perfect 10s Dorothy Hamill mins a Gold medal in fivure skatinv Tampa Gets its oyxn football team - the Bucs -3 Seattle Slew wins the Triple Crown Ali beats Spinks for Title Bjorn Borg wins Wimbledon Rodney' says good-bye to the Rowdies Fpfur year old Bucs make it to the play'- o s 36 The '70's

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W Outstanding Senior - Dan Outstanding Senior - Ann I Huntington Locey Dan Huntington is one of At Seminole High School Seminole's most well-rounded many students are involved in students. His endeavors reflect either sports, clubs, or the 'mm' ,,, both his athletic and scholastic band. Ann Locey has been Q 3 abilities. In the ninth grade he involved in all three. In the was a member of the French ninth and tenth grades she took ' Club and earned a letter in an active part in the band by M , at Wrestling. During his sopho- becoming a member of the Rifle more year he became a member Squad. During the eleventh W of the Varsity Tennis Team and grade her interests increased as i Iunior Achievement. His inter- she became a Iunior Class Rep- ests increased in his junior year as he became active in resentative, the collection Chairperson for UNICEF, and a Golf, Bowling, Tennis, and National Honor Society. As a member of the Girls' Varsity Volleyball Team. In the senior, Dan continued with his participation in school twelfth grade Ann continued to be an important part of functions. He became Vice-President of NHS, a member the school and its functions. She was elected Recording of Key Club, and continued with his tennis. Secretary of Student Council, continued with her UNICEF responsibilities, and maintained a spot on the Volleyball Team. Outstanding Senior - Vickie Outstanding Senior - David Sibilia Kalmar Vickie Sibilia started her Throughout the last four years at Seminole on an ener- years, David Kalmar has been a getic note. In the ninth and Q very outstanding figure at Sem- tenth grades she was a member 'X inole. In the ninth grade he was of the Pep Club and the Varsity a member of the Chess Club. Track Team. During her junior During his sophomore year he year she undertook more added Science-Ecology Club responsibility as she added and Sophomore Class Trea- Youth Advisory Council, Hawk 1' surer to his prior roles. In the Talk, Artisan, and Who's Who A I 2 eleventh grade he extended his Among American High School involvement by becoming Stu- Students to her list of accomplishments. In her senior year dent Council Vice-President, ICC President, and a mem- Vickie accepted even more responsibility as she became ber of the Varsity Debate Team and NHS. In his senior Editor-in-Chief for the Artisan, the News Editor of the year David maintained a part in all of his previous activi- Hawk Talk, and the Treasurer of Pep Club. ties and added to them his role as Wally Warhawk, Pep I Club President, and a member of the Ir. Civitan Club. Outstanding Senior - Iim Outstanding Senior - Cheryl Weber VVhitehead I Over the past four years, Iim Because of her many accom- Weber has proven to be a ver- plishments, Cheryl Whitehead satile student and athlete. In his is a person that stands out in a ' freshman year he participated crowd. She started her fresh- in Freshman Football and IV man year by becoming Co-Cap- Baseball. When he reached the tain of the Freshman Cheer- f tenth grade he dedicated all of leading Squad and a member of his efforts toward IV Football. the Chorus. Her sophomore 1 I In the eleventh grade Iim added year brought about her role as a 'H-J Varsity Football and Wrestling IV Cheerleader. In the eleventh to his list of activities. His sen- grade the pace quickened as ior year turned out to be his fullest with activities such as she became a Wrestling Statistician, a member of the Varsity and Suncoast Football, Varsity Baseball, Skit Yearbook Staff, and a member of Who's Who. Cheryl's Night MC, and Key Club dominating his spare time. senior year produced even more extracurricular duties when she became a Homecoming Representative, the Co- Captain of the Varsity Cheerleading Squad, the Under- classmen Section-Head for the Warrior, and a member of clubs such as Pep Club, NHS, and ICC. Outstanding Seniors 35

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LD WIDE NATIONAL Anti-war demonstration at Kent State results in 4 deaths . Equal and Civil rights are demanded by women and blacks Legal voting age is changed to 18 Presidential candidate George Wal- lace is shot while campaigning Nixon is re-elected Life magazine sees its last issue POWs start returning home Skylab is launched Nixon enforces as rationin . 8 8 Patty Hearst is abducted by the Sym- bionese Liberation Army Nixon resigns because of his involve- ment in Watergate Elizabeth Seton becomes the first American-born woman to be canoni- ze U S celebrates its Bicentennial Carter is elected President King Tut Exhibit visits the U S Carter' pardons virtually all draft evaders Roots is viewed by the largest audience in history - 80 000 000 25 hour blackout in NYC results in 3 500 arrests Oil finally arrives at southern end of Alaskan Pipeline Carter signs treaties transferring con- trol of the Panama Canal back to Panama by the year 2000 Equal Rights Amendment fails 3 Americans make the first trans- Atlantic balloon flight Nuclear accident occurs on 3 Mile Is U S receives exiled Shah of Iran WOR EVE TS OF THE '70' s As we begin a new decade, we are pro- vided with a chance to look back and review the major events which have shaped our -lives. Although there were many, these were what we considered to be the most significant in shaping our lifestyles. MILESTONES - Ianis Ioplln - Louis Armstrong Nikita Khrushchev c- Harry Truman - Betty Crable Lyndon B Iohnson Pablo Picasso - Duke Ellington Charles Lindberg - Aristotle Onassis - - Agatha Christie Howard Hughes Mao Tse-Tung -- Elvis Presley Freddie Prinze - Morris the Cat Golda Meir Norman Rockwell - Nelson Rockefeller Iohn Wayne Fighting between Catholics and Prot Salt Talks are reopened between Russia and the U S China is officially seated in the UN Iordan and Palestine call a truce A soldier of the Imperial Iapanese Army of WWII is discovered 1n Guam after 28 years USSR IS visited for the f1rst time by an American President fN1xonJ 11 Israeli Olympic Team members are killed by Arabs in Munich 20 years of fighting officially ends 1n Laos Anwar Sadat and Golda Meir sign the U S Proposal The Suez Canal is reopened Political and economic sanctions Supersonic transportation between Europe and the U S begins The Socialist Republic of Vietnam is proclaimed Brezhnev IS named President of Rus s a 5 rings are discovered around Uranus Sadat and Begin agree on peace in the Middle East 900 people die in mass suicide at Ionestown First test tube baby born in England The Shah of Iran is overthrown Militant Iranian students hold about 50 Americans hostage ' '70 ' ' d . '71 t ' I . .' '72 . a a 173 C5 99 .' .' ,74 '75 ' ' ' '76 ' 1 '77 ' n . . '78 ' . ' . ' '79 estants breaks out in Belfast - between Cuba and the U.S. are ended '76 - ' ' - . . 1 ,77 - . . - , . . . i . . . . . . u .. . ,78 - U q . . 0 u ,79 T- 0 n I . I The '70's 37 ,ia