Seminole High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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Kicking off the new year, Rojans had their initiation of new members. The girls disguised themselves as tourists. Some were dressed in Hawaiian shirts, wild sunglasses, straw hats, Bahama shorts, rolled up jeans, and even a black cape. -5- -,, ff K. ,,,, , A Row 1 - Cheryl Holzhueter, Mary L'Esperance, Krista Seivoldt, Mary Iones, Lori Herrick, Denise Morris, Pam Hood, Penny Stevenson, Cheryl Harpe, Bonnie Cook. Row 2 - Brian Kinports, Chris Krauss, Nancy Krauss, Michelle Mead, Mary Degnan, Tim Van Horn. Row 3 - Bonnie Argyros, Laura Furno, Sue Dow- ney, Karyn Lindblom, Christy Daniels, Vicky Blackard, Liz Crilly, Kerry Harvell, Karin Bearnarth, Gena Dorris, Kelly Clark, Pam Holben, Mary Ann Morrissey, Terrie Mullins. Rojans 85

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l Sponsor: Ms. Snyder 84 Rojans We're There When You eed Us Hard work was the key to the success of the Rojans With Ms Snyder as their advisor, the girls really had it made this year. Cleaning up after football games, providing homecoming spirit through the voodoo doll and decorating the homecoming throne were a few of Rojans' projects to help our school Rojans are always there to help the community. They made turkey baskets for needy families at Thanksgiving, participated in the turkey shoot and the Seminole Pow-Wow. Under the strong support of the Seminole Rotary Rojans achieved much for the school and community is Q Christy Daniels, Vicky Blackard, Liz Crilly, Tim Van Horn. V Officers: Chris Krauss, Nancy Krauss, Michelle Mead, Mary Degnan Row 2 Brian Kinports We deserve it. Working hard for the school and the community IS just a part of Rojans. They also have many social activities Pizza parties where everyone sees how much pizza they can eat and the highlight of the year - a banquet in honor of all the members

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J International Club, the New Kid The International Club is the new kid on the block this year. They combined all previous language clubs into one. Promoting interest in and appreciation for the language and culture of foreign lands and people. Their most memorable activity is their Oktoberfest. All the members worked together to learn how the Oktoberfest came into being as a wedding celebration of the king. During this festivity, the club featured German food, entertainment, and games. The International Club is definitely off to a good start. German dancing, students learn customs of other countries. Sword in hand, reenacts the life of a soldier. Row 1 - Miss Finch, Sheri Mitchell, Carolyn Liberturci Kathy Hsu Tina Donegan Cheryl Dutile Cindy Wingfield Laura Bernstein, Lisa Yacks, Ian Wajowic Row 2 Lisa Touchette Lauren Helm Betsy Iohnson lulie Wyne Dawn Charklwick, Sonia Lukasiewiez, Charlene Tritt Doreen Ciesxal Lesley Marticorena Row 3 Pam Webster Vera Appleyard, Laura Anstadt, Ceicia McKinney Mary Castme Laura Castine Lisa Guggisberg Maureen Perterson Beth Tulgrum, Patti Metro, Michele Morrissey Row 4 Laura Hanson Heidi Barth Iohn Pebble Dawn Feldman Laurie Graff, Deanna Rutledge, Angie Daugherty Heather Noyer Iranur Verdugo Row 5 Scott Salmon Brian Kinports, Rebecca Cary, Irini Shokkos, Chip Pensa Kevin Cox Maria Verdugo Linda Gonzales 86 lnttrnational