Taylor County High School - Sampler Yearbook (Perry, FL)

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UOMSCOndl tf} Euds With Homecoming over, everyone could settle down to real school — that is the everyday program of learning, of exploring, of self discovery, and planning for the future. Seniors began to worry and plan for college. Tests loomed in everyone’s future. Getting accepted and receiving a scholarship were chief con- cerns for most students. The Seniors were not the only ones concered about tests, for the Juniors had to take the State Assessment Test. October and Novem- ber were very busy months. The woes of school did not end with the Christmas rest, but continued through the year. School programs are varied with many options. Presently Seniors are enrolled at Florida State University, North Florida Junior College, the Vocational Technical School, and various types of on-the-job training programs. The regular curricu- lum offers a wide range of choices for the college bound, the general education or vocational bound student. But school academic programs are not everything for the student. Learning con- tinues outside the classroom in such activities as athletics and extracurricular activities. Exercising and developing physical prowess aides in the total devel- opment of the student. Leadership roles are developed in many school activities. Responsibility and perseverence become necessary as students strive to accom- plish the curricular or extracurricular goals. The time, the efforts, the hard work are all worthwhile as students joy in their successes and plan for their future. Pictured both pages top across: Christmas Cho- rus concert: Mark Fraser scores tor Basketball team; Chris and Georgia take a Coke break dur- ing basketball game; and newspaper advisor Faulkner with students Peck and Wright. 23

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Cofttfoicj Ftdwubl Top left to right both pages: Students work in automotive mechanics. Chorus provides Christmas music; and Band pro- claims their superior rating at Festival. Bottom left to right both pages: Faculty members Page and Padgett take a break from class activities; Cathy Sauls tackles assignment and Student Advisory com- mittee discuss school. 25