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

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26 RANRAND RLE RAN AND RLE Classes and Faculty are but two of the important groups in our school. Everyone has a job to do and works at it dilligently. Without the various support staff members, many services would go unprovided. Custodial care and cafeteria services provide needed assistance for staff mem- bers. The rank and file of TCHS is a composite of many different types of people with many differ- ent talents. Beginning with the lowly Freshman through the Sen- ior, everyone has his goals and expectations for success. The principal, the teachers, the luncheon manager all work cooperatively to provide the best learning conditions for students. The students and the school staff function together as a whole unit. TCFIS is not a separate entity within itself. We are but a part of a growing community, a commu- nity which shares its common concerns. Support for school functions and programs is strong. Community support for academics and on-the-job train- ing is fantastic. Sometimes, we all complain about the lack of opportunities that a small school does not have or that a small community does not have, but when you weigh the pros and cons, we feel that students and community members have some excellent options right here at TCFIS and in Perry, Florida. Pictured top to bottom this page: Laura Williamson and Sabrina Bur- roughs. Next page clockwise: Free wheelin Concert, Mr. Grant discussing automotive repairs, Chris Roberts on newspaper and Cynthia Blanton with all those donuts. CONTI RATIflfl