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

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MORNING AFFECTS PEOPLE dif- ferently, Shannon Kallschmidt, Rob Singer, Marilyn Bethea, and Cindi Chasteen. GOOD FRIENDS SPEND the night. Mandy Allison, Ephi Karakitsios, Lisa Calhoun, Tammy Swearingen, and Carol Tyson. ON HER WAY out, Amy Williams. Student Life 13

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GOING OUT DATING . .. WALKING TO CLASS are Steve Browning and Leandra Woods. MCDONALD'S IS A favorite for Becky Seay and Danielle Bisbee. TAKING A BREAK between classes are Todd Flores and Marsie Hendry. Everyone loves going out on weekends, especially when there is a big date. What do you picture as being your ideal date? Cas- sie Bisbee says, “A singing telegram asking me out and being picked up in a limo would be overwhelming. Followed by dinner at Malones, dancing, and a walk along the beach watching the sunset.” Margie Walsh says she'd like to be asked out to din- ner to eat Chinese or sea- food. Afterwards, she'd like to watch the sunset and then see a horror movie with lots of action and funny parts. Lisa Bennett says send- ing flowers is a flattering way of being asked out. Her date tells her they're going to a nice restaurant and to the movies. Several guys have been asked, “If you’ve never met this girl, but want to take her out, how would you go about impressing her? Cline Moore says, “I'd be a gentleman, dress nice, and we'd dine at the Brown Derby. When we get back to her house I would ask if she had a nice time, then I'm sure to kiss her good night. John Anderson says he would clean his vehicle in- side and out. He’d ask her opinion on what she likes to eat, being extremely polite. They would discuss the possibilities of what to do. When he takes her home, he would ask if he could call tomorrow. Wade Goodman an- swered, “I’d take her out to eat in Tallahassee at the Red Lobster. Afterwards we'd go dancing. Besides dating, everyone loves to go out with their friends to places like McDonald's, movies, and slumber parties or to just ride around and talk. 12 Student Life

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IN ADDITION TO THE 3 R’S High school curriculum includes many subjects oth- er than reading, writing, and arithmetic. The creative and performing arts department includes classes of art and music. Students have the opportunity to express themselves through paint- ing, sculpting, singing, or playing an instrument. During the year students can be expected to give some sort of demonstration, speech, or recitation in one of their academic classes. The school is still very busy even after hours. The band is dedicated to prac- tice late into the evening hours. Students on the yearbook and newspaper staffs work diligently to meet deadlines, while oth- ers prepare for a talent show. ROTC also stays late to get the formations per- fect. Quite a few students take advantage of the opportu- nities of enrolling in DCT and Vo-Tech to prepare themselves for an occupa- tion for future years. The high school years are a time to get involved with other people. This involve- ment may come in the form of a production or by being on a committee. These four years are an excellent time to try out new ideas and test some hidden skills. THE DEADLINE WILL be met, Jason Wolfkill, Sallie Donnelly, Thomas Brooks. PRACTICING HER TYPING skills is Donna Todd. WELDING EXPERT JOHN Calhoun. 14 Student Life