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

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GETTING THE INITIATION day started with breakfast are Jeff Merschman, Marybeth Messmer. Alicia York, and Michael Porter. READY FOR THE pep rally are Teresa Green, Scott Mosley, and Jason Myers We’ve Clubs active- Vo Spirits high v vJl T d Covered The return to classes brought back the return of high energy spirit. Students were anxious to get in- volved with clubs and pro- grams. Getting involved was an excellent way to ex- press one's views and ideas. Many clubs saw an in- crease in membership this year as compared to the past. The Little Women and Key Club held initiation to- gether this year and had well over one hundred stu- dents participating. Several clubs made an effort to be visible in the community and school through service projects. A few clubs had an opportu- nity to help the community on Florida Forest Festival weekend either by selling drinks, serving fish, or work- ing at the carnival. Through the various organizations, students showed their spirit both in school and out of school. The freshmen caught on quick to the high level of enthusiasm that radiates from the upper classes. Ex- citement was felt as stu- dents pulled together to make 1987-88 a successful year. PRACTICING FOR PHOTO poses are SAMPLER staffers Ellie Eckel, Lydia Pickles, Montez Nesbitt, Michael Lundy, Tammy Swearingen. Bill Colson, John Fuller, Sarah Deese, and Margie Walsh Opening 3

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THE FOOTBALL TEAM is a main source of spirit. SENIORS. JESSILYN OVERSTREET, Ellie Eckel, Clay Crews, Jeff Humphries, Leslie Heydt, Kerri Sipple, Brenda Kruis, Brian Faircloth, and Cindi Chasteen show their spirit in orange and blue. 2 Opening

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We’ve Walkway Finished Got Ya Covered The school has quite a few physical changes this year. The most noticeable addition is the covered walkway from the main building to the pub. In the past running through the rain to attend classes was a major problem. Now stu- dents have the privilege of staying dry. Renovation done to the portable behind the pub consists of a new roof and replacement siding. The classes regularly scheduled in the portable were scat- tered to all different parts of the main building. On one occasion a class even met outside on the lawn due to electrical difficulty. The student council pro- vided the gym with a brand- new orange and blue spirit sign. Other changes made were the new room assign- ments of such offices as guidance and the book- keeper. The moves were necessary so that there is adequate room to do a quality job. Improvement is clearly being seen this year. HELPING TO KEEP the daily newspapers straight is library aide Christie Taylor. VIEWED THROUGH THE fence, pub students change classes. 4 Opening