West Orange High School - Sword and Scabbard Yearbook (Winter Garden, FL)

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Directors are to movies like teachers are to a school, both are vital to the success of the final production. The director of a movie must be able to work with the actors in com- plete cooperation. ln a like manner, the teachers at West Orange work well with each other and with students. They not only teach every subject. but they also sponsor all of the clubs and organizations. s W, u,WK u M! 1 My I 'I

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2l!.lI.!.!.Ll!l!.ll9...- Boy, we sure do have some short sophomores! But wait, those aren't sopho- mores. It is the children from the Child Care Nursery. Ms. Dennis, along with many hardworking students, pre- pares daily activites for the fifteen preschoolers. These activities, which start at 7:45, include preparing and eating breakfast, exercises, art, sto- ry-telling, supervised play, and snacks. After two hours of constructive activity, their mothers pick the children up at 9:45. The Child Care Nur- sery is preparing a new cast for West Orange's future. The Child Care Nursery children are Tommy Baker, Randy Beasley, Meredith Bradford, Rhonda Crews, Brad Daniels, Jason Gowland. Kyle LeFils, Lisa Manwarren, Justin Rus. Butch Seeger. Christy Shultz, Roger Shirley. Robert Solomon, and Robert Theisen. I. Stu- dent Workers are. Front row CI. to r.J. Beth Dees, Barbara Houndshell, Joanne Sheppard. Stephanie Wilson. Sonya Simmons, Tammy Lee. Back row CI. to r.J. Patsy Stokes, Ms. Dennis. Anthony Doyle. 2. Boy. I wish I was a senior. Then I could do that, too. 3. Is she or isn't she? Omigosh, watch outl 4. She did. 5. Show and tell isn't what it used to be. 209 X

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QSSUQIIIVQTE lflll Dl ClIlfDJ R fly lllr Do you need some help waking up in the mornings? Try being greeted by Mr. Krapf and Mr. Worsham as you get off the school busl Their effusive Good Morning! and their ready smiles are enough to shake anyone out of his dreams and into the reality of the school day. Mr. Krapf and Mr. Worsham are just two of the fine group of administrators at West Grange. Ms. Walters, Ms. Brown, and Mr. Berry also help to direct the functioning of the entire school. The principals can be seen patroling the halls, working in the office, or monitoring the differ- ent lunch lines. And all of them have a lot of school spiritl They always buy pep tags, wear orange and blue or foot- ball jerseys on Fridays, and scream the loudest at the games. West Orange is fortunate to have such a fine group of enthusiastic directors. I. West Orange's hardworking associate directors are QI. to r.J: Robert Berry, Tony Krapf, Clara Walters, and Emma Brown. No wonder no one can ever find theml 2. Ms. Walters, our mother-to-be, practices some nursery rhymes for Junior. 3. Mr. Berry and Mr. Worsham see something they like in the lunch line. 4. Our administration decided to carpool to the Homecoming skits this year in Mr. Krapf's brand new pickup. 211