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

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Are you looking for a good book? Chances are, you can find it in the Media Center. All movies need props. The library holds the props for this movie at West Orange, with Ms. Lummus as prop mistress. Assisting Ms. Lum- mus are Ms. Miller and Ms. Kemp, the library clerks. Another service of the Media Center is the audio-visual equipment. This includes the re- cord players, etc. Ms. Steele, the AV special- ist, also helps to set up the television pro- grams shown during lunch. These programs give W.O. students the opportunity actually to see themselves on T.V.l 6. Ms. Kemp is always a help to students. 7. l guess that's the right button. 8. Ms. Lummus is always smiling. 9. First row Cl. to r.j. Ms. Lummus, Ms. Steele. Second row fl. to rj. Ms. Miller, Ms. Kemp. 223

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STlUJifliIliillliliSlfl Milli IPIRQUQIPCS Do you want to lose some weight so you can fit into that new bathing suit you bought on sale? Just sign up for gymnastics or weight lifting in Phys. Ed. class and turn your body into something beautiful. In movie terminology, the Physical Education depart- ment becomes the Stunt Crew. Ms. Pennington, the head stuntwoman, skillfully coaches her students to perform the wildest tricks in volleyball. The spacious West Orange gymnasium provides an ideal place to play basketball, engage in gymnastics, lift weights, and participate in wrestling. Outside the gym, Coaches Lopo, Keneipp and Guthrie teach many exciting sports, including softball where everyone is encouraged to take turns at bat. Last, but not least, Ms. Potter is an- other coach who teaches tum- bling and archery, helping to make the Stunt Department an integral part of this movie. l. But see, Ms. Potter, l failed P.E. because of those jumping jacks and push-upsl 2. After the baseball game, Coach Guthrie relaxed to have his picture taken. 3, The three musketeers are at it again! 4. QI. to r.J. Gary Guthrie teaches the motion of softball, Jane Pennington watches the volleyball games with ease, Ogie Keneipp keeps in shape with the P.E. classes. Head Coach Ron Lopsonzski did have a good football season. 5. Ms. Pennington, we're number onel . TS., f.g L-N l ks-LJ t 222

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Q lli Want to learn how to play an instrument? Or want to sing, but don't know how? Mr. Cooper leads the band of flutes, drums and horns to make sure every sound is in the right key. During the weekdays, Mr. Cooper has a routine practice after school for the band, drill team. and twirlers. lt paid off when they got a superior rating during band contest at Apopka High School. He also prepares his marching band, drill team, and twirlers for the Friday night games. Practice is a very important source for the sound effects. Mr. Shoaf, the Chorus Director of West Orange, trains the vocal chords of the students. Over the years the chorus department has made a lot of progress. For instance, along with other schools, they attended the big celebration that was held at Disney World for President Carter. A real shin- is 1 UE, UC ll -'rv N53 digl Music in the movie informs the audience what action to look out for. It may be sounds of joy or sorrow. but it is always a main part of this movie. l. Mr. Cooper counts along with the band, One . , , two .. . three , . . hit itl 2. Keeping with the beat are fl. to r.j: Harold Shoaf, chorus director. Harold Cooper. sponsor of the entire band. 3. Mr. Shoaf gets in gear for the output of his voice. Ah ,,.l l think l've got it now. hr lllli ll Q..-25 .,-4 ',..:-'B- 1