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

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- - wgmg The lights come up as the curtain closes. The audience leaves the theatre, imaginations soaring with possible end- ings. The bell rings as the last day of classes ends. The students gather their belongings and leave the school, minds whirling with summer plans. From all perspectives this I978-79 school year has turned out to be a truly great movie. From the introduc- tion of the cast and crew, through the exciting activities and sports, the War- riors have proven once again that they're the best. Like all great things, though, the end comes too soon. This is an event of mixed emotions, the clos- ing of school will al- ways be joyfully an- ticipated and nostal- gically remembered. 262

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The closing of school, like the falling action of a movie, is always special. lt's a time of looking forward to the summer, the beaches, and the sun, yet also reminiscing over the past year, the teachers, and the fun. This is finally the time to relax, put on those summer clothes, and really enjoy school. lt's a time of anticipation for .lu- niors and Sophomores, who will be Seniors and Juniors next year. For the Seniors, it's a time of longed-for joy mingled with a touch of fear. What lies ahead of them after graduation is an uncharted region of happiness and pain that all must experience. For everyone, it is a time long- awaited, savored day by day as summer vaca- tion draws near. qc Y li ey asf jf' J ,,v1 :,.mW ' , ' vb!!! ' Q. 'ff Y -4 QW?-nVssl:lH:l,'f 'fl'

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mefffffflfllflllfllllllfsfffffif This l978-79 Yearbook has meant a lot to the West 0r- ange Yearbook Staff. All the members realize that just how much they worked will always be their little secret Cno one would believe themlj, but they hope that the students really like and appreciate this landmark of West Orange in its fourth year as a school. Special thanks from the staff go to Mr. Krapf for his consid- eration and help, the faculty for its cooperation with orga- nizational and sports pictures, Jerry Gladstein for his knowl- edge, guidance, and patiencea Photographer Henry B. Shaw lll for his continuous service beyond the call of dutyg Bryn Alan for its emergency color enlargements and overall ser- vice, and the West Orange Warriors for their enthusiasm and exuberance which al- lowed this movie CYearbookj to come alive. I. The Not Ready For Publication Players, ln front: Brian Bowen. First row Cl. to r.D: Leslie Bennett, Gigi Howard, Ms. Bettye Stull, Carol Munday. Second row CI. to r.Jf James Hack- ett, Bob Yount, Elaine Holtschneider, Sandi Roper. Angie Russell, Mary Kay Jungferman. Third row Cl. to r.j: Tom Aubrey. Greg Smith, Jeff Voss. 2. Forged signatures are big busi- ness during underclassmen pictures. 3. Gee. that's a genuine Yearbook treel 4. Yearbook isn't just copy and picturesl l .V ' -mamma F' . ...,... L S I lr' -dv' -Q! To 'f T ly W5 iflifif . .. 44444-Y-444444444-Y-4-Y--Y-4444