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

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t -t Q L... S I t 1 ig Q SQ N t f ,515 , ss tr W' sf 3 if ALAK si, ., ' - .,- we: tiw 5 V , . vw it 1 13 OIQIES YES, THAT WORK YOU HAVE BEEN DOING ALL ALONG IS NOW CALLED GLORlES!! There is nothing more en- grossing than attending school. Everyday, five days a week, al- most l7OO young men and wom- en wake up at approximately the same time you do. They may live next door or thirty miles in the opposite direction, but ev- eryone is headed to the same central location, West Orange High School. The basic day consists of nine major parts. six class periods broken by sessions before school, after school, and lunch- time. The events that happen every once in a while seem to be im- portant, and they are. But, though they may not seem to be, the everyday things are also extremely important to the way you live your life. I. Caren Beech shares a secret in class and quiet- ly laughs at her friends joke. 2. Scott Delaney finds time in class to do his favorite thing. 3. sitting on the steps trying to sneak past Media Center page Betty Skipper is junior Robin Bram- lett. 4. An interesting view of the smoking area where students go to indulge in their habit. 5. The lunch line is the place where we talk with friends, get our favorite foods, and let the teachers go firstl 6. Practice makes perfect. so get it rightl 7. Students leaving school often get caught in the traffic, others take the economical buses home. 8. Our blue and orange Commons is the showplace for the creative artwork from classes taught by Mr. Reeves and Ms. Lee. 9. Some people are totally mortified at the sight of a camera. IO. West Orange students are not the only ones attending the football games on Friday nights. Il. Shelly LeHuep gives a speech to Ms. Melton's class on the effect of the pottie pass.

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Www- ,. n m . X ,,. W... .a lirrrr 1 V -5 - fiiffk ON fll THE WARRIORS! You walk into the Commons for lunch and are greeted by the smiling faces of five television screens. You sigh as you recall soap operas, game shows, and someone trying to sell you toilet paper. But instead, you see stu- dents and teachers from West Orange acting in skits they wrote themselves. To put a Warriors on Film show together,it takes two days of filming, and two weeks for printing and editing, supervised by the director of each show and Ms. Steele. HE HOIQIQ IT ALL THE BLOOD BANK! The men and women in the white coats are here to take the Warriors away. But don't worry, they are from the Central Flor- ida Blood Bank. The Warriors can get a chance to participate in the West Orange blood ac- count at the Blood Bank, en- abling them to provide their im- mediate families with an unlim- ited blood supply in case of an accident. It is an efficient way to supply the community with blood for emergencies. So, take heart, Warriors! Every actor has to endure hardships! I and 2. Watching Warriors on Film at lunch- time in both Commons is the fun part . . . 3. . . , but the hard part is the filming, done by Ms. Steele and the drama classes. 4. Mesmerized by the silver screen are fl. to rj: Linda'Boettcher. Steve Boettcher, and Sharon Kaba. 5. Having your temperature taken is only the first step. 6. Our Father Who art in Heaven 7. Linda Millhouse makes sure that the nurse does it right. 8. Doctor, this patient has a free ticket to. Circus World engraved on his stomach. 9. Look at all the victims - uh - patients that are lined up at the door! IO. I confess! I'm scared to death!