H B Plant High School - Panther Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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' Or anizations J - -QL ,A ,mg y Band Honor Society l . Band members vvho shovv exceptional interest and ability in the field of music were eligible to be selected for this club. Applicants must be members ofthe varsity band, or a participant in the Dancero or Majorette programs. Since only tvventy-five percent of the band was selected, this was an honor and goal which all band members strived to attain. The club aided I in the promotion of many band E functions and projects. Their club sponsor was Mr. John Turner. Band members practice hard to accomplish perfection. Ol IOM HOW, LEFT TO RlC-IHT: Earl White, Sally Sais, Ham Moshell, Joe Wilson, Robert Hartline, Cindy Kingery, Pamela Wright. SECOND ROW: John V almer, Gary Clementi, Mike Shields, Mike Leone, Frank Ball, Robert Vidal, Kathy Layton, Steve Erwin. TOP ROW: William Johnson, Angie Jones, John Deas, andy Hogan, Cheryl Van Trump, Randy Atkinson, Candy Coady, Vickie Young. 139

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Organizations Quill and Scroll Outstanding members ot the PANTHER and Pep O'Plant staffs are inducted into the Quill and Scroll , each year on the recommendation of their sponsor Mr. Robert Stinson. Each applicant must submit a letter stating why he thinks he should be considered for membership in the club. ln addition, the applicants must rank in the upper third of their class. All Quill and Scroll members of Plant High School automatically become members of the National Quill and Scroll Foundation. Sid Miles and Eric Carlson display their journalistic abilities in an edition of the paper. . 4 lg, L BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Gonzalez, Robyn Brinen, Annette Zamore, Lisa Barner, Shevawn Broxton, Ellie Jernigan, Steve Crawford, Karen Ryals, Debi Fernandez. TOP ROW: Richard Corbett, Russell Falcon, Sid Miles, Buddy Chastain, Eric Carlson, John Dixon Wall, John Musgrove.

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4 Organizations Fine Arts Our Fine Arts Club at Plant is made up of the many talented students in the school. The club holds auditions V twice a year at the start ot each semester. Students wishing to join must audition .. in front of a panel - of judges. Members of this club have such artistic talents as singing, dancing, painting, writing, acting, and playing musical instruments. Fine Arts again participated in Panther Prowl as they have in previous years. The club produced a talent show for the school and also did several shows for charitable organizations. Mrs. Mary Gentry is the club sponsor. SN- Ax K ' W . , ,TN-,X.,m' Elaborately costumed, a prospective Fine Arts member anxiously awaits her audition. I . . ,M , I 1 J W' BOTTOM BOW, LEFT TO BIGHT: Cathy Peek, Nancy Longo, Mary Jane Ferguson, Leeane Johnson. SECOND BOW: Lucy Fisher, Marilyn Gonzalez, LUAHFI Lottis, Laurie Livingston, Chris Hicks, Ann Baylor, Melissa Klein, Cissy Urbanski, Ellie Jernigan, Beth Meadows, Leslie Kimball, Diana Knowles, Marilyn Wassaberger, Joanne Steinberg, Jewel Clark, Fioxane Johnson, Cynthia Johnson. THIRD BOW: Vicki Young, Carl Hayes, Dede Hart, Kathy Hoyt, Ann Whitaker, Debby Dowell, Vicki Sabella, Janis Beed, Vicki Brunhild, Sara Williams, Sally Sais, Mary Herbert, Bev Mason, Bryan Shuler, Mrs. Gentry, TOP ROW Joe Wilson, Eric Carlson, Mike Leone, Bill Johnson, Glen Kemp, Ham Moshell, Frank Ball, Neil VanLandingham, David Jones, Mike Shields, Steve Erwin.