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

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Steve and Carl devote hours of practice in preparation for the big match. Organizations Chess Club The Chess Club, sponsored by Mr. John Brandenberger, is in its second year of existence. The team had a winning season. They are undefeated. One team Plant hoped to challenge was the University of South Florida's. They planned to go to the National Chess Match in Atlanta this spring. Also planned was a trip to New York or Chicago for the tour top players in order to attend national high school and amateur matches sponsored by the United States Chess Federation. 4 LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Nick Paleveda, Andy Trotti, Steve Mikell, Frank Kane, Eric Carlson. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Doug Bell, David Nasiatka, Todd Rosenthal, David Aoelo, Carl Paleveda, Mike Reagan, Mr. John Brandenberger. . ,. ,,.........1-main

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to accommodate student interests. Organizations Library Club The Library Club vvas continually striving to improve library service . Membership was open to all interested students. Some ot the group's main activities concerned Plant's nevv library and audio-visual facilities, to be built in front of the school. These students held a cupcake and candy sale on Halloween Day, to earn funds tor the library. They held poster parties and made decorations' for the holidays. During National Library Week members encouraged students to use their library by posting signs throughout Plant. This club met under the aegis of Miss Vickie Giunta and Miss Terry Abalon. Club member Charles Hughes helps Evelyn Peavy choose a filmstrip on the Civil War. F ?K71iQ,6 ROW LEFT TO RlGHT Don Rice Charles Hughes Robert Pelarde Fred Gilbert Marco Polo Mark Kocurek. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie BOTTOM , 1 , , , , , , Johnson, Delores West, Jimmy Meyers, Robin Allen, Chip McFeron, Reche Williams, Darrell Kirk, Mary Beth Peterson, Avery Ayala, Kim Love,

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Organizations Commercial Club Plant's Commercial Club was formed three years ago. The club's purpose is f-ff T to promote student interest in the business vvorld. Themembers ot this club take such courses as bookkeeping, advanced typing, business math, business lavv, and shorthand. Being in the Commercial Club gives many students a chance to hold positions in local firms through the DCT program. Plans are discussed then made for these students t as they prepare for , the business life I y,Jg q I I they have chosen for tlc.i 5,5 after graduation. 4, 'Vtl ff-'j ,Q-Af, T During the year T 3 they had guest speakers representing various colleges, 4 speak at their meetings. l M if Mrs, Ranon, sponsor, helps a Commercial Club member with a business. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Mones, Cherly Deneka, Linda Bright, Phyllis Dupree, Johneatter Williams, Gail Biggins. SECOND ROW: Yvonne S n Sosik, L nn Allman, Sonia Crum, Mildred Davis, Joyce Davis, Donna Mangrum, Denise Jimenez, Mary Plazewski, Sybil Byrd, Pam Lear. THIRD ROW1 usa y Donna Brandi, Mary Ficarrota, Gail Cusseaux, Cathy Hood, Gloria Brown, Aletha Williams. TOP ROW: Beverly Tate, Stephanie Cardill, Karen Ciucio, EIeaf10f Leone, I