Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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DEDICATION SOMETIMES WORKS The Civinettes had one service goal to follow for 2 years: to raise money to put a sign in front of South Campus identifying it. The club sold student directories in the month of January to bring them closer to their goal for the school and community. Another service the Civi- nettes did for the community was going Christmas caroling before Christmas Day to bring happiness to people. This year the club wanted to bring as many services to the students and the commu- nity as possible, stated Tami Curry, president of the club. This year, the group was hon- ored with a new sponsor, Mrs. Warr, who replaced Ms. A. Daniels. Their goal of raising money and participating in service projects was cheerfully tack- led by all members of Civi- nettes. Junior J. Skora's Civinette walking suit is an every year tradition. 'Rf l..,. Treasurer, Leslie Dyble, collects club dues and keeps the books straight. Members concentrate on sugges- tions. Senior and president Tammy Curry. Civinettes: Bottom row I to r: L. Turman, C. Oliver, S. Ward, T. Allen, V. Weaver, M. Jaime, L. Dyble fTreas.J, T. Curry fPres.J, G. Perry QSec.J, T. Saylor CV. Pres.J. Second row: L. Soloman, M. Head, A. Peleaz, B. Whitten, C. Burnette, K. Barzo, I. Diaz, D. Rodriguez, M. Posey, T. Garrett, L. Peralta. Top row: Ms. Daniels fsponj, R. Wood, D. Belcher, J. Skora, K. Wilson, P. Cenkovich, A. Voorhes, D. Collier CHist.J, F. Bodden, S. Stanley, V. Bush.

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wwumqa ,. ..,.... q 4 --? -- M- - is W - Wdldnau 40111 i' -W 7, 1 . Jr. Optimist: Bottom Row, I to r: R. Alvarez, G. Sayers fTreas.J, A. Gilbert fSec.J, Mr. Capitano fco-sponsory, T. Gallo QPres.J, M. Hurly CV. Pres.J, Mr. Wil- son fco-sponsorj. Second Row: J. Bengter, D. Gonzalez, C. Sullivan, K. Hall- man, K. Smyer, A. Haskew, K. Hauss, G. Reel. Third Row: R. Caldevilla, M. Mariani, L. Gonzalez, D. Alvarez, T. Presly, L. Betz. Fourth Row: D. Engelbur- ger, S. Martin, G. Cacciatore, M. Diaz, S. Dennison, Standing: J. Castro, D. Cal- devilla, D. Scamard, C. Kladakis, T. Smith, K. Gennaro, J. Gonzalez, G. Conaty, R. Manning, T. Brown, R. Morris, T. Pate, M. Castellana, F. Kearns. Top Row: J. Perez, R. Luis, Not Pictured: A. Devane, R. Hammer, D. Landetta, C. Suarez, W. VanDyke, M. Anderson, P. Arcuri, E. Baker, G. Hernandez, D. Lewis, G. Lufriu, E. Nelson, B. Sacco. ,F-fx V. Wilson teaches members L. Gonzalez and S. Dennison a new cheer. JR. OPTIMIST HAS IT ALL When you say Junior Opti- mist you've said service, pride, spirit, tradition, fun, and excitement. SERVICE was shown as J.O. thoroughly cleaned the entire trophy case. PRIDE was demonstrated as beat cards were sold throughout our football season. At the games everyone felt the SPIRIT that they contributed. TRADITION was displayed every Friday as the colors red and black flashed through the halls. FUN, came from knowing this great group of guys. The EXCITEMENT arrived at the Terrier Bark when they won the award for best skit. This was the sixth consecutive year which is a first in Hillsbor- ough's history. During our football games the guys from J.O. were either on the field or in the stands cheering until they became hoarse. Junior Optimist was talented enough to come up with their own cheers, although many needed to be censored by Mr. Wilson, co- sponsor for the club. Together with co-sponsors N. Capitano and V. Wilson, Junior Optimist felt they had another fantastic year. Officers are proud of their club. A service to our school makes the trophies shine. , ... Q 'Q hx

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G. Vereen is considering the motion. G. Sarcone runs a club smoothly. Kiwanettes: Bottom I to r: K. Gonzales fTreas.J, V. Pouncey CSec.J, S. Altman CV. Presb, G. Sarcone CPres.J. Second row: C. Jackson, S. Berroth, S. Alvarez, M. Patterson, G. Vereen, C. Watson. Third row: D. Harvill, P. McCommon, K. hnson, A. ' , . , . , T. White. Top row: Y. Lala, . ' , K S . . . . . , . Jo Chnn L Newton L Staples ' ' one S Whldden Ft Perrlc D. Harvill and D. Bridges have become sidetracked during a club meeting, E Stllley Sponsor, Mrs. Morrill, lends a help- ing hand when a baffling problem arises. SERVICE ALWAYS ESSENTIAL The 79-80 Kiwanettes brightened the year with ser- vices of different kinds. Their first project for the community was during the Christmas holi- days. They visited a children's home, extending smiles and laughter to everyone. The club's next project was in May for the students. The Kiwan- ettes sold Beach Week towels so the Hillsborough students could take the Terrier spirit with them during their summer vacation. The group acquired a new sponsor, Mrs. Morrill, who was, full of life and ready to get the club rolling, as stated by some of the members. All in all, the Kiwanettes felt they had another memorable never-to-be-forgotten year. S. Altman and K. Snyder have con- tradicting views about school activi- ties. KIWANETTES 21