Clearwater Central Catholic High School - Praedator Yearbook (Clearwater, FL)

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The Key Club had a very successful year. The Club performed many service projects which in- cluded working at the free clinic and holding a car wash. All of the members worked hard but at the same time had a lot of fun. Paul Blizzard, president of the club for the second year in a row, said that this past year was a good one for the Key Club. Top row, from left to right: Lance Dawson, Danielle Saunders, Chris Marquardt, Kristen Adikes, Rob Miotke, Jene Cox, Diane Havens, Mike Glennon, Talene Keurogh- lian, Lisa Collins, T. Jay Vaccaro, Ron Alteiio, Dianne Gonzalez, Hope McGowan, Chris Hardgrave, Kristen Seidl, Dainius Vaicaitis, Chris Meinberg, Paul Blizzard. Second row: Christelle Alves, Joanne Wasko, Karen Weeks, Melia Matthews, Catherine Ross, Diane Ferro, Kir- sten Brokamp, Amy Riess, Kevin McGrath, Jeff Murphy, Kathleen Kelly, Robin Reuss, Lori Mitchell, Bill Moor- house, Todd Meinberg. Third row: Mrs. DuChamie fmod- eratorl, Karen Bums, Paul Curry. Bottom row: Erica Cheeks, Mark Heilman, Don Myhill, Martha Nold, Mi- chelle Michaelos, Kristen Mouzakis, Jennifer Borja, Cy Hart, Jennifer Vail, Krista Laperle, Marie Martin. entral Holds The Key To Service Top row, from left to right: Danielle Saunders, secretary, Chris Meinberg, vice president: Paul Blizzard, president. Bottom row: Don Myhill, treasurer, Mike Crlennon, assistant.

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iteraiy Magazine Flows With Poetry And Prose ig From left to right: Mike Pleumeier, Co-Editor, Tom Jahnes, Manag- ing Editor, Stan Deptula, Co-Editor. f , YN, . ,,,,, ,mfg WW, ' M ws.. wigs . X 1 ? --H. f Reduaram, may appear as a strange word at first, but after a second look, the presence of Marauder can clearly be seen. Marauder spelled backwards produces Reduaram, the title of CCC's literary maga- zine. Published successfully for the three consecu- tive years the magazine includes essays, poems, and other written literature submitted by students. l'Through the help of a dedicated and hard work- ing staff, stated Stan Deptula, we pulled together our best magazine yet, and look forward to better and bigger things next year. The Reduaram is an excel- lent way for students to express their creative talents, whether through writing or through artistic abilities. W, , Top row, from left to right: Mr. Baldwin, Theresa Skala, Mike Pleumeier, Jon Erik Conrey, Tom Jahnes. Middle row: Mi- chelle Rawls, Melia Matthews, Cindy Alterio, Eileen Fisher, Tracey Sturm, Stan Deptula, Bottom row: Angie Schneider, Melissa Lukes. 217

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-.Q ff. - 1 1 N-v ,,f ,, . 4, y -...f 5SP'ff'f V , W5 f E , 51 1 .4 X ,, .. 1,61 V: J A ff , ' 5 Qc 'J utreach Club Promotes Respect Top row, from left to right: Stan Deptula, Rob Rominger, Greg Fields, Robert Vose. Second row: Shannon Milliman, Meredith McGlamery. Third row: Jenny Slawter, Jennifer D'ettore, Christa Calamas. Fourth row: Jennifer Gilmour, Anita Benedetti. The Outreach Club, formerly knovlm as the Respect Life Club, has been successful in their campaign to teach students about respect. Some members went to Washington D.C. to at- tend the March of Life. Although most of the club is composed of freshmen, they hope to increase their membership. Other activities through the year have been helping Clearwater with the soup kitchen by volunteering. They are also the sponsors for 'lPennies for Bread and are hosting a retreat for Diocesan Respect Life. Top row, from left to right: Shannon Milliman, treasurer: Cnsta Calamas, secretary. Bottom row: Jennifer Slawter, vice-president: Jennifer D'ettore, president. THE Hilti . 125343 T gggy -. X '-Q:-.li ,M .E I I I f ,I x ' i5'w?' , x. f M' ,fa 5. it ,A 'x ' O l ., 0 .xr-af