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

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uture Business Leaders Qf Amenca At Work F.B.L.A., Future Business Leaders of America, did an outstanding job this year. They entered at compe- tition in Dade county and six members placed. Four of them, Robin Reuss, Jeannine Mullan, Victoria Yar- vote, and Angela Schneider went to Orlando for State Competition. Throughout the year they were ex- posed to many helpful experiences. They visited Ma- na Manor Nursing Home, All Children's Hospital, and the St. Pete Times building, where students leamed much about today's new technology. They began a new project called Career Shadowing , where a stu- dent follows a businessman for a day to get the feel of what it is like in the business world. Robin Reuss said that she enjoyed the club because, l'l leamed how to deal with people in the business world. Top row, from left to right: Hope McGowan, treasurer: Lori Mitchell, secretary, Laura Wiltshire, co-president. Bottom row: Michelle Rawls, historian: Robin Reuss, co-president. I UU ,lif- Top row, from left to right: Chuck Bufalino. Second row: Victoria Yarvote, Michelle Rawls. Third row: Delin Haedo, Gia Kronske, Mike Fresia, Angela Schneider. Fourth row: Deanna Layky, Colleen Latchman. Fifth row: Nadine Piazza, Hope McGowan, Lori Mitchell. Bottom row: Jeannine Mullan, Robin Reuss, Laura Wiltshire. 220

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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

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Top row, from left to right: Karen Weeks, treasurer, Diadre Basagic, vice president. Bottom row: Laura Wiltshire, president: Jeannine Mullan, secretary. questrians Jump ln The Saddle Don't know how to ride a horse? No problem! To join the CC Equestrian Club, experience is not a requirement. Many new members were oblivious to the many details that horse lovers need to know. Aside from the basic tech- niques, the club members were exposed to different styles of riding such as the English form. Advanced riders with the experience helped the novice members in teaching them how to groom the horses properly. Instructors showed the club how to care for horses with injuries and how to recognize the riding equip- ment. Advanced members worked on jumping while the beginners practiced trotting and cantering. In order to be a member of the Equestrian Club, dedica- tion and love for horses were the re- quirements needed. This organization gave its members the opportunity to im- prove their riding, caring, and training skills. -2, .x 'mr' jf Top row, from left to right: Mrs. Angers, Maureen McCullough, Cheryl Berry, Sharon Popson, Stephanie Biemacki, Tina Georgilas. Michelle Michaelos. Second row: Lori Mitchell, Laura Wiltshire, Joanne Wasko, Karen Weeks, Robin Reuss, Jeannine Mullan. Bottom row: Diadre Basagic, Cyrus Hart, Doug Koster, Ken Griner.