Coral Springs High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Coral Springs, FL)

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9 ,y ff 'gif H.O.S.A., which stands for Health Occupation Service Aid, is a club where members prepare for medical jobs in the future. The students are members of the Health Aid class where they spend two days a week at University Hospital getting medical experience. Members of the club tried to put themselves in patients' positions by eating meals which they prepared themselves. During the holiday season, they passed out presents and sang Christmas carols at a nearby nursing home. Sponsored by Ms. Beaumont, club Ryan, president: president. Lisa Karen Zoretic. officers were Sonya Trish Palmer, vice Bertolami, secretarya treasurer. and Mary MacElderry. Par- liamentarian. We ew -ww I ll H A We could have danced all night IOS H.O.S.A. H.0.S.A. ' into ealth. M. W ll A . Two H.O.S.A. members put life into a dummy. M . ,,.M -in fe W V ' we W 1 -AOA. I . vw X .lt 2. The afternoon H.O.S.A. Health Service Aid group front row fleft to rightj Helen Sinai, Jenny Tirado, Taryn Steingard. back row Kelly Goody. David Richards, Rhea Cooper. Sonia Ryan. not pictured: Denise Jurman. Laurie Natter, Beverly Fernandez. Lisa Trubia. and Kim Dwyer.

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Club Us s Strategy To use imaginative thinking and reality in order to learn the effects and benefits of past, present and future is the purpose of Strategic Games. Only in its second year, the club has doubled in size. Meetings were held every week. Members participated in game tournaments and went to state conven- tion in Jacksonville from February 5 to 8. They also constructed a Homecoming float, sold tee-shirts and held a banquet at the end of the year. The president of the club was Mike Cetta, vice president was Chris Schramm, Dan Adelstein was secretary and general services officer was Derek Gilbert. Mr. Cagnetto sponsored the club. Members discussing their strategy. llO Strategic Games Strategic Games Club Members 9' ' an Strategic Games Homecoming Float 'Egfr' Club members are grouped by their abilities.