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

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, Human Relations Collecting goodies for a holiday feast Sponsor Ms. Smilen-Cervantes I gms, 5.3 'fi' 'lu a lil wt gn' 'f lf? gt.- Q I 3 I I ,,f.l 'f,, ,y g, ,ff f , 1 ,sf My ft People helping people . . . Achieves Goal Trying to maintain harmonious relationships between all members of the student body, faculty, and staff of Coral Springs High was the purpose of the Human Relations club. While encouraging a decrease in suspensions, academic failures, dropouts and pushouts, the club tried to increase student involvement in school activities. This year the club started by achieving a long sought goals peer counseling and parent effectiveness training. Ms. Smilen-Cervantes spon- sored the club. Q ,,,. . I'm confusedl Human Relations Club ll9

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Interact was a new service club in school this year. Their approximately l5O members met every other Tuesday. Their major goals were To help the school in work or service projects, to make it better and To help bring students together, to make new friends and social contacts. This year's officers were: President- Bill Logant Vice-President-Kelly Malon- neys Treasurer-Madeline Darawiche: Secretary-Lisa Browns Corresponding Secretary-Michelle Daughertyg Sergeant of Arms-Chris DePalmat Chaplin-John Verringg ICC Representative-Doug Salzer. 2 W .BW Jane Griffin and Mr. Abatiello lI8 Interact Club Interact Starts Big The l98O-8l Interact Club Interact officers Enthusiastic members!

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Service is the Key Key Club, an active service club of C.S.H.S., is sponsored by Mr. Place. Officers are president, Sandy Porter- field, vice-president, Genia Polhemus, corresponding secretary, Robin Cook, recording secretary, Michelle Murphys treasurer, Russ Reynolds, Historian, Chris Bradburn, class representatives, Jeff Diehl, Seniors, Dawn Christensen, Jun- iors, Robin Staubly, Sophomores and Laurie Leonard, Freshman. The club built a float with the theme Movies are the key to your dreams for the l98O Homecoming. During the Football, Basketball and Soccer seasons, spirit ribbons were sold by Key Club as a fund raising project. In December club members went Christmas Caroling around Coral Springs. Proceeds from the Sadie Hawkins dance, held in March, which was sponsored by Key, went to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The International Key Club theme, Dare to Influence' ' was discussed by the Zone Four Key Club International District Convention in Fort Lauderdale. The theme was further studied when Key Club participated in their state conven- tion during four days at the end of April. Key Club worked with Broward Commun- ity College Circle K and the Kiwanis to paint a house for abused children. They then began to furnish it. Along with Circle K and Kiwanis, they participated in K-Family weekend. During the spring, Key Club helped with the Special Olympics for mentally and physically handicapped people. A banquet was held at the end of the year for all of the members. Sandy Porterfield, President of Key Club. remarked We tried to deal more with service oriented proiects rather than money making proiects and I think we did a good job. l2O Key Club 'TQQgg5T' E, 'Q Sandy Porterfield handles all the problems of Key Club Homecoming Hoa' presidency with ease, What can I say? ls, if front row Cleft to rightj Robin Cook, Genia Polhemus. Sandra Joyce, Beth Hager, Mark Dilloyo. Ind row Robin Staubly, Jim Parker. Carol Dejoseph, Sandy Porterfield, Cheryl Bradburn, Bob Portman, 3rd row Kim Wilson, Chris Wheeler, Mr. Place, Tracie Joslin, Marcy Myers, Jeanette Johnson. Lori Leonard, Michelle Murphy. not pictured: Russ Reynolds, Chris'Bradburn, John Marino, Jeff Diehl, Chris Centeno. Mike Thomas, Paul Grillo and Dawn Christensen.