East Bay High School - Warrior Yearbook (Gibsonton, FL)

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Act your part well for in there the honor lies. This was the motto for Thespian Troupe 3020. Thespian's participated in the District Three Competition, held at Seminole High School, january 17, 1981. On this day sixteen ratings were awarded to the following people in the follow- ing categories: Pantamime: Nico DiCiioia, Neal Beightol, rating - excellent, Monologue: Michael Dzwonkowski, Lynn Roberts, Evie Ford, rating - excellent, Duet Acting: Michael Dzwonkowski, Lea Deachin, A Show Of Shows rating - superior, Duet lm- provisation: Lisa johnson, Lea Deachin, rating - superior, Duet Improvisation: Laura Casey, Saundra Mullins, rating - sup- perior, Duet Musical Theatre: Pam Broviak, Don jordan, rating - superior, Duet Musical Theatre: Laura Casey, Saundra Mullins, rating - superior. LClint Ellerbee - pianistl. I Top left: Laura Casey and Saundra Mullins gave a mime demonstration in class. Center: lrow 1J M. Butler, P. Broviak, C. Hatcher, L. Sherouse. trow 22 L. Campbell, T. Marafiote, K. Noller, L. Roberts, L. johnson, A. Wilat, N. DiCioia, C. Gabriel, L. Deachin, L. Fisher, M. Dzwonkowski, 1. Beaton, A. Hayes, D. lordon, L. Casey, S. Mullins, S. Spitler, C. johnson, B. Bandy. Bottom: Mike Dzwonkowski, and Lea Deachin performed their cutting from their superior duet act Oh Dad, Poor Dad . . . Thespians: Organizationsf139

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'wmv- Under the slponsorship of Mrs. Lynnette Morri l, the 1980-81 Thes- pian Troupe H3020 participated in numerous activities. Some of the fund-raising activities included: Famil Fun Night which consisted of peryormances by those Thespians who went to state competition in Miami. Also included was a magic act, a ventriloquist act and a fire- eating midget. Another fund-raising activity was the design and selling of Support Drama buttons. Alon with these sales,carwashesand coiected dona- tions from the community, funds were used for expenses at state com- petition. The spring production was the popular English comedy Blithe Spirit y Noel Coward. Rehearsals for Blithe Spirit began in March. The play was presented in the Kathryn jane Hill Auditorium on the nights of April 21st through April 25th. Top right: Thespian Troupe sponsor Mrs. lynnetle Morrill. Middle lelt: Director Mrs. Lynnette Morrill Middle right: Thespians that qualified for state competition: tRow 12 Pam Broviak, Lisa johnson tRow 27 Saundra Mullins, Lea Deacltiri, Lynn Roberts, Neal Beightol lRow 31 Don jordan, Laura Casey, Evie Ford, Mike Diivonkowski Bottom right: Thespian Troupe 33020 officersg Lea Deachin, Lynn Roberts, Mike Dzwonkowski, Cooper Gabriel and Laura Casey 138fOrganizations: Thespians Lights . . . Camera . . . Action! During the year, as a fund-raiser, the Thespians worked the conces- sion stand during some of the home football games. This also provided most of the money for entrance fees. The Thespians also gave perfor- mances to t e English c asses. These performances aided the students in earning drama production techni- ques and exposed students to the live theatre. The officers of the Thespian Troupe were: Michael Dzwonkowski - President, Lea Deachin - Vice-President, Lynn Roberts - Secretary, Cooper Gabriel - Historian and Laura Casey - Treasurer.

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In past years, FHA and HERO clubs have been separate organizations. This year, the creating of FHAXHERO became a reality. There were four sponsors, Mrs. Sandra Roberts, Mrs. Ruth Fanelli, Mrs. Janet Clark and Mrs. Mary Bowling. The club's motto was: Towards New Horizons, and exemplifying this, the combined organizations planned methods of enriching the school and com- munity. In October, district prepara- tion was made by appointing officer candidates and selecting delegates. In addition, a Community Involve- ment award was given. On Novem- ber 13th, the District VII meeting was held, with East Bay as the host chap- ter. On November 18th, Open House was held at East Bay, FHAXHERO was one of the many clubs that participatd by having a dis- play booth. In the middle of Decem- Toward New . ber, members visited Faith Children's Home in Tampa. Here they presented the children with a collection of can goods, toys and stockings, a puppet show, and finished out the activities with a Christmas party. On the 17th of December, FHAXHERO held a holi- day bazaar. February 8th-'I4th was National FHAXHERO Week. On Tuesday, members put up posters announcing the week. Wednesday included an Open House with a Faculty Coffee Hour. Clean-Up School day was Thursday. On Satur- day, members attended the Erwin Center for District VII Proficiency Events. 5 Top right: F.H.A.fH.E.R.O. Sponsors Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Bowling and Mrs. Roberts. Center: trow 71 Cindy Aguiar, Donna Wood, Josephine Calabia, Lily Weaver, Patty Berry, Angie Crouse, DeeDee Crow, Sherry Pecot, Lynn Rogers, Cindy Gonzales, Janice Pittman, Connie Pittman. trow 22 Tonya Tomasek, Sharon Grimley, Debra Bazemore, Cheri McLaughlin, Carrie Doane, Linda Eldridge, Dorene Kissam, Debbie Eldridge, Renita Clover, Valerie Flowers, Sylvia Berrien, Amy McLaughlin, Cheryl Spies, Rhonda Thomas. trow 32 Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Bowling, Mrs. Roberts, Ellen Holstein, Theresa Davidson, Joe Solano, Shanta Dorsey, Brenda Forman, Kathy Kerns, Antionette Gajewski, Gwendolyn Jackson, Teresa Carmon, Angie Hood, Peggy Nichols, Vicki Stroud. trow 47 Mike Carter, Toni Townsend, Susan Collier, Annie McDonald, Jacqueline Stephens, Ursula Stephens, Denise Porter, Clifford Bellamg, Brenda Lee, Kim Wilson, Wanda Jackson, Sandy Wilson, Wesley Brown, Michelle Redick, Carol Brown, Renita Berrien, Deborah Bennett, Irene Cartwright, and Darryl Franklin. Bottom right: FHAXHERO members hosted a Teacher Valentine Luncheon. 14OfOrganizations: F.H.A.fH.E.R.O. - S Q