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Student government took on a realm of activities this year with Ms. Carol Ferguson as their first year sponsor. Some of the activities in- cluded: Homecoming festivities, the Penny Drive, lawn display, poster contest and Christmas Card Lane. During the Christmas season, stu- dent government held a canned food drive. Each homeroom donated canned food, which was distributed to needy families in the community. Another of the student govern- ment's projects was ordering jerseys for each class. These fu nd-raisers had the captions of: SENIOR SENIORITY, IUNIOR FEVER -- Catch itl, SEN- SATIONAL SOPHOMORES and FRESHMEN SPIRIT. The officers of the student government were: Fran Miller - President, Shayle Popovich - Vice-President, Tom Pignataro - -wg-ng Top right: Student government sponsor - Ms. Carol Ferguson Middle left: Senior senators - KROW 72 Annette Branca, Todd Kjeer, Debbie Bennett tRovv 29 Bill Ferguson, Elizabeth Moss, Michael Knight Middle right: Officers - Shayle Popovich - Vice-President, Fran Miller - President, Suzanne Ward - semester Secretary, Tom Pignataro - Treasurer Knot pictured: Debbie Bennett - semester Secretary! Bottom right: Sophomore senators -tRow1j Wendi Goodson, Kevin Ferguson, Annette Th omas, Kirk Eppenstein CROW 29 Cathy Kline, Linda Sherouse, Karyn johnson, Shannon Williams, Laura Harris I62!Organizations: Student Government e Did It All For You! Treasurer and Suzanne Ward - Secretary. The president's job was to officiate meetings and appoint com- mittee chairpersons. The vice- president took over the president's responsibilities in the case of ab- sence. The secretary kept minutes of the meetings and took roll call. The treasurer's duty was to take care of financial affairs. Each class elected eight senators one year previous to them taking office. Homeroom representatives served as a link bet- ween the student government and the student body of East Bay High School. 523 ass S t Its?
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Under the direction of Mr. Terry Roberts, the Chess club sharpened their skills and tech- niques this year by staging games between themselves. During Chess Club meetings on Wed- nesday, members competed in games between each other or against a computer. As they prac- ticed playing Chess with others, they learned new methods to use on future opponents. In addition Good Knight! to these informal matches, the Chess club also held an inter- club tournament that deter- mined the best players in East Bay. Next year the club plans to assemble a Chess team to com- pete with other schools in the Hillsborough County area. 'ft' ' f,Q,,,.,..l'l M Top left: Chess sponsor - Terry Roberts Center: tRow 72 janet McMullen, Anthony Cuttler, Ronald Pentlicki, john Long, Donna Wood, Ken Rouse tRovv 2? Rodney Bennefield, Othal Dean, David DeCeunther, Russel Horn, Harry Lockhart, Kathy Croce, Ed johnson, Scott Clayville, james Lowe Bottom left: Officers -tRow1j Ken Rouse - Secretary, Anthony Butler - Treasurer tRow Zj Paul Slack - Vice-President, Derek Brandon - President, Mr. Terry Roberts - Sponsor Chess Club: Organizationsf1 61
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On March 20, 1981, the student government sponsored the first Sock Hop at East Ba . Students rolled up their jeans, shined their saddle oxfords and slicked back their hair to prepare for this evening ofjit- terbuggin' and twisting. There were various contests throughout the night, including dance and fifties couple. Brian Dain and Shannon Medich won the jitterbug contest. Sandy Smith and Terry Saltsman out- swung everyone and won the twist contest. Kim Norris and Charlie Feagens were given a corsage and boutonniere for dressing most ap- propriately. The dance was held in the East Bay Gymnasium and the community was invited to attend. A large percentage of the students 'oined in the Sock Ho festivities lay dressing accordingly. Discount Sock Hoppin' tickets were sold to those who par- ticipated by dressing in the 50's style. To provide entertainment for the crowd, student government hired a professional disc 'ockey, Craig McTavish, to keep the oldies but goodies playing from 7:00-11:00 p.m. The Sock Hop was one of the most successful dances held at East Bay. The two thousand dollars raised was used to help fund a lighted dis- play sign for the school. More than three-hundred students took part in this event, with this turn-out, stu- dent government planned to make this an annual event. Wr .ziwfxwb Atrwwrfmxtf r f f ' Xi Tm 'X ik Top left: junior senators - tRovv Tijudi Miller tRow 22 Mason Sikes, Cindy Dzwonkowski, Willie Kirberg tRow 31 Tina Carl, Eric Stepp, Mary Lynn Crichton Center: Homeroom Representatives -tRow17 Lea Deachin, Tom Hecker, Mason Sikes, Kim Marafiote, Pam Broviak, Leslie Montagnino, Sandy Sedberry, Carrie Smith tRow 22 Charlie Feagens, Karen Amerling, Lynn Roberts, Ella Walker, Anne Ellison, Gina Humphrey, Wendi Coodson, julia na Rivera, Shelly Kjeer, Liz Cough, Tom Pignataro tRow 32 jenny Mitchell, Robin Alderman, David Smith, Wendy Weber, Dee Dee Brown, Maria Belville, james Killebrew, Stacy Stickle, Tina Rogers, Lisa Taylor, Evie Ford, Karen Croce, Maria Vega Bottom left: Freshmen senators - tRow 72 Connie Pittman, Lisa Taylor tRow 2J Melissa Langford, Rhonda Stringer, Dee Det- Brown, lisa Moss, Melinda friedland Student Government: Organizationsf163
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