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

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Bringing news of world, local and school interest to the students of East Bay High School was the job of the newspaper staff. The Smoke Signals staff was small, but they produced a quality paper. The staff spent many hours after school, on weekends and even over holiday vacations putting news stories together. y The goal of this year's newspaper staff was to inform and better the public relations within the East Bay community. Under the guiding hand of Ms. Anne Hayes, the paper went to press. The Smoke Signals staff competed, in October, in the District IV, jour- nalism workshop, at Pinellas Park High School. In january of 1980, the newspaper staff entered a copy of Smoke Signals in the CASPAJ W Top right: Smoke Signals sponsor, Ms. Anne Hayes. Center: 1980-87 Smoke Signals staff: josephine Calabia, Debra Savidge, james Andrews, Annette Branca, john Atkins, Bill Ferguson, Edith janusz, joe Zaleski, Ms. Anne Hayes, Tina Carl. Bottom: trow 1j Sponsor Ms. Anne Hayes, Editor-in-chief - Annette Branca frow Zj james Andrews, Edith janusz, Bill Ferguson, joe Zaleski, Tina Carl and Debra Savidge. 'I78!Organizations: Smoke Signals We've Got the Signal American Scholastic Press Associa- tion's journalism critique contest. The newspaper, under the leadership of editor Annette Branca, received the rating of first place. Staff members were: Annette Branca, editor-in-chief, Bill Ferguson, business manager, Debra Savidge, exchange editor, Tina Carl, club editor, Edith janusz, news editor, james Andrews, feature editor, john Atkins, reporter and assistant business manager, josephine Calabia, reporter, jackie Tuttle, reporter and Pam Delinger, reporter. asses

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This past year at East Bay High School another charter was granted for an interest club. This was the Travel Club, and was composed of students who wished to make traveling a career or just a hobby. Many of the Travel club meetings consisted of guest speakers whose topics covered the many different aspects of travel. These speakers ranged from employees of travel agen- cies to employees of various air- lines. ln addition to exploring dif- ferent areas of flight related oc- cupations, the club members were given a chance to expand their areas of interest by in- vestigating different countries in All Over The World relation to tourist travel, home and abroad. The sponsors for the Travel club were Mr. Dan Barr and Mr. Roy Rogers. Although atten- dance was reduced after preliminary meetings, a fine show of support was issued from all. Officers for the year were: Michele Lenco, President, Theresa Davidson, Vice Presi- dent, Annalea Lowe, Secretary, Sandy Sobleski, Treasurer, and jeff Canaday, Historian. Top left: The first meeting of the year. Middle left: Mr, Roy Rogers has the whole world in his hands. Middle right: lRow 12 Mr. Dan Barr, Stephanie Smith, Ann Henshaw, Tina Carl, Annette Branca, Raeonda Slapinski. fRow 22 Donald Boal, Michele Lenco, Annalea Lowe, Gail Cox, Kathy Kline, Sandy Sobleski, Mr. Roy Rogers. IRow 39 ludy Miller, Belinda Lewis, Michele Unterberger, jackie Maffett, Kit Noller. Bottom left: Sponsors-Mr. Dan Barr and Mr. Roy Rogers. Travel Club: Organizationsf177

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,X t fs 1 3 fa X A SWA X X :F Xa li X wx My S3 Os t Q X X gg, it-TEX X is Silks t X R cX X Em 1 Q92 1 - The Quill and Scroll society, a journalistic, honor organization, was sponsored by Mr. Dan Barr and Ms. Anne Hayes. These teachers were also advisors for the Warrior - year- book and Smoke Signals - newspaper. The requirements for membership in Quill and Scroll were: superior work injournalism, and a position in the upper third of the class. The society supplied each new member with a regulation gold badge, an of- ficial membership card and a one- year subscription to the Quill and Scroll magazine. In addition to receiving mem- bership into this club, and attaining its many rewards, it also entitled members to be eligible for all jour- nalistic scholarships offered by colleges and businesses. The motto of theQuill and Scroll society was: journalism Honorables Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make ye freef' The purpose of Quill and Scroll was to instill in students the ideal of scholarship, to advance the stan- dards of the profession of journalism by developing better journalists and by incorporating a higher code of ethics, to promote exact and dis- passionate thinking and clear and forceful writing. Quill and Scroll, founded at the University of Iowa on April 10, 1926, was a non-secret honorary society for high school journalism students. Since its founding in 1926, the Quill and Scroll society has granted charters to more than 12,000 high schools. Top left: Warrior Editor-in-chief Kay Ernbry and Smoke Signals Editor-in-chief Annette Branca Center: Warrior Quill and Scroll members: trow 12 Warrior advisor - Mr, Dan Barr, Eclitor-in-chief- Kay Embry trow 22 Raeonda Slapinski, Ann Henshaw, Guy Lanham, Deena Wilkerson, Lynn Roberts, Nancy Brill, Kenny Aguiar, Kit Noller, joy Mahoney, trow 37 Michele Lenco, Stephanie Smith, Clif Beasley, Theresa Copeland, Laurie Adams, Tony Walliser, Larry Dodson, Mark Lehigh and jackie Maffett Bottom: Smoke Signals Quill and Scroll members: lrow 19 Smoke Signals advisor A Ms. Anne Hayes, Editor-in-chief - Annette Branca lrow 29 Bill Ferguson, Debra Savidge, loe Zaleski, Tina Carl, lames Andrews, Edith Janusz Quill and Scroll: Organizationsf179