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

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FHAXHERO has received many awards, listed among them were: Red Rose Honor Roll chapter, first place in Hillsborough Com- munity College Culinary Arts Show, and one of its members, Sylvia Berrien was the State FHAXHERG president. This organization has existed since 1968, and chose the phrase, Toward New Horizons as its motto. Some activities and projects included in its program . Achievement of work were: Calendar Girl Contest, Community Luncheon for scholarship giving clubs, Open House display, Holiday Bazaar, and a Drug Abuse Seminar. The sponsors have many ideas and plans for the future and hope to continue towards excellence. Top left: Three of the FHAXHERO sponsors, Mrs. Ruth Fanelli, Sandra Roberts, and Mrs. Mary Bowling. Middle left: The FHAXHERO symbol. Middle right: State president, Sylvia Berrien. Bottom left: Third place name tag winner, Brenda Forman. Organization of the Year: Organizationsf185

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The club chosen to hold the ti- tle, Organization of the Year , for the 1980-1981 school year was Future Home Makers of AmericafHome Economics Related Occupations, as they were more familiarly known FHAXHERO. This organization had four sponsors: Ruth Fanelli, who has been at East Bay for thirty-three years, Mary Bowling, a member of the East Bay High ,WMU , Top left: Mrs. janet Ford, one of the FHAXHERO sponsors. Middle left: Kathy Kerns ran for State vice president of projects. Middle right: The FHAXHERO club presented this in the display case located in the cafeteria. Bottom left: State advisor-Allie Ferguson. Bottom right: Connie Pittman ran for district office. 184!Organizations: Organization of the Year Involvement and . School staff for two years, janet Ford, who has been here for ten years, and Sandra Roberts, a staff member for nine years. The organization was given this award on this basis of its achievements, activities, and its relevance to the county and community. Tim eathlgwar t w ZMS

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A Reflection . . . Many hours of hard and tiring work turned into beauty as East Bay's 7980-81 Christmas Card Lane came to life. Seven clubs participated in the annual event, sponsored by the East Bay Student Govern- ment. The clubs that participated were as follows: both DECA classes, Spanish Honor Society, Thespians, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and the Student Advisory Committee. After the cards were set up in front of the school, rain came and caused some problems. Members of the clubs even came back to school in the afternoon to try and repair the cards. W lllllflhlllflllh W il Ai' A v Q, -in iyfryf W - Rf-f: V Y Nwwk si ll M, Vs NEW i -i - 1 1. a V11 ,,. W Sis'-Lgzrfvf ,.g,.,n a ff., , f. . Y f ,N ,Av 1,3 Q, . mea.-biif - ' - , ,,1,.,,'.' Q3.v1'ca'::', uxaealf-fGr.-,I-ian f'f:i-rwlfwfgu.: 'l86fOrganizations: Christmas Card Lane N51 , A A fm