Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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S-CLUB, SERVICE WITH A SMILE! Community service proved to be S Club's main interest this year as they devoted most of their time to volunteer work in cooperation with their sponsor- ing organization, Soroptimiss. Members helped with the program at 'TRoy Haynes which involved visiting and entertaining the handicapped children. They also sold Terrier keychains as a fund raising project to cover any expen- ses which occurred during the year. S Club participated in the Kozac activities and helped make spirit signs for the football games. Each member gave their best and worked hard to keep the S Club going strong, . - L 1. mei I . f all A. Dam quickly writes down a new idea. Bottom row I to r: A, Dam, B. White, D. Greene, F. Nowalk, M. Richo Second row: T. Barksdale, M. Carver, l. Cram, H. Abdoo A Shinas, C. Marlan, C. Merritt, T. Anderson, C. McLeod Third row: S. King, Mrs. Robinson, O. Gomez, R. Greene . . gnnlhglhl 'BX X . ! i 1. . t ,. - 1 tx i Bottom row I to r officers: F. Nowalk, D. Greene, C, Marlan, C. Merritt gy tixxx A. Shinas and B, White look through old business, . WM It ,R Q. figs X9 l. Cram ponders about the future Vx'

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S. Alchediak enjoys taking part in club activities! -shi Q? if .Wills Officers supporting each other is the key to the success of the Civinettes, Civinettes: Front Rowl to r: A. Pelaez, B. Whitten ftreasl, l- Skora fsec.J, D. Belch er fsec.l, A. Garrett fpresl, Second Row: W. Sanchez, K, Barzso tvice pres.l, C. Burnette thist.J, S. Preston, S. Coleman, I. Romano, Third Row: T. Hero, K. Curry, S. Alchediak, E. Carver Their motto is 'Builders of Good Citi- zenshipf' That motto has been carried down from generation to generation of Civi- nettes since 1917, and could not fit any other club so perfectly. The Civinettes contributed a great amount of time and energy to the Spe- cial Olympics, and participated in many other special projects for the retarded this year. Through the Civinettes special shar- ing, they have learned to live a fuller life, enriched by unselfish service to others. W. Sanchez and A. Pelaez, add a special part in Civinettes sharing. Mrs. Warr makes preparation for club activities. CIVINETTES 21

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Z-CLUB This year the Z Club helped the commu- nity by sponsoring a bike-a-thon to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis. Among the other fund raising projects, the Z Club is known for their annual Sadie Hawkins dance which always has a big turnout. The president, Karlos Gambro, and sponsor, Mrs. Santos, along with the other girls gives a great deal of time and effort in making these projects successful. Around the holi- days, the Z Club puts treats in the teachers' mailbox and has parties to enjoy and appreciate what they have accomplished. A. Grubbs believes happiness is being a Z Club mem- ber. ff 'Zia 4 President C. Gambro poses pretty for a picture. Bottom Row I to n B. Villiger, D. Petrucci, J. Adams, N. Ehlers, A. Farmer, P. Hood, Top Row: S. Campbell, L. Sergi, K. Blair, K. O'Berry, Mrs. Santos, C. Gambrell, G. Costa, L. Alfaro, K. Coakley, A. Grubbs Q X fr' . Y .-1 5 , 'X' K ' Div E, .I , , 5-.N V. N. Ehlers opposes a new suggestion. P. Hodd is overwhelmed with the thought of being in K. Coakley wonders about the future of Z Club. GETS THE ICB DO E! W JS 559 Z-CLUB 0 23