Jesuit High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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E JESUIT HIGH SCHGOL CHAPTER OF THE NATICNAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Membership in a national honor society should be the objective of the ambitious and forward looking high school student. It represents recognition of achievement of which he will always be proud. For many students it is the pin- nacle of their high school career, for others it opens the door to opportunity and success. Some of these opportunities are available immediately, but the greatest value of membership is the encouragement and incentive it gives the student to become an effective speaker and hence a more successful and more influential citizen. For years Jesuit High School has boasted one of the top N.F.L. Chapters in the State of Florida. The Chapter has qualified to send a representative to the National Tourna- ment for three consecutive years, and has carried an average of over 100 degrees and members for the past five years. it -'i1f Qu. State Winne1's: Campbell and Patton Senate Gavel Winner: Scully politics. MEMBERS: fleft to rightl OUTSIDE CIRCLE: Bray, Neilly, Wallauer, Kaczmarek, Hruby, Stanley, Zinnamon, Lazzara, Madigan, Chase Dwelley, Sultenfuss, Ford, Miller, Furino, Patton, Chamberlin, Kelso, Granger. INSIDE CIRCLEL Valdes, Rew, Wilson, Bowles, Adams Kellogg, Nieto, Madiedo. Officers: Hendry, LiCalsi, Scully, Campbell, Mr. Lopez fCoachJ. i.. V- Alulii. I. ' i I

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fl' . o M 3'ii WW w ii' .rggfi 5e ,Ta , , X , 9. ' 13 4.1 'GIF w l ANNUAL EDITORS FIRST ROW: P. Von Gontard Business Manager, R. Anello Editor-in-Chief, SECOND ROW: C. Bisbee Photo Editor, R. Chase Layout Editor. h Do le SJ has come up with the yearbook which you The Annual staff this year, under the moderatorship of Mr. josep y , . ., have in your grasp at this moment. It has been a long, hard year's work for Mr. Doyle and the staff. Hours of meetings, phone calls, personal conferences have all terminated and are now in print. Special thanks are extended to Peter Von Gontard, who, in three days, worked tirelessly to raise 1700 dollars to help finance the yearbook. Charles Bisbee, for his fine photog- raphy and dark room work, also gets special recognition. Also our sectional workers, who helped piece together the various for their generosity, we extend a sincere thank you and we hope parts of the book, are thanked. Lastly, to our Patrons, you all enjoy the book as much as we enjoyed putting it together. BOTTOM fl. to rj Les Sumner, Pete VonGontard, Richard Anello, Bryan Zinnamon, Ray Chase discuss differences over a past yearbook. . ,,m . ,... if e t ' '5 D L , , 0 3, 4 Sectional Editors confer with Editor-in-Chief

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V CONGRESS Every year, during the month of October, Jesuit travels to the State Student Congress in Tallahassee. Jesuit has won a number of awards during the past years. This year Jesuit placed third with 80 points. John Hendry, gavel winner, presides over the House of Representatives. Bob Scully, gavel winner, seeks out votes. Nat Bowles defends a resolution. Dan Ford speaks against passing the bill, Jim Laneri takes time out for a smile. '95