Plant City High School - Yesterday Yearbook (Plant City, FL)

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Pang? anal MQ 0 Q f. 4, vv I 'Y 'C SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Faye Brobst, Brenda Ward, Pat Kennedy, Joyce Whitehurst, Mildred Carico, Phyllis Hill, Pat Davis. STANDING: Johnny Williams, Clinton Kent, Johnnie Giles, Tommy Taylor, Tommy Crum, Shirley Carlson, Joan Diamond. fa .. nun' , ., If An O and B committee goes over plans for the new constitution. OFFICERS, SEATED: Johnnie Giles, vice-presi- dent, Faye Brobst, president. STANDING: Clin ton Kent, Sgt-at-arms, Joan Diamond, record ing secretary: Shirley Carlson, parliamentar- rian, Joyce Whitehurst, respresentative, Mild red Carico, treasurer, Patty Davis, member- ship secretary. A new service and honor club this year at our school, the Orange and Blue members had the task of setting admission requirements and charting the course for future years, in addition to money-raising projects, such as hand- ling the coke booth at basketball games: and service pro- jects, such as acting as guides on Cortference Day. Miss Potter and Mr. Owens sponsored this fledgling newcomer to PCHS.

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Cgzfwlenf Counci is 5 ll I Il : 'n Preparations begin for the United Fund Dance. ,-. .ff FIRST ROW: Bruce Howell, Jimmy Hicks. SECOND ROW: Carol Hatton, Betty Lou Judah, George Saffos, Allen Crouse. THIRD ROW: Mary Kay Layton, Doris Rayburn, Becky Edison, Celia Ann Kucsma, Jackie Hardee. FOURTH ROW: Patsy Yancy, Sharon Holt, Leona Taylor, Carol Hawkins, Sandra Hildreth, Jean Clark, Mary Jane McGinnes,.Gale Ricks, Linda Coffee, Sharon Miller. FIFTH ROW: Johnny Williams, Dale Crouse, Bob Spooner, Tommy Crum, Roger Wells, Jerry Wills, Larry Brett, Billy McGrath, Tammy Taylor, STANDING: Mr. Randall. 1 Our student government organization had a busy year under the leadership ot President, Bruce Howell, and sponsorship of Mr. Randall. Among their services were the Christmas Canned Good Drive and the United Fund Drive, which was climaxed with a big dance. The United Fund was a concerted effort to gather donations for Muscular Dystrophy, Cancer Fund, and Heart Fund. The sale of sweatshirts, jackets, and plastic annual covers furn- ished money with which to buy equipment for the school. f,. -.-Q. OFFICERS, SEATED: Betty Lou Judah, Re- porter, Jim Hicks, Vice-President, Bruce Howell, President, Carol Hatton, Secre- tary. STANDING: Allen Crouse, Sgt.-at- Arms, George Saffos, Treasurer

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el JQ CLA ? OFFICERS: George Saffos, Reporter, Richard Platt, Corrsp. Sec., Tal Thompson, Chaplain, Alton Martin, President, Bruce Howell, Vice-President, Chuck Carter, Sgt.-at-Arms, Jim Hardee, Treas- urer. Can you imagine this many thinking about the same thing at the same time? l X, This year's Key Club of Plant City High was, as usual, an inspiration to any service organization. Some of their proiects during the school vear were paying half the price of a court apron which is to be placed in front of the gym and parking cars at the football games as well as at the Strawberry Festival. Also enioyed by all of P.C.H.S. were the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Confederate Ball. Something to be looked forward to by next year's president is an expense-paid trip to the National Key Club Convention in Detroit, Michigan. 11 lr'XXt?k C -..- x , t i , l 1 A l ff A if FRONT ROW Mr Doyel .lim Hardee Winiired Harrell George Saffos Nelson Hendrix Bruce Howell Jennings Gowan Carl Combs Phil Thompson Harold Smith Jimmy Dan Robinson Jimmy Hicks SECOND ROW Benny Crouse Chuck Carter Richard Platt Alton Martin Tal Thompson Jimmy Gromling .loe Merrin, Donald Hemphill, Don Phipps, Jerry Wills.