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

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E' --t 1981-82 JROTC CADET BATTALION The Plant City High School JROTC Battalion began participating in school, community, and competitive activities at the opening of the 1981-B2 school year, bringing credit and recognition to the school. The hard work set forth by all resulted in winning the Tampa Veterans' Day Parade trophy for Best Marching Unit in which the COLOR GUARD, DRILL TEAMS, and DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS participated. The male and female Color Guards participated in each of the pregame activities at all home football games. ln addition, they participated in the Tampa Veterans' Day Parade and provided color presentations for the FBLA, the FHA conferences, and the University of Tampa Drill Meet. They also participated in the Columbia High School and University of Florida Drill Meets in the spring of 1981. The male and female drill teams worked extremely hard in preparing themselves for both basic and precision drill competition. The DRUM AND MAJOR CORPS has taken on an added importance to the JROTC program. The DSB has done much to build the morale and esprit de corps of the corps of cadets by performing and marching in Cadet Reviews, the Tampa Veterans' Day Parade and participating at the JROTC Parents' Association Meetings. The RIFLE TEAM consisted of 10 members, of which 6 were new to competitive shooting. The team participat- ed in 7 shoulder to shoulder matches during the school year including a match at Fort Benning, Ga. where they competed against JROTC rifle teams from that area. og..m Not pictured COMPANY Ag Company commander: Curtis Stansel, Eric Bla' lock, John Brown, Reginald Carr, Ray- mond Coleman, Anthony Cox, Nelson Davis, Charles Denson, Charles Don- nelly, Greg Duffell, Luevinia Felton, Amanda Forbes, Christina Habgood, James Haden, Mark Hawthorne, Kathy Hayes, James Knight, Johnny Mahaffey, Shiela Matthews, Calvin Mayes, Nancy Miller, Brian Moody, Herbert Padgett, Randy Parker, Don- ald Peeples, Joseph Pittman, Daylon Pollock, David Sheppard, Mike Smith, John Sturgeon, Earl Taylor, Edwin Taylor, Mike Tharrington, Mar- tin Torres, John Ware, Eugene War- ing, Chris Welcome, Andrea Wood, Natalie Wright. COMPANY B: Scott Smith, Melissa Story, John Dunhardt, Virgil L. Shaw, Doris Klink, Michael Hall. Row 2: Jackie Day, Eugene Waring, Dennis Bryant, Linda Felton, Henry Mclntyre, Robert Bryant, Stephane Bava, Wil- liam Riles, Bruce Green, Carl Wiggins. Row 3: Eric Brant, Sheryl Gill, Terry Hansen, Theresa Dush, Ronald Fults, James Parsons, Herbert Moore, Kraig Stahl, Clearance White. COMPANY C: Anthony Guion, Walter Huewitt, Kimberlee Ottinger, Donna Hurst, Kimberly Porter, Astrid Aponte, Janis Butts, Beatrice Curry, Karen Ware, Theresa Dush. Row 2: Scott Hollor, James Singletary, James Roberts, Richard Craft, Lon- don lvey, Marvin Pridgen, Anthony Argo, John Knighten, Keith Ander- son. Row 3: Bert LaFranchi, Walter Terrill, Dwayne Kissiar, Bruce Green, Franklin Cowart, Robert Greaves, William Gerhard, Dadid Griffin, Cecil Jelks, Keith Hodges, Jimmy Hodges, Ollis Williams, Frederick Sykes, Lawerance Eakins, Jerry Wethering- ton, Pete Dawson, lsaac Watkins. ROTC 165

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' A DRLIM AND BLIGLE FEMALE CGLOR GUARD fa 1353 Above: Marvin Pridgen, John Dunhardt, Rosalie Kelley, Co- Capt., Thomas Hayes, Team Capt. Below: Dwayne Kissiar, Natalie Wright, James Robert, David Griffen, James Roberts, Pete Dawson, Christina Habgod, Henry Scott, Kraig Stahl, Jerry Wetherington, Richard Craft. ROTC 167