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

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C1 Not Yet ,A Nut Pictured Pictured rw , Pictured Ralph Ruso, Edith Dees, Robert Loeber David Cecil Principal Secretary Counselor Counselor NIGHT SCHOOL A Pcns EXTENSION Ralph Ruso, Night School Principal, has been in- volved in night school programs for eight years and thoroughly enjoys it. Ruso's job involves keeping things in order not only at night, but he is also at PCHS during the day. Ruso explains that the purpose of night school is to let seniors who are lacking credits to catch up and Ralph Ruso works on night school business. adults who dropped out to earn a diploma. Night school is an extension to PCHS and is open to anyone. When asked what his biggest accomplishment for night school students would be, Ruso replied, lt would be to make sure none of our students get discouraged and give up. 'K JA ' ' c for 4, , c N 5 , 172. . w I: ROUGH L0Cbef BCYS UMUVBHY- Edith Dees gives her famous smile to the world 196 Night School

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I Q Q, i 'He his 'ia 0,19 Q, , , ' BUSINESS EDCICATIO TRAINING Business students share a laugh before class. TOlVIORROW'S LEADERS The Business Education Department trains and pre- pares students for a career in the world of business. Students this year may major in one of three areasg clerical, secretarial, or accounting programs. The de- partment is in the process of implementing a new program next school year for the student planning to major in Business Administration in college. Business students actively participate in the business club - Future Business Leaders of America -- where they receive training in becoming leaders of tomorrow. Ann Venning and Sylvia Knox take time out for lunch. Business 195

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f 'S ,, .nw 1 N. ff az . i E Maw. M 1 0' . if I RSM viii, I You have the right to remain silent . . . Dept. Roper clowns with Lisa Seagraves. HUMAN RELATIONS Do all students know how to cope with life's every- day pressures? What are they to do? Pam Glover can help. Students can find out about the program by being referred by teachers and counselors and some refer themselves. ln fact, a great deal are self referred. Glover 's main concern this year, as any year is . . . to be genuine and show empathy for the persons with whom I come in contact. TCJNY ROPER A FAlVllLlAR FACE Deputy Tony Roper was the new resource officer. He served as resource officer at Tomlin Junior High and says, Plant City students are much more mature. This is mainly because they have more responsibility, such as driving to school. Roper likes working with young people and finds his job satisfying and indeed, interest- ing. He would like to establish a trust between the students and himself and would also like for them to realize that he is there to help them, not to hurt or punish them. The beautious Pam Glover - Human Relations Specialist. Human RelaLions!Res. Off. 197