Plantation High School - Reflections Yearbook (Plantation, FL)

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Student Council officers initiate 'Gay 90's, ' Student my Student Council had an enormous job this year in unifying a student body of over 4,000. Its objectives: organizing and initiating student activities, serving as a communications link between student and faculty and the promotion of leadership and good citizenship through various planned activities such as Americanism Week, Homecoming, Gay 9O's Week, Peace Corps Partnership School Program and Student Exchange Program. The primary and foremost money-making project proved a success with the raising of 35800. Led by Jim Jamieson, the year concluded with the general feeling of worthwhile accomplishment and a better understanding of oneself. Chris Stevens, vice president, Cathy Edwards, secre- taryg and Lisa Taylor, treasurerg made up the rest of the council. A. Student Council officers Chris Stevens, vice president: Cathy Edwards, secretaryg Lisa Taylor, Treasurer, and Jim Jamieson, presi- dent, help to decorate the Christmas tree in the main office. B. Mr. Roland, Student Council adviser, answers Lisa Taylor's questions during a regular meeting. C. Carl Rudd keeps a watchful eye on the Student Council officers as they organize activities for the year. D. One job of a Student Council representative is to attend meetings regularly. E. Many issues are voted on and rejected during the course of one year. F. Under the leadership of Jim Jamieson, meetings go smooth and swiftly. G. Social gatherings are a big part of the regular Thursday night meetings. B.

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Candy sale serves as backbone for Homecoming A. Roster SENlORS: Bernie Amici, Van Anastasiou, Renee Arnone, Debbie Bishop, Mark Decker, .lon Farley, Debbie Fischi, Jill Griffith, Mike Grossman, Rick Hmieleski, Irene Horpeza, JoAnne Imms, Roger Jeffrey, Julie Johnson, Debbie Kaye, Randy Kidd, Bob Koeing, Sue Korinek, Robin Lefferts, Steve Macaluso, Dyan Manney, Terry Marple, Mary Marsh, Michelle Milks, Celia Miner, Jim Moliter, Marshall Montagna, Linda Neiderhiser, Nancy Norris, Pan Oberg, Dean Pascal, Debbie Pierce, Mary Pfau, Sue Poorbaugh, Hazel Rawls, Joyce Rothrock, Karen Sjohdal, Tim Stinneford, Paula Throm, Linda Traback, Hugh Trees, Melanie Vann, Laura Wise. JUNIORS: Otis Allen, Sue Aronson, Cindy Austin, JoAnn Barbieri, Barbara Barnes, Peggy Brandt, Todd Brown, Tim Burgess, Cat Cavallero, Jane Chatfield, Wendy Cohen, Terri Collins, Dave Court, Dawn Doyle, Julie lllingsworth, Kathy Ferguson, Tommy Freeman, Allyson Friel, Mike Gawery, Sue Greer, Gayle Gulbreath, Barry Harris, Kay Hess, Diane Hyatt, Julie Jenkins, Jeanne Lehr, Nancy Macaluso, Gail Mac- George, Dave Martin, Martin Maxwell, Beverly Mendicino, Mari Milton, Debbie Mink, Cindy Mitchell, Hillary Mitchell, Carmen Pasquel, Arlene Rauch, Lorene Samoisette, Toni Sanger, Elaine Scotten, Beth Smoker, Sharon Stones, Debbie Vazzano, Lizz Veroline, Sheilia Walker, Sandy Wards, Lu Washio, Ed Wilson, Marian Schlutz. SOPHOMORES: Joan Amoroso, Darcy Bentley, Tim Biddle, Elizabeth Boardman, Janet Bowman, Lynn Brown, Charley Mae Bryant, Sharon Bundick, Debbie Cain, Tim Coghlan, Sue Cunningham, Stacy Dowler, Debbie Eisen, Maureen Folino, Gary Gallant, Laurie Goldman, Joy Gravett, Lourdes Gruant, Bobby Henry, Victoria Hodges, Chris Hooper, Donna Hunt, Elizabeth Jordan, Kathy Kreimeyer, Mary Lindley, Mike Mattson, Robert Maxwell, Ann McManus, Marilyn Milks, Ted Nivens, Vicki Orell, Lynn Parker, Cesar Pascual, Carol Renner, Lee Ann Rickling, Mike Roth, Audrey Russo, Karen Saunders, Kim Spear, Marina Tompkins, Wayne Tozzolo, Paul Valen- tine, Debbie Van Gilder, Denise Versuvio, Judy Vissing, Phyllis Watkins, Barb Williams, Clint Williams, Cheryl Woods, Harryson Woods. FRESHMEN: Beth Ackerman, Diane Adair, Doreen Bishop, Jeannis Bird, Laurie Blair, Barbara Brown, Lisa Cohn, Dennis Desilva, Beth Edmondson, Steve Green, Susan Hill, Sue Hmieleski, Gidget Holloway, Cynthia Houser, Sandy Jenkins, Doug Kraw- czyh, Faye Lind, Sue Lindley, Dianne Newsome, Dawn Poff, Cathy Reynolds, Cathy Rickling, Jo Ellen Roberts, Kim Robinson, Kim Rohrs, Chris Rohrback, Michelle Sanicola, Cinde Simms, Pam Sink, Tammy Williams. A. Student Council members attentively listen to a speaker. B. Stars and stripes are still prevalent in today's youth-oriented society. C. Underclassmen make up a large percentage of the Student Council. D. Officers ponder new solutions to a problem while directing a meeting. E. Mr. Roland stretches his coffee break. F. Linda Traback and Donice Oldack entering the Homecoming Dance with their escorts. G. A take off of Laugh ln was one of the highlights of skit night. H. Randy Kidd sorts ballots for Cathy Edvimrds, the secretary of Student Council. I. Couples rest while the band breaks during the Home- coming Dance. J. Renee Arnon helps serve cookies and punch during the dance. B. C. 4