Plantation High School - Reflections Yearbook (Plantation, FL)

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formed to enhance variety of school activities i fs we vw '- N Y' s I! I G. 1 . ...as s QA' 5 . ,g .. 'D Q, H. J. 1 4. af .65 in-f W e we amy, Quill and Scroll,an international honorary society for high school journalists was installed as an active chapter in November. Members must be of at least junior or senior classification, in the upper third of their class, and have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publications work in such as writing, editing, business management or production. Each member has accumulated at least 100 column inches of published material. They will sell plastic yearbook covers for a service to the staff. Mrs. Charlene Martin was sponsor. This year's members were Jody Kutchins, Cathy Edwards, Wendy Mann, Doug Gorman, Connie Pellillo, Jane Chatfield, Jeff Keeler, Penny LaGasse, JoAnn IVlcClosky, Janet Jenkins, Peggy Smith, Linda Neiderheiser, and Linda Podolsky. All the future real estate salesmen were included in a newly formed, small but growing club called Realtor Junior. Officers were elected and they are: president, Dave Martin, vice-president, Elaine Howard: treasurer, Barry Ciociola, sec- retary, Mike Evansg and parliamentarian, Page Winfield. Busi- ness Education instructor Tom Hardt served as sponsor. -. I. 114,311 Charlene Martin Dan VanVleet Tom Hart Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor +

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Scuba diving, Ouill and Scroll Realtor Junior, new clubs .flag Q5 f A. B. .sw Wit 7 Q ig 5 Q 323 f N wig. I i C. Wouldn't you just love to explore the depths of the ocean? Well, this year the 12 members of the newly formed Scuba Diving Club did just that. The club had a successful trip in the ocean in which three parents donated time and boats. One must be a certified diver to belong to the club. They are able to rent equipment with money from car washes and dues. The sponsor is lVlr. VanVleet. ROSTER President, Dave Carlan, Tom Albertson, Bill Corbett, Gary Harned, Chip Huffman, Greg Jones, Fred Kulp, Mark Roundaville, Steve Ruebotton, Greg Waser, Eullen Wright. A. Scuba Diving member practices breathing underwater. B. Scuba Diving mem- bers get ready for practice. C. Finishing up after a hard day of swimming. D. Elaine Howard gets a helping hand with air tanks. E. Mark Roundaville dives into the water. F. Proper air control is learned by continual practice. G. Quill and Scroll members get inducted by lVlrs. Nlartin. H. Realtor Junior Officers I-r, Dave Martin, Elaine Howard, and Barry Ciociola. I. Quill and Scroll officers I-r, Peggy Smith, Doug Gorman, Linda Neiderheiser, and Janet Jenkins. J. Quill and Scroll members look at their certificate. 166 D. .R .g 4-aa f.. ef T. . x5-Cs. ' 53 fr - in If 25 K an 5 ,jg avr: -l-i in em--e. . at-. 3 E. -., 'ru ,.-- I .,f,,,. 1 l 5. f - we T99 .ef A f ' -F we rr 4' 'Qu ,, q z vm- f 4, W M1 M W .. re, W if thlt .,,., , .g ,, ,N ' F.

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Thespians produce spring play B orn Yesterday, F orenslc 'f rag! f ' , , 'rr . V , WWJI' 'WV' 'Z '3r f ' K rl, CZ ' V-rs!-a.,'.14aww. -2- -wr X-,.,,,Z 3 . 'A 'J C. D. The smell of greasepaint and the roar of the crowd ably identified one group, directed by lVlrs. Helen Fishback. A great deal of time, effort and thought was put into the production, Born Yesterday, given April 30 and lVlay 1. For many of the students who took part, the play became the major event and actually transformed those shy and quiet people who once worked behind the scenes. The Thespians put their creativity to work and accepted the tremendous challenge of producing a play whose plot and style kept them rolIing in the aisles. ROSTE H Todd Agnini, Phil Amabnle, Kathy Braedyn, Steve Brigham, Becky Chambers, George Copolla, .Ioe Fleece, Laurie Goldman, Steve Grossman, Gail Hohnson, Neal LaCount, Greg Lewis, Ken McCollough, AI Monello, Bernie Nickerson, Richard Nives, Ken Nowak, Lorrie Plante, Steve Rider, Kim Rohrs, Karl Rudd, Sherryl Segal, Dibbie Seitner, Scott Sherman, Dawn Sreker, Kim Spehr, Leslie Thrasher, Albert Webb, Suzy Drobnis, Gary Steele. 4.4 '1 F. 168 WF V, x , Yr' I F ' an WWW ,,, ,xl , pa ,QL ,sag-eggs me