Plantation High School - Reflections Yearbook (Plantation, FL)

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honors in homecoming activities: skit halls, float ,E. ,Q- ad, I 'L f l. G. F J . W , ff f W 2 LM 'NZ 'tri 'W 1 ,ww , MW. L Ahh., ga , . rf 1, 'a ' aff 6, ,s Jw, we 3' 1,44 414,452 5,45 F. ROSTER President, Leslie Barnes, vice-president, Berni Amicig recording secretary, Wendy Maitreg corresponding secretary, Peggy Smithg treasurer, Cathy Shaekelg parliamentarian, Allyson Frielg sergeant of arms, Patty Goins. Terry Adams, Renee Arnone, Barbie Barnes, Glenda Baxter, Linda Beeching, Eve Bernhard, Debbie Bishop, Carol Bowman, Janet Bowman, Peggy Brandt, Sue Branham, Bunny Brauchler, Debbie Brink, Kathy Caulfield, Cat Cavallaro, Jane Chatfield, Toni Ciso, Wendy Cohen, Sue Cunningham, Diann Douglas, Mary Eason, Debbie Epp, JoAnne Gambitta, Nancy Geerlings, Jill Griffith, Joy Griffith, Che Che Hanson, Kay Hess, Gail Hetzko, Judy Hiaasen, Laura Hoeft, Diane Hyatt, Julie Jenkins, Melanie Lefferts, Flobin Lefferts, Donna MacGeorge, Gail MacGeorge, Kim McKean, Ann Medley, Lori Miles, Nancy Mixon, Kathy Morris, Pam Morrison, Diana Prillaman, Linda Podolsky, Marilyn Porzia, Reggie Schneider, Karen Sjodahl, Kathy Sgodahl, Vicki Smith, Jean Standart, Sharon Stones, Cindy Sweitzer, Denise Telles, Karen Van Nus, Debbie Vaughn, Heather Washburn, Debbie White, Susan Yohman, Carol Zarkas. A. An organized Monday night meeting. B. Officers l-r, Peggy Smith, Cathy Shakel, Patty Goins, Mary Eason, Jean Standart, Berni Amici, Allyson, Friel, and Leslie Barnes. C. Hard work for award winning float. D. l-r, Sophomore Jester - Steve Amici, King of Diamonds - Bill Stevens, Junior Jack - John Gallagher. E. Juniorettes and Key Club build United We Stand float. F. Girls find working on float on school hours is a lot more enjoyable, G. Just one big happy group. H. Ten hours down, twenty to meet requirements.

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Proficient year for Juniorettes includes various top x New nr its was N .. Y I gi 521 fx? ff is Ts , Ei X ,. SEEKS? 5 Xi Sharon Hicks Gail Altman Calista Gondry Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor fa ,ff -H 1 B. Juniorettes has had many worthwhile and constructive service pro- jects this past year. They gave alot of themselves to support a small child in Hong Kong, and also made toys for children in community hospitals as Christmas gifts. Their money making projects consisted of sponsoring the Calendar Girl Contest, and selling the calendar. The Juniorette's hard work this year earned them many awards. They received the rating of first place on their Homecoming skit, second place on their halls, and third place on their float. Members for the service club were chosen by 60W voting, and 4O'Z, lottery. Juniorettes consisted of seventy-two students this past year. Officers were: Leslie Barnes, president: Berni Amici, vice-president: Peggy Smith, corresponding secretary: Wendy lVlaitre, recording secretary: Cathy Schakel, trea- surer, Patty Goins, sergeant of arms, Allyson Friel, parliamentarian. Sponsors for the club were lVlrs. Altman, Miss Hicks, and lVlrs. Gondry. 180 .,,., 5' - 'sr bar ll! L, I li., QQ ,... we

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Key Club indulges in playing cupid with yearly Dating l ' Q. , Q ' f W A-' fm L H f,.,x- fix ikffffs 'x B' , 4 h p kb ' X ,I ' , ,, , , , .la, ffl 1-1 My-at ,, 3 ,. iaf, , M QF X A. C. mm H mt D. Key opened the door to a successful year with the election of officers headed by president, Marshall llllontagnag vice-president, Scott Camerong secretaries, Jack Frost and Steve Wheeler, and treasurer, Paul Blanchard. All the guys played cupid with trusty arrows for the annual Dating Game. The cement blocks in the parking lot were painted white as a service to the school. Membership was open to anyone wishing to join. lVlr. John Wash- burn and lVlr. Vincent Offerman kept the guys from tearing down the rampant of PHS as they worked. Www '?fs.wi':xffi ik aim fM'rfc'u..w,3em ,a,Jf'-W E. xx 182