Tampa Bay Tech High School - Titan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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FUTURE HGIVIEIVIAKEFKS OF AIVIERICA Row 1: Mattie Williams, Phyllis Young, Corene Whittle, Elma Jones, Gay Fleils, Elaine Smith, Fenley Davis, Michele Reeves. How 2: Mrs. Gillen QAdvisorl, Nila Miller, Shirley Benton, Sallie Nicks, Chrysanthia Dingle, Evelyn Ellison, Maxine Graham, Patricia Jackson, Helen Jackson, Mrs. Trainor, Mrs. Fiojers, Mrs. Warren fAdvisorsl. Future Homemakers of Amer- ica and Home Economics Re- lated Organization are com- bined this year. This club will give them the chance to de- velop leadership and to im- prove skills in family living. Officers are: Evelyn Ellison, Chry- santhia Dingle, Corene Whittle, Shir- ley Benton, Michelle Woolever, Nila Stewart, Pat Jackson. 62

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COOPERATIVE BUSINESS EDUCATION AND IDIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING Si.. ... .. - First row left to right: Deborah Humphrey, Sheila Singleton, Cindy Jackson, Sandi Craft, Margaret De Armas. Second row: Sieglinda Brown, Debbie McConnell, Mrs. Jackie Eichel- berger, Kathy Coggins, Alice Prieto, Barbara Nipper. Third row: Cheryl Kinney, Gloria Gonzalez, Hannah Vicks, Jane Sokol, Rita Fritts, Gloria Folsom. - we K Row 1 Left to Right: W. L. Shurtleff, Bobbi Whitley, Don Reese, Manuel Fernandez, Robert Hill, Reid Hayford, Terry Pinkston. Row 2: Patrick Gilbert, Patrick Neal, Don Wood, Anthony Valdalez, Steve Fowler, Keith Sills, Raymond Nichols. Row 3: Brian Summerall, Allan Fleming, David Wagner, Tony Sanderson, Charles Crumpton, Kenneth Parrish, Robert Main. Row 4: Daniel Rodney, Robert Sherd, Duane Franklin, James Newell, and Wayne Gochnauer. Students in CBE have an opportu- nity to advance themselves as in- dividuals through on-the-job train- ing and social activities. Some of the activities that they are involved in are Get Acquainted Party at Mrs. Eichelberger's House, Homecom- ing Float Contest, Early Bird Break- fast, and Mother-Daughter Tea. Senior students, who have their shop instructor's recommendation are eligible to apply for the DCT program. These students have a belief in the dignity of work and are able to profit from actual on-the-job training. Because of the specializ- ed instruction in a skill area, stu- dents at our school have earned in excess of 31,300 in one month. Mr. Shurtleff sponsors these profitable students. 61

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of Amer- ica is an organization for boys and girls studying vocational agriculture. The aim is to de- velop leadership in the field of agriculture and develop co- operation and citizenship. Officers are: Mike Inge, Michelle Lacey, Bill Boyce, Mark Bullard, Greg Floyd, Jan Manchester, John Davidson. i Row 1: Michael Marcosa, Michael Barber, Joel Joiner, Buddy Owens, J. B, Green lAdvisorJ, John Davidson fAdvisorl, Phillip Wheeler, Daniel Doherty, David Buchanar, Benjamin Gaines. Row 2: Greg Floyd, Mike Dennison, Ardyn Miller, David Lane, Richard Groves Susan Phillips, Jan Manchester, Michelle Lacey, Mike Inge, Walter Rowan, James Santilli, Hoe Wavering, Randy Johnson, Sam Spence Richard Shawver. Row 3: Bill Boyce, Eric Hevel, Mike Albury, Richard Collins, Chuck Rabenau, Kenneth Windham, Tony Garner Andy Carp, Jerry Lewis, Rene Lesuer, Tim Knox, Norman Cale, Leon Hines, Mark Bullard, Bob Stanfield. 63