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

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Lettermans Club Becomes Athlete ' s Club Athletes Lead In School Spirit The Lettcrman ' s club, now the Athletes Club, has proudly admitted girls. Anybody that has lettered for a year, is qualified to be in the Athletes Club. Cheer- lea ders, Dancerettes, Majorettes, and Flag- gettes, are now qualified to be members. Bumper stickers, and candy sales serve as their fund raising activities. The profits pro- vided the Letter jackets and awards presented at the annual sports banquet. As sponsor. Coach Anderson gives each member a feeling of pride. He believes that a student can best represent the school by giv- ing their all to each performance. FRONT ROW; David Prince, Anthony Jones, Gary Williams, Herbert Peeples, Ronald Filmore, Tony Lundy, Glenn Williams. Philip Wheele r. Ea I Mills, G. 1 David M.ddleron. Larry Westman, Rob Corrado SECOND ROW Eric Juergens, Larry Morris. Teresa Rainey. Sunny Mauldin. Marilyn .,nn, ( harlene Upsh»«. R ra Mceks. Del, a Evereii Vermta Green, Voncile Thomas, Linda Pippins, Nelda Burger, Joselyn Johnson, Karen Harris. Kim Cook. Be.sy Juncal. Barbera Pillar, Cathy alter Beverly Osteen. Jan.ce Coley. Arleen Johnson THIRD ROW: James Hall. Theoron Smith. Willie Cole. Esco Snead. Russel Flo,,, .lay Barcalow, Willie Br.nson. lame, Hammer M.had H n.le,s..njc. lias Bell Marion Covington loe Bulso. Joe Wright, Anthony Hatcher, Isaac Reynolds, Ralph Blasco.Greg Hinkson, Howard Harris BA K ROW; T,m Moye. Robert Smith Jeffer, « tight, Ever Guillen. Donald Walker, Rick Longstreth. Jeffery Campbell. Ceroid Mitchell, Phillip Patns. Fred Hicks, Charles Simpson, Alvin Monroe, lerrance Reaves, ( ilvm Battles, Sam Washington, Ftank McCauley, Paul Scott, Mike Batcho, Datyl Donnell. Ales Kinsey, John Ballard. 182 , Athlete ' s Club

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Style Throughout the Years Tech stands for fnendl You ' re on a trip through time and sud- denly you land. Where are you? At Tampa Bay Tech, where work is play. A place of human beat tags and where daydreaming is a favorite pastime. The day begins with the halls filled with the laughter and the happy cries of What ' s happening. Dates are made for football games, dances, and after school get-togethers. During lunch or break, f risbee throwing is number one. The day ends with jokes and friends walk- ing hand in hand into the sunset. All in all, Tampa Bay Tech is a pretty great place to be when you ' re a teenager and look- ing toward the future. r makes che heart g: Sunnv Mauidin takes a break.

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A. V. Serves T.B. T. Students and Faculty FRONT ROW Sunny Mauldin, Andy McKinncy. Ann Crandon. Susan Kcenc SECOND ROW: Earl Mills, Sheryl McRac, Ralph Blasco. Penny Parker. Julie Politano, Mr B. Phillips BACK ROW: Michael Muti, John Ballard, BUI Ahrens. Gary Diblasco, Marc Scaffe, Mary Williams. Jack Hooyer. Mrs, Green. Mrs, R Wright The new A.V. Media Club has combined their enthusiasm and school spirit to broaden their knowledge of library techniques. Learning begins by visiting television sta- tions, A.V. equipment stores, and other Media Centers in the area. Then numerous lectures by their advisors enable srudents to learn more about the workings of the Media Center. Mr. Phillips teaches students to use A.V. equipment, while Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Green train srudents about the general work- ings of the Media Center. Their talks include everything from the use of the card catalog to labeling and shelving books. Finally, guest speakers from all areas of the book world fill the minds of the A.V. Media members with new ideas for improving the Center. The club chose to raise funds by selling T- Shirts, books, and lemonade. All monies raised will be used to enhance TBT ' s Media Center for the welfare of all who use it. FRONT ROW: Ralph Blasco. Parliamentarian; John Ballard. Sergeant of Arms SECOND ROW Earl Mills, President, Sheryll McRae. Vice-President BACK ROW: Sunny Mauldin. Secretary; Ann Crandon. Treasurer AV-Medio Club 183