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

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Drama Is on the Road FRONT ROW: Bonmc Cave, Rick Maya. Tom Jonkhout, Ken Johnson, Sally Byron. Theoron Smith, Richard Paieveda. Harold Blake. STANDING: Mr. Gn Goucher, Jose Guerra, Mike Batcho, Gerald Mitchell. Solomon Davis, Amy Sperry, Ann Charlebois, Carol Hodges. The Drama Club is on the move! Demon- strating make-up techniques and performing in plays are just a few of the things they are doing to serve the community. The Tampa Bay Tech make-up crew visits various ele- mentary and junior high schools in the county, demonstrating the different techni- ques of stage make-up. Another group of Thespians tour different high schools and perform Hamlet and other Shakespearean plays. The Drama Club spends much of its time casting parts for plays, written and directed by their sponsor, Mr. David Grundy. These plays are video taped and shown around cam- pus on closed circuit television. Future plans for the club include a field trip to Asolo Theatre to view plays by profes- sional touring groups.

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New Breed of Yell-Leading Who arc the guys that give the cheerlead- ers a real lift at every game, who bear the weight of the squad on their shoulders? It is the male yell-leaders. They are the first group of male cheerleaders in Hillsborough County since your parents were in school. How did they start, you might ask? It was a joke at first but when Mrs. Barrington saw the way they could perform she wanted them for the squad. They can lead the crowd in a yell, left cheerleaders in position to build a pyramid and arouse a crowd with their antics. They are the best thing since Titan pride and each one of them has earned a letter T for their work with the co-ed cheerleaders during the basketball season. Next year they are planning for more than iust the four of them to make up the squad. They will have matching uniforms and a whole new routine for the coming year. 184 Yell-Leode

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Data — The Field of Tomorrow Data Promotes Fellowship Data Processing keeps striving to promote good fellowship and to better understand each other. Working together on projects and field trips allows the students to get together with their fellow workers. This organization is a service club, as well as an academic one. Data made Christmas a little bit brighter for some needy citizens by sponsoring a toy and can-good drive. Also, along with the help of drafting, the members are compiling a school directory that will be placed in three different locations on campus. Their aim is to strengthen their knowledge of Data Processing and to encourage better job placement. Mr. Moll feels, If students take advantage of the learning privileges they now have, they will decrease their mistakes in the future. FRONT ROW: Earl Mills. Sergeant of Arms. BACK ROW; Mrs. P Whipple. Sponst Treasurer; Sunny Mauldin, Vice-President. Mr R Moll. Sponsor. Barbara Pillcr. Secretary and B 9 r ■» rm gi f ftv ' 4. u WB W Lm, %y J } ' 1 i- ' - r - ll i I FRONT ROW: Sheryl McRae. Ann Crandon, Cheryl Myles, Janice Coley, Sunny Mauldin, Marilynn Vann, Barbara Pillcr, Par Lcavell. SECOND ROW Dianna Wilson. Cindy Brown, Kit Marysuk, Charlene Upshaw, Maxine Graham, Earl Mills, Cathy Walker, Jennifer Ebanks, Beverly Osteen, Maurice Jackson. Mrs. P. Whipple; Sponsor. BACK ROW Mr Craddock, Advisor, Glenda Pinkey, Robert Bailey, Anna Coppola, Andy McKinney. Yvonne Gray. Charles Bandy, Bill Meadors.Jack Hoover, Sandy Warerbury, Paulerte Willaims, Par Jones, Roben F. Moll. Advisor.