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

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Tour Guides Represent TBT ' s Finest FRONT ROW Cindy Salter. Connie Brown. Pai Deardin. Janet Peliirier. Marilyn Vann. Kim Cc. Mike Barthelette, Raymond Jones, John Shedd. L sy Juncal, Vilma DonnelL Debbie Shedd. Pat Palmore, Bcenda Powell. SECOND ROW: Ruth Austin. Bonnie arouthers, Kelly Jackson, Sharon Lyman BACK ROW: Rita Hopkins. Pat Jones. Rkk Mayo. Betsy Smith. ■Ufa M.NLlLin. Norman Perry. Tour Guides Provide Good Example Is this a college? Can you live here? Why is this school c big? Those are just a few of the dozens of ques- tions our Tour Guides are asked everyday. Civic groups, journalism clubs, and other schools in the area, make up the hundreds of people who visit Tampa Bay Tech annually. Every year, new Tour Guides are carefully chosen. Candidates for the Tour Guides Club are selected on the basis of teacher recom- mendations, academic and conduct grades, and most important, by the enthusiastic school spirit they display. Our Tour Guides represent the students of Tampa Bay Tech. The impression a Tour Guide leaves with a visitor who comes to our school, is the impression they- leave of Tampa Bav Tech students as a whole. Pat Jones exclaims, Touring is fun ' Brenda Powell tells it like ■ Tour Guides 1 87

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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.

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FBLA Designed for Business Bkkp. FRONT ROW: Janet Pclletier, Terri SmithTCindy Reynolds, Maria Puerto, Susan Keene, Anna Stegall. SECOND ROW: Clifford Wood, John Shedd, Wayne Hawk, Mark Page. Matshel Cromuel, Larry Jenkins, Bill Meadors. BACK ROW: Alicia Ziegler, Peggi O ' Brien. Shirlene Rodgers, Barbara Luddecke, Dawn Lajuene. FBLA, a club designed for business educa- tion and related occupations students, split this year because of their growing member- ship and to meet the specialized needs of the club members. Miss Spickelmyer, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Gilbert serve as sponsors, prompting students to broaden their minds in the field of busi- ness. Remember the Tom Watt kits, offering everything from clothes hangers to jewelry? This is one of the many projects this club has sponsored. To be the business leaders of tomorrow is the goal of these devoted students. FRONT ROW: Wayne Hawk, Report Reporter BACK ROW: Mark Page. Pari President, Maria Puerto, Vice President. Cindy Reynolds, elletiet, Tteasurcr; Terri Smith, Secretary, Janet Knight, His-