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

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Titan Terrific

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76 Staff Is Each member of the staff faced exhaustion and a nervous breakdown putting out the largest most comprehensive yearbook in Titan history. Several members developed staff infection and junk poisoning after eating 47 brownies, 12 hamburgers, and drinking a gallon of Mrs. Green ' s Kool-Aid (Add one package of Funny Face to 17 gallons of water) during the last deadline. However, you will be glad to hear that all is well with the staff. Some of them have lost their minds and have not been able to find them; but, who can find anything in D25. At last count we had 47,000 pictures, 250 left hand pages, and four Hostess Twinkies dated back to 1963, sandwiched between journalism books, rulers, and grease pencils. The ' 75-76 Titan wants to wish the gradu- ating class the best of luck and explain why they are always biting their fist. It is the dead- lines that get to them and Mrs. Green, who insists on singing It ' s Not Easy Being Green, when they have to get out 200 pages in two hours for the last and largest deadline of the year. You ' d bite your hand too. We ' ve got TITAN Pride. The Staff FRONT ROW: Ruth Austin, Mr, Ann Green. Tin. Rrchardson 2nd ROW: Dororhy Mil Bonn.e Dearden. Dark Parker, Be,,y Sm„h. Mary Beth Pa Imer £ « M P«ty Evces Bersy Meal Laune DeFra.n. BACK ROW: Gwcn Turkctt, Kim Cook. Nona Edelson. Michele Morganrorh, Dawn Ixjeune. Pan, Denn.son. Jane. Pellener. Brenda Powell. Dorothr rmon TOP ROW: Hal Whitley, Rob Corrado. John Sca g l„ ne. Bruce Luzier, Kev.n Barnsdale. John Bal.ard. Glenn Willi™, Larry S.ewar, Frank Evan, 202 Titan Staff

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VICA Sponsors an Activity a Month FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sanchez. Sponsor; Janice Brookins, Parry Huerta, Linda Ellis, Debra Aliff. Dororhy Harmon. Kay Srultz. Julie Mast. Ten«a Jackson Sharon Singleton SECOND ROW Debbir Thompson. Mary Vernon, Jo Ann Davenporr, Roberta Holland. Carol Moser. Mama Miller. Terri Gibson. Cindy Galley. BACK ROW: Karhy S.sk, Teresa Jones. Kin, Cook. Dianna Van Valkenburg, Michelle Morgenroth, Bobbie Smith, Sue Boetner, Linda Garrett, Elaine Rolland, Trulta Love Your hairdresser does it better, say VICA Cosmetology members. This energetic group of girls sponsor a dif- ferent activity each month. For example, a visit to the children ' s ward at St. Jospeh Hos- pital, made it a happier Christmas for a lot of children. Santa ' s Elves distributed gifts, while other VICA members talked to the patients. An Easter egg hunt was also held for a local orphanage and the recipients appreciated everything VICA had to offer. Fund raising took the form of Customer Day. VICA members donated their time on school holidays, in the Cosmetology shop. All tips and proceeds go to the VICA fund to finance their many successful projects. Along with VICA Welding Club, Cosme- tology members, attended a state contest and a leadership conference picnic. Everyone agrees that the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) is work, but is also very rewarding. FRONT ROW: Janice Brookings. Secretary; Michelle Morgenroth. Treasurer. BACK ROW: Dorothy Hai dent; Terri Gibson. Vice-President. 204 VICA Cosmetology