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

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Welding Competition Builds Leaders M ' i dttiH l - ' 4 )t Ht sou FRONT ROW Matthew Collins, David Kennedy, Scott Martin, Cecil Hams, Charles Bayless, Mark Digiovanni, Dale Johns, James Huffman. Dennis Boyett, James Owens, Tim Kruger, Emmett Bradbury, Scott Kidwell. Bill Davis. John Owens. SECOND ROW: Richard Whitney, Gordon Barfield. Bill Egan, Ricky Holland, Oscar Fernandez, Brad Waters, Kenny Vickcrs, Bency Reagen, Mike Newman, James Jordan. Marc Kronrz, Mike Stewart, Daniel Ransbarge, David McCullen. Ken Matras. James Marocki, Mitchell Foedo, Raymond Duefrane, Mike Kruger BACK ROW John Cook, Greg Baird, James Norris, Andy Lane, Mike Batcho, Mark Boggs, Beniamin Gainer, Darrel Shonyo. Mark Cory, Russell Flott, Mark High, Donny Crews, Eddie Crowe, Jay Hernn. Lance Shurtleff, Steve Baker, Rob Martin, Ronnie LaLonde, Ron Ohlcr, Tim Carrow, Dennis Ficarotta. Mr. Lewis. There is much to be said for this group of students. Their participation in school activi- ties is unmatched. They played an active part in the school beautification program, sponsored guides for the Health-a-Rama, and made the cantilever in front of the school. Their largest competi- tion is the Area IV Welding Contest and the Leadership Conference Picnic. The rime and effort that goes into this Club is shown by the outstanding deeds they have performed. When a student is an involved member of VICA, he takes on certain responsibilities that help him to not only become a skilled welder, but a responsible person who takes pride in his accomplishments. FRONT ROW: James Norns, Emmett Bradbury, Russell Flott, James Jordan, Bencv Reagen. BACK ROW: Mr. Young, Mark High, Mike Batcho, Tim Carrow, Mark Cory, Eddie Crow, Harold Lane.

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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

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S.A.C. Sponsors Brotherhood Week FRONT ROW Raymond Jo Pamela Walker, Cindy Gambrell. Larry Morris, Anrhony Jones, Sunny Mauldin, Barbara Pillar, An Diaz SECOND Re W Mr- D ,lev Vermra Green Chip Winans, Da ' na Estep, Thersa Howard. Earl Mills, Ricky Martin, Mrs Wholeben. THIRD ROW: Carrie Lofton Valenc Allison, Syron! Mya nald Walker, Harold Michael Tabor, Anna Coppo,,.Dora Morns .™RTH«™ GHb« W gron, Jan.ce IWler, Mary McDonald. Sally Hicks, Voncile Thomas, James Larkins, Laura Sweder. Audrey Hendon, Kim Cook, Vickie Politano. Glinda Hamerrer, Reba Owens, Rodney Crecy, Barbara Williams, Jolene King. Kathy Richardson, Pookie Higgins, Mike Mut: Lay, Linda McKinley. BACK ROW: Randy Wooten, Augustus Lester, Julie The Student Advisory Committee is an organization of elected students whose main purpose is to better student relationships. One of the activities they held this year to further that goal, was the S.A.C. Brotherhood Poem and Essay Contest. Ten dollar prizes were awarded to the winners. S.A.C. also sponsored the S.A.C. Sub-Committee, who worked in conjunction with the committee to plan their main fund raising project, The Titan window sticker sale. Mrs. Jackie Davis, sponsor, and Mrs. Ruth Wholeben, her assistant, work together with the students to promote goodwill and under- standing. Mn Whoklxn. M 206 Student Advisory Con