Tarpon Springs High School - Tarpon Yearbook (Tarpon Springs, FL)

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If '-11 .fl fx... IRI. hfiirnr TOP ROW: K. Vaporis, J. Fox, R. Snypp, V. Johnson, P. Goddard. FIFTH ROW: D. Thomas, L. Edgar, N. Chalkias, A. Lambros. FOURTH ROW: E. Newton, K. Dice, J. Frasier, S. Atherton, G. Sutton. THIRD ROW: E. Antonia- dis, B. Petty, S. Mann, D. Garcia. SECOND ROW: A. Hollenbeck, B. Godwin, E. Root, K. Androthimou, J. Toms. BOTTOM ROW: G. Ulmer, G. Logan, D. Ulmer, J. Dawkins, K. Dixon, C. Green. Office Aids The office aides are great necessities in our school. They Q act as assistant secretaries and serve as valuable aids to the administration. Thr ough their assistance it relieves the heavy burden upon the teachers thus allowing our school sys- tem to be more efficiently run. They deliver messages, operate the switchboard, and generally make life easier for the admin- istration. 101

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Neal, S. Krevatas, W. Delk, R. Rue, Z. Forizs, J. Visconti, B. Dale, D. Baldry, P. Furman, M. Brown, P. El- lioit, J. Owens, B. Owens, C. Barlow. SECOND ROW: M. Stinson, R. Gillett, T. Ferguson, R. Boyette, G. Cantonis, M. Kouremetis, D. Hos- kins, M. Roberts, J. Thompson, S. Smirlis. THIRD ROW: G. Cretel-cos, G. Economides, M. Athanason, P. McClure, P. Maetempo, H. Greer, D. Neal, N. Chalkias, L. Edgar, P. Economas. FOURTH ROW: B. Welliver, L. Lang, C. Lucas, A. Dixon, E. Thurston. FIFTH ROW: C. Allen, IxfLNGal-giglicr, R. Brown, M. Lee, L. Boyette, S. Baya, K. Droese, P. Hogue, S. Fernald. SIXTH ROW: B. Baum, C. Ellis, J. X 1 NP' Weyer, J. Gay, S. Swaninger, J. Wanless, S. Love, M. Manos, S. Sco-L X field, L. Villani. SEVENTH ROW: S. Mann, J. Baynard, B. Christopher- son, S. Berolzhiemer, D. Gianeskis, K. Dice, A. Vinson, S. Frese, G. Balmer, A. Baynard. EIGHTH ROW: M. Arfaras, F. Frantzis, P. Klein- feld, L. Dearmin, D. Porter, M. Fernald, C. Kruger, I. Contsourais, T. Velong, P. Kleinfeld, L. Taylor, J. Baynard. NINTH ROW: K. Mc Clure, M. Ringus, P. Demas, E. Lelekis, S. Baker, B. Dobies, E. Klotz, S. Gause, I. Self, C. Green. There is little question that the World We live in is chiefly textured by a civili- zation Which is European in origin. Our World can best be understood through the Club. knowledge of those civilizations. This belief has been the guiding and inspira- tional principle of the Latin Club. Throughout the year its members have participated in numerous activities, stim- ulating the essence of the unspoken language. The highlight of the year for the Latin Club is the week set aside for ac- quainting the student boyd with the signin- X cance of Latin. This Week is climaxed by an annual Latin Banquet, which realistic- ly portrays the atmosphere of the ancient civilization. SUE SCHAWINGER Se cre tary BRENDA CHRISTOPHER SON ' 5 Treasurer L. James Brenda George and Sue prepare for an up coming Latin program to be sponsored by Latin

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,i ri gr- i wi... f TOP ROW, Left to Right: J. Thomas, G. Palmer, J. Lelekis, A. Arfaras, R. Millican, M. Baum, G. Baurn. THIRD ROW: M. Young, A. Griffin, L. Savage, S. Frese, S. Danapas, S. Baker. SECOND ROW: L. Waters, E. Gonatos, M. Vinson, N. Wegrnan, B. Srnirlis, K. Davis, J. Cole. BOTTOM ROW: G. Higgins, F. Mahoney, C. Pappas, K. Chalkis, T. Davis, J. Nicolaou, P. Lloyd, Mr. Love. Students of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades participate in community projects spon- sored by the Junior High Red Cross. Among their many activities they sponsor dances where the proceeds go to needy families, they construct International Albums to create better understanding with people in other parts of the world, and they make clipboards, and ash trays for distribution among needy families at Christmas. The Junior Red Cross Councils of the county schools prepare variety shows to be given at Bay Pines Veteran's Hospital to entertain the Veterans. These and many other projects are achieved only through the combined efforts of Mr. Love, sponsor, and many students that make up the Junior Red Cross chapter of our school. Starting off their annual campaign, Nancy and Kathy receive their first contribution for the junior Red Cross from Rod. W , 5 ii J 0 ff' tg Q si iyii +. , Jr. Red Cross iyiii Q dmv? 1 MR. LovE Z Sponsor 1 fr ,F sas if K , '- F' NANcY WEGMAN gb ' President --.. y ,SX - s W A , g f px ' 1 1, 1' Y' 2 T , Y , J,ax,, K ,V s ,V . 55:U.a,rZ - .,-... f Q23 C S KATHY DAVIS MELLISSA VINSON Vice-President Secretary S Treasurer