Friday, November 26,1983
The Jewish Floridian of Tampa
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Tampa's Teen Scene
By ILENE G. KELMAN
i/v name is Ilene Kelman, a se-
Sr at Uto High School We will
' \n writing this all-about-town
\ column for the ana'* Jewish
tetns. Your contributions will be
helpful. We are looking for news
h organizatons, high schools,
| outstanding accomplishments,
college news, as well as travel,
moves, and other events of inter-
est.
We have two new members of
our community to introduce.
Both are from the Northeast 
Andrew Geitch is from New Jer-
sey and Jonathan Pear is from
Binghampton, N.Y.
Andrew, a junior at Chamber-
lain, has become involved in
scores of activities since he
moved to Tampa a few months
ago. At school, he has joined
NFL, Model UN, and he's
looking forward to the tennis
season (looks like Varsity to me).
Outside of school, Andrew (no
one calls him Andv) hasn't
missed a SchZFTY (Rail!) func-
tion His next project is the Re-
publican Party. In addition to his
many involvements, Andrew
finds lime to do the things he
enjoys alone playing the
piano. horseback riding,
photography, and eating
(especially Chinese, Mexican, and
Jewish food). A friendly, easygo-
ing, nice guy, he likes easy music
like Hilly Joel, Huey Lewis and
the News, and the Cure. (I've
never heard of them either 
maybe he'll play some of their
records for us.)
Like Andrew, Jonathan Pear
mentioned Billy Joel and Chinese
food as favorites. He also likes
basketball (he's on the team at
Plant), and seafood, except fish,
and the Beatles. This H. B. Plant
sophomore has already joined the
Computer Club and SchZFTY.
Looks like we'll be hearing a lot
from Jonathan soon!
The last person who needs a re-
introduction lived here briefly
last year. Welcome back, Dawn
Levinson. Dawn attended High
School in Israel (like Andy Rob-
enkranz and Michelle Fbhman)
this summer after a stay in
Miami.
BBYO had a good start this
year. Kicking off with a cookout
and swimming party at Felice
Haas house, BBYO attracted 50-
60 old and new members. A
membership convention in
Homestead, Fla. was planned by
Michelle Fishmsn. In attendance
from Tampa were Rodney Davia,
Manny Matalon, and Amadeo
Ekhberg.
Tampa BBYO is active in the
North Florida Council (NFC),
with four NFC officers: Mi-
chelle Fbhman, Vice President.
Glen Posia, Vice President in
charge of Programming (and
Tampa AZA president), Rodney
Davia, Secretary of NFC, and
Lila Pohw, Programming Vice
President.
BBYO is also preparing for
their Regional convention 
which about 25 or their members
will attend in Leesburg. Fla. the
third week in December. Also in
December, BBYO is having a
carwash. This is their small fund-
raiser. Diet now to support them
in January that's when they're
holding the annual MAM sale.
Elections for second-semester
local offices will be held during
the regular Wednesday night
meeting (JCC, 7:30-9:30) in slew
weeks. Look ahead to the Sweet-
heart-Heartthrob Dance in Feb-
ruary. It might be a good time to
start looking for a dress ... or
a date?
SchZFTY attended a conven-
tion in Orlando last month. In at-
tendance were Helens Wallace,
Tiffani Stein, Wendy Posner,
Stephen Zielonka and Elf Cohen.
Current events for SchZFTY
include a carwash, swim party,
and a surprise oneg shabbat fol-
owing services.
In the near future SchZFTY
has many events that will be op~
_^ !i. vention (Dec 21-25).
portunities to meet people On iWnWBinQ,i^PTVrfth.
Dec. 4 SchZFTY is joining Hav m^TiT^? ^STiSil
A-Tampa USY (that*anLlnh Chanukah party, USY will be
Shafo^USY J hy^fm*. ?** fe ^^^^l
^schSr7wui^?nS: sr^^^SeS;
hers to Atlanta for Regional Con- SteePver {mm th8rlt
sleep!). Also in Qscemhur, .there
are 2 USY tripe a weekend in
Jacksonville, Dec. 16-18, and In-
ternational Convention in Phila-
delphia which Tatrl Sagar and
Andrea Priedeaaa plan to attend.
Shalom Chavarhm
4%MlklatMifV

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