East Rutherford High School - Lancer Yearbook (Forest City, NC)

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| | if } Ht | | | Girls Unite To Help Special Olympics | The Jr. Civinettes logo is — Jr. Civitan clubs help people. They have certainly proved this to be ,| true. The Jr. Civinettes have held bake-sales, candy-sales, visited resthomes at Thanksgiving, and :| above all they help support the special Olympics. | | | The main objective of this club is to offer an opportunity to develop a fuller and richer life through | unselfish service and fellowship with the finest young people in the school. The requirements are | easy. All you have to do is have good citizenship in school and community and pay your dues | which are $7.00. Katie Wright, Caroline Carpenter, April Lee, Melissa Branch, Tracy Clements, Tammy Philbeck, Tracia Gornto, Kristie Gornto, Renee Marlowe, Patsy Barnett, Terri Campbell, Kim Adams, Janice Ledbetter, Emily Parker, Shannon Cross, Christy Callison, Sheila Math- eny, Brenda Wright, Melanie Queen, Myra Francis, Leslie Yancey, Tanyah Washington, Kim Melton, and Mary McDonald. Pres. — Melissa Branch V. Pres — Sheila Matheny, Sec — Sallie McBrayer, Treas. — Brenda Wright, Sgt. at Arms — Tracy Clements, Chaplain — Myra Francis, Homecoming Sponsor — April Lee. Service Club 131

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= Members are: Chris Dowdle, Ivey Smith, Keith Hunt, Chris Fisher, Keith Moore, Russell Cudd, Randy McKinney, Ricky McKinney, Jimmy Collins, Brannon Bright, Michael Prince, Jeff Cabaniss, Tregg Greene, Eddy King, Todd Bennett, Kenny Elliot, © Mike Duncan, Budd Arrowood, David Herndon, John Jones, Tommy White, Ted Hawkins, Mark Flack. The Jr. Civitans is a service organization dedicated to It is open to all class levels with young men in mind serving and helping others; building good citizenship in exhibiting strong moral character and willing to do for today’s young men; lending a helping hand to those in others than himself. Members must also have good aca- need. The Jr. Civitans participated in several activities this year: T-shirt sale, landscaping at Rutherfordton Elementary, clothes drive for the needy, fruitcake sale, attendance at Jr. Civitans district convention, candy sale, membership drive, attendence and aid at the State Special Olympics in Greensboro. 130 Service demic standing and pay dues of $7.00. President: Chris Dowdle Vice-Pres.: Brannon Bright Secretary: Keith Hunt Treasurer: lvey Smith Sponsor: Leslie Harmon Distric Governor: Deputy Governor Keith Moore Reporter: Tregg Greene Sargeant-at-arms: Chris Fisher

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The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The main objective of Key Club is to sponsor the Red Cross bloodmobile visit to East. Throughout the year they are involved in many activities including a peanut sale, candy sale, doughnut sale, helping with PATH house, helping with the “Lights of Love’’, and attending the Kiwanis ban- quet. They also attend Key Club Convention — this year in Green- ville, §.C. The Key Club consits of 34 members. President: Richard Carroll Vice-pres: Steven Day Secretary: Lisa Lavender Treasurer: Tammy Davis Homecoming sponsor: Lisa Lavender Lieutenant Governor: Jeff Blanton District 3 Key Club Members are: Tammy Davis, Emily Hollifield, Gene Lee, Lisa Lavender, John Davis, Daniel Smith, Vanessa Harris, Todd Lavender, David Norris, Todd Burnette, John Jarrett, Richard Randall, Paul Brown, Chris Glover, Jon Hollifield, Kerry Brock, Sherry Cunningham, Lisa Martin, Jeff Blanton, John Neal, Kurt Pearson, Monique Jenkins, Jeff Lambert, Chuck Hardin, Scott Cooper, Gr eg Settlemyre, Richard Carroll, Ronnie Forbes, Kevin McEntire, Eric Loftin, Wesley Smith, David Herndon, Tyrone Washington and Steven Day. eT en 132 Service Club