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Anchor Club celebrates twentieth year Anchor Club celebrated its 20th anniversary this year with a banquet held in the spring for the club and its past presidents. The Anchor Club was the first one in Tennessee and the seventh in the nation. Dressing dolls for the Salvation Army to distribute to children at Christmas was the main winter project. In April the club had an Easter-egg hunt for the children at the Wesley Settlement House. As other service projects members collected for UNICEF and contri- buted hours vvorking at the Easter Seals Center. A7 82 ORGANIZATIONS
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DQ 7 Key Club aids Easter Seal Bowling and swimming with the Easter Seal Society Crippled Children gave Key Clubbers an educational and exciting experience. Key Club members served the school by changing the announce- ments on the two signs outside the school and raising the flag. Other school service projects in- cluded cleaning the Key Club Trail and the stadium after each ballgame. Cleaning up a local flood victim's basement after the December flood and collecting food for the Thanks- giving baskets helped many needy families in the Knoxville area. To help the American Cancer Society, Key Club members sold over 700 hot dog combinations at Broadway Shopping Center in Oc- tober. Key Club is a member of the Key Club International of the Kentucky- Tennessee District and is sponsored by Knoxville Northside Kiwanis. F Q C As a service project, Daniel Gregg helps keepthe stadium clean. D Karen Hess, Mark Hatcher, and Mike Strunk, along with other members, sell hot dog-coke combinations to help the American CancerSocietv. E Members help the Easter Seal Crippled Children bowl every Saturday. E Charles Dye, lim Tacklind, and Ben Harkins, work to keep the Key Club Trail clean. ORGANIZATIONS 8T
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D Q E Q F v Q if . ' c ' ' V ff ,, .ff W44.s T, ,. A . I' ' A Selling community ecology stationery, paper made completely from garbage, was one of the fund-raising projects of Anchor Club. Kathy Miller tries out her sales talk on lim Brovvn. l B The 20th anniversary committee discusses plans for banquet. C ANCHOR CLUB OFFICERS: Candy Caughron, treasurer, Debbie Portwood, president, Cheryl Ogle, vice president, Vicki Collins, secretary. AW XS Anchor Club basketball team practices as the Key Club cheer- leaders form a pyramid on the sidelines. Candy Coughron and Norma Miller prepare to leave the school to trick-or-treat for UNICEF. Anchor Club members dressed dolls for the Salvation Army to give to children at Christmas. The dolls were judged and a prize was giventothe mostoriginal. ORGANIZATIONS 83
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