Arsenal Technical High School - Arsenal Cannon Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Key Club . . . They are 'Where it's at' Ever wonder where Key Club got its name? Key is an affiliate of the Kiwanis Club, an organization which tries to encourage youth, and encourage youth it does. The Key Club has been responsible for such things as Homecoming fireworks, canned food drive, gym cleanups, school and community cleanups, to name a few. Key Club has been involved in the community doing such things as the Diabetes Bike-a-thon, ringing bells for the Salvation Army, Toys for Tots . . . and the list goes on and on. When you see the community and the school need- ing help and getting it, look for Key Club, they'll be there. Shouldnit you? KEY CLUB-FRONT ROW: Vickie Chalifoux, Marie Jordan, Jennifer Faulk, Lisa Cooper, Debbie Chalifoux, Kathy Jones, Lois Whitfield. SECOND ROW: Ermine Robinson, Sam Seals, Stuart Laughlin, Libby Quintana, Francine Whitfield, Marjorie Trittipo, Kathy Surencamp, JoAnn Thomas. THIRD ROW: Delphine Woods, Conzala Shaffer, Carol Harlan, Lynette Montgomery, Kate Taube, Marlyn McDaniel, Stephen Sumner, Darlene LitteraL FOURTH ROW: Jackie McCall, David Harwell, Barbara Taube, Sherry Harmon, Bonnie Thompson, John Parks, Pat Wilson, Nickolus Quintana. FIFTH ROW: Barba Wooten, Rex Mindach, Darla Russell, Ben Moore, Gary Davis, Bobby Kelly, Ann Moore, Wilhelrnena Cameron, Am- old Lehman, sponsor. gg---------.... ,,,,,.-......-..-........ -.,-..........-.......-- -....--.......-........- -p--.....---...... ,,,,,,--..--..........- g ,,,,,.............-....... Il-llllvb' ,,,,,,..................-....-... 71' llla-ME.

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SERVICE CLUB-FRONT ROW: Kathryn Taube, Lou Beeker, Jennifer Faulk, Rose Boggs, Donna Hughes, Vickie Parks, Diana Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Gary Bull, Debbie Thacker, LaTonya Bonner, Libby Quintana, Amy Piety, Caron Lasley, Ermine Robinson. THIRD ROW: Lisa Arterberry, Sherry Harmon, Cecilia Carter, Curtis Lasley, Rhonda Hazelton, Cindy Carter, Marlyn McDanieL FOURTH ROW: Miss Ann Phillippi, sponsor, Darla Russell, Rex A. Min- dach, Ann Moore, Barba Wooten, Teri Hill, Mrs. Karen Finney, sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Sherry Greer, Marianne Williams, Susie Hal- stead, Sandra Scott, Debra Graham, Melody Rohrman, Ruthie Allen, Becky Goode, Cindy Davis, Barbara Taube, Penny Outlaw. Service Club does it again! 3-2-l-Tweet! At the sound of the whistle hundreds of kids from nearby homes and children's homes dashed for- ward to find the pounds of multi-colored eggs hidden over the broad field. Service Club was there co-sponsoring the Easter Egg Hunt at Sycamore Park. The smiling faces of toddlers shouting, I found one! and the discouraged faces of those who didn't, registered the high's and low's of the event. The members tried their best to help find the well hidden eggs. Finally, after all the eggs were found there was a drawing of tickets, with piizes for the lucky winners. The Easter Egg Hunt was only one of many activities that Service Club spon- LISA ARTERBERRY, Rose Boggs, and Cece Carter help distribute Mums for Homecoming as a Service Club project. sored. How about decorating a nursing home at Christmas? collecting food for a needy family at Thanksgiving? the Valen- tine Tea to honor faculty members? the College Tea giving a preview of college life? the sale of booster buttons? Home- coming Mums . . . Well, you get the Service Club idea! NEIGHBORHOOD CHILDREN at the Easter Egg Hunt take a break to look at their goodies.