Brookland Cayce High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Cayce, SC)

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4 E Members group together to discuss future projects. z S ' ' Different opinions are evident on the faces of members. As the secretary calls the roll, mem- bers mess around , waiting for the meeting to begin. UR 7f7N'G is the sy

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Keywanettes officers: Rachel Drafts, Karen Addy, Lori Grant, Pam Rowe, Ruth Todd, janice 'l Hughes, Tammie Hook, jennie Rivers. I vt.. r s', Mft., Q n N . .H,a.,g, 1 Vf. rl N. . .. o, f L. ,-J- 1 'T-E 't 'ffm Tl'-H 'lf .JI 1.7, A A , - ,i e 42.--j -vfmig i K F. Q- if .f fire ll my 4446 i J, i ff. if 'ltr 3' ,1 Q Q'-',..'w Milf iff' ? A ' -' . 1 I 45M,'1f f' f' G' 4, 1 ,-U.1,l,' 'f 4 ig . im., .QQ : . I f lg . fx, ax If 3 A . if if 'F 2. K :ea ,pn .. 2 'f-ll Y 'w fr'i1 2 ' t ,nf t Once' again women's lib has struck at B.C. .. . with the formation of a new organization - the Keywanettes. Last year, the Key Club, a service and honor club for boys was formed, and this year the girls decided that they weren't going to be left out. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Cayce-West Cola., the two organizations are devoted to helping the school, community and fellow man, through their projects. The Brookland-Cayce Key- wanettes are a first-in South Carolina. A char- ter night banquet was held on Feb. 7, at Bus- bee Middle School. All of the forty five girls chosen to be members were honored. Mem- bers are chosen on the basis of leadership, qualities, school participation, and character. Throughout the year the Keywanettes and the Key Club hope to carry out a number of projects, that will serve others and help form a better world for the future. FRONT ROW: Mrs. jeffcoat, Angel Williams, Susan Shelton, Roxanne Robinson, Pam Rowe, Gail Brown, Stephanie Bogue, GiGi Leventis, Angela Davenport, Carol Fairhart, Mrs. Der- rick. SECOND ROW: Elena Leventis, Evelyn Stroud, Susan Rutherford, Debra Spurlock, Donna Waugh, Robin Moody, Lori Grant, Bari Grant, Donna Price, Elizabeth McCartha, Ginny Lynch. THIRD ROW: Betsy Roof, Betsy Cartledge, Tammy Tinman, Fran Phipps, Kim Mitchell, Karen Addy, Terri Richards, Lisa Pop- well, Jennie Rivers, Paige Lackland. BACK ROW: Marie Sobral, Stephanie Thomas, Janice Hughes, Tammie Hook, Ruth Todd, Rachel Drafts, Tressa Price. Zyllf 3f2T7'2S.' Jnafher Bdfddf .?irs1' 68X Organizations