Duncan University Fletcher High School - Senator Yearbook (Neptune Beach, FL)

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I f' M RA ZZXONE FOR ALL

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as .. A' 1A'1 12,1 .gpg g g . S in jk - .gm ,ly .M A Anchor is an outstanding girls service club with loyal and hardworking mem- bers. The club has many money making projects which help our school and our community. Just a few of these projects are: sending money to a foster child in Guatamala, answering Santa Claus letters to children from different schools, having clean-up days at school and different lo- cations, car washes, walking to collect money for the March of Dimes, giving gifts to children who are poor, and giving a Christmas basket to a needy family. An- chor is well worth the time and effort put in to making it such a fantastic club. 1. Involved in the activities at the Senator Snarl some of the members play the part of football players. 2. Dan Christovich and Ann Compton show that the night of tapping is filled with excitement andfun. 3. Sponsors Mrs. Litchfield and Mrs. Cavallero enjoy themselves at an Anchor tea. 4. A per tapping in all of the new members, Valerie Thompson, Cindy Catalan, and Terri Fuller dig in to the refreshments. 5. Before thefirst bell rings Shelia Wagner, Penny Collins, Val- erie Thompson, and Cynthia Ryan talk over a recent Anchor meeting while walking to class. 6. During a skit at the Senator Snarl, Loretta Cianca, Beth Key, Deanna Anderson, Ann Compton, and Dan Christ- ovich act as sport announcers. Z Time and hard work won the Anchor float the award of Best Design. 8. First Row: Sandy Quint fTreasurerj, Dan Christovich lA dmiralj, Linda Wagpord. Second Row: Terri Fuller, Janie Sibley, Linda Leonard, Crystal McCoy, Martha Ribgy lParliarnentarianj, Penny Peterson, Kelhz For- ner, Loretta Cianca fPresidentj, Cathy Ware, Janine Spencer. Third Row: Cindy Catalan I Chaplain j, Hope Gantt, Ann Compton, Lisa Bartholomew, Mable McQueen, Lesley Redden, Denise Earhl, Kay Albert, Riley McMeekin, Beth Key, Deanna Ander- son fSecretaryj, Donna Sanford Terri Moss, Beth Harmon, Debbie Pieper, and Christy Kruger. Not Pictured: Valerie Thompson, Shelia Wagner, Penny Collins, Cynthia Ryan, and Tracy Taylor. ANCHORXZI . . '

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Q--if L..- ik .r , 5 ,N 'qw C 5 l S half Astra had one of its busiest years ever, in both service and social events. Astra started out the year helping the Beaches Boys Club by keeping score at Flag-Football games every Saturday. At Christmas, they made stockings and sang carols for the children at the Jordon Chapel for Children. School service projects consisted of pro- viding Kool-aid every Thursday for the football players, cookies every other Wednesday for the faculty members, and holding the clubis annual April Apple Day for the teachers. When asked how she felt about the club, Freida Stewart responded: HIt's a fun club and the girls are really terrific! Old friendships grew and new ones were formed as the girls worked together toward their motto 'gGrowing In Servicef' lst Row: Kellv McGree, Karen Strickland, John Heimke, Lori Bloch, 2nd Row: Stace Cayo, Melissa Baker, Suzanne Bowers, Darcy Hankle, Cindy Daw- son, Kathy Graham, Darla HankeL Leslie Miglietta, Sheryl Allen, Sharon Coleman, Cindy Bridges, 3rd Row: Mrs. Stewart, Clair McKay, Renee Foster, Lori McDonala2 Carrie Simpson, Lynn Powell, Salbr Vickers, Freida Stewart, Diane Oisbf, Natalie Corker, Beth Cole, Liz Tobin, Sue Crammer, Kim Locklair, Cathy Clay, Susie Snyder, not pictured are Barbara Canal and Laurie Stone. Kim Locklair and John Heimke ride in the home- coming parade as candidates. Astrais float Baste The Bravesv shows much school spirit at homecoming against Terry Parker, John Heimke attempts to climb a grease pole at the Senator Snarl. lst Row: Cindy Bridges lSecretaryj, Kathy Graham Treasurerjg 2nd Row: Mrs. Stewart lSponsorj, Carrie Simpson fHistorianj, Darcy Hankel l Vice-Presidentj, Kim Locklair lPresidentj, Stacy Cayo lChoplainj. Cathy Clay stops to show off her Astra jersey on her way to class. ASTRAXZ3