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1. The YAC club works hard to make the lunch experience a great exper- ience. (Astro Students) 2. Lorenzo Mitchell, Mr. King and Mitzi King plan a community activity. 3. Junior Civitan Club: Front Row: Lorenzo Mitchell, Mona Tellis, Cabarrls Kemp, Sonya Hall. Back Row: Robin Hightower, Mia Ingram, Corlis Gares, LaShung Tor- rence, Wlllard Nails. 6 Did you know . . . that there are 55 clubs and organiza- tions to further devel- op the education of the students at Fred- erick Douglass High School? .•s.ass!:«« U ' Student Life Clubs — 199
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JC i thei More Than Fun And Games The YAC, Key and Jr. Civitan Clubs accomplished most of their proposed goals for the year. Although these clubs served different purposes, they were alike in many ways. One of these ways was that they were a benefit to Douglass by getting students to participate in extra activities to aid themselves and the community. The freedom from bodily tor- tue and unceasing labor, had given my mind an increased sen- sibility and imported it to great- er activity. — Frederick Douglass The YAC club, Youth Advisory Council, had members from all grade levels. They had monthly meetings to discuss plans for fu- ture activities. Chanra Wright, a twelfth grade member of the YAC Club, said that being a member of it meant that I ' m helping, along with other students, to cre- ate a better dining facility in our school for everyone. The Key Club consisted of eager, anxious students waiting to do good ba- sically for the fun of it said one member of this club. Jr. Civitans was a smaller division of the na- tional service organization known as Civitans, serving the same purpose as the parent or- ganization for Douglass High. 1. YAC Club: Front Row: Tara Grimes; Rosa- lyn Sims; Yolanda Merit Second Row: Caria Elder; Annette Nelson; Angella Gay; Jenifer Parl(er; Chandrea Wright Back Row: James Fox; Winston Carter; Mrs. King — sponsor; Florence Murray 2. Key Club: Front Row: Lisa Page; Michelle Hardern; Keith Blacl(man; Dawanya Ward Second Row: William Tanner; Patricia Robinson; April Ferrell; Rasheila Sherard; Sonja Ellison; Carl; Byrdsong; Tren- nye Tomlinson Third Row: Wanda Tanner; Patricl( Zachery; Lawalain White Back Row: Yolanda Merritt; KImberly Freeman; Quentn Meriwether 198 student Life Clubs Outstanding Organizations Sh
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