Henderson County Community College - Cardinal Yearbook (Athens, TX)

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CIRCLE K Kedettes Merge With Circle K The Circle K Club, a service organization, added a new attraction to its club this year - girls. The Kadettes, a wom- en's service organization, voted to merge its club with Circle K. Naturally, the guys were pleased with the merger as well as the girls. With both guys and girls working together, Circle K was especially active this year. During football season, they helped the cheerleaders in making bust thrus for pep ral- lies and sold programs for the Physical Education Department at football games. They also provided special outings for underprivileged children. For each home football game, Circle K members took the children to the games and also gave each child a HCJC Cardinal t-shirt. Circle K, sponsored by the Breakfast Kiwanis Club, helped them to sell tickets for their annual Chicken Dinner. Members collected donations for CARE and Muscular Dys- trophy. They also held a Field Day for area children which included track and field events, followed by a picnic. The Circle K service- projects weren't quite as busy as their service calendar, but the members did enjoy a wiener roast, a water-skiing party, and an awards banquet. Sponsors Terry Spurlock and Carrie Watson display T-Shirts. OFFICERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: lim Rosprim. V.P.g Charla Witt, Treas.g Mark Caldwell, Sec.: Karin Thomassin, Par1.q Gary Reaves, Pres.

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DRAMA Presentations made by the Drama Club this past year included The Hairy Ape, Picnic on the Battlefield, The Subject Was Roses, and Wizard of Oz. The Club presented Wizard of Oz to area elementary and junior high schools, and The Subject Was Roses was performed at a local dinner theatre. At the Washington, D.C. National Meet, a Bronze Award was pres- ented the Club for a dramatic interpretation by Cora Govan. Excel- lent ratings were given two other students, Janet Register and Andy Croxton, for their presentations. The Club last year presented their first Negro Drama , consisting of an all-Negro cast. George Oliver is sponsor for the Drama Club. t 1 'N. .I 'f X 5 K .... ft N? ,l These are all scenes from The Hairy Ape.