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LEFT: Enthralled with Tim Nelson's proposals, Jimmy Harris, Mike Cook, and Hugh Aaron agree completely, as Mike Rackley listens to conversa- tion elsewhere. BELOW: New business is intro- duced in an informal group discussion. Key Club 29
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Key Club Shows Concern Through unselfish efforts, the Key Club members tried to improve the community and school. They frequently visited the Virginia Baptist Home, treated the Hopesville Boys Ranch to Christmas dinner and a Hampton Gulls hockey game, sponsored a child from the Ranch, collected money for the Heart Fund and Walked For Mankind. To aid the school, they helped the Keyettes in serving food for their district rally, sponsored Carol Kopelson for Miss Mariner and ushered at the pagent. With the devoted efforts of Mr. Richard Teagle, Kiwanis advisor and Mr. Dewey Johnson, faculty advisor the Key club succeeded in bettering the community. RIGHT: While listening to the meetings activities Mr. Johnson contemplates on new projects. BELOW RIGHT: President Jimmy Warren tallies votes from members. BELOW: Willingly, Donald Pullen contributes to the fund, as treasurer Danny Boutwell records it. 28 Key Club
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Keyettes Serve Community Proving to be a hard working organiza- tion, Keyettes were led by President Lynn Wexler, Vice President Carol Hawley, and sponser, Mrs. Lynn Strazzini. They led the girls in fundraising drives, such as a car wash to help pay for the Leadership Con- ference at Jamestown last summer. They also sold calendars and mugs with the FHS emblem on them. One might have seen them working in the rain at the Walk-a-thon for the Lung Association or standing outside the department stores ringing a bell and collecting for the Salva- tion Army during the Christmas holidays. Besides community projects, the Key- ettes also helped out around school by making lunches for the track team or put- ing up bulletin boards around the halls. ABOVE: International Keyette President Karen Markhoff and Lynn Wexler discuss Karen's obser- vations of FHS Keyettes. BELOW LEFT: Friends as well as Keyettes, Carol Hawley, Lorri Weinstein, Cheryl Green, and Denise Whitaker prepare for a Keyette activity. BELOW RIGHT: At a tea to wel- come new members, Kathy Dailey, Sharon Carroll and Rita Johnson enjoy conversation at the punch table. 30 Keyettes
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