Independence High School - Spirit Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Civitan serves school Civitans discuss club business. The Civitan and Civenette Clubs of Independence once again fullfilled their purpose of service to the school. Early in the year the Civitan challenged the faculty in the annual Civic Bowl. An enjoyable game was played with the final score in favor of the faculty 12-2. They were extremely active in a can¬ ned food drive at Thanksgiving. The Civitan Club was led by Wayne Mullis. In the fall, the Civenettes visited the patients at the Reha¬ bilitation Hospital. Bean bags were made for a joint project of Zone 3 in District West. They were sent to a hospital for the deaf in Gastonia. The Civenettes held a Saturday work day once each month. At this time president Susan Corriher might have been found sweeping the parking lot! Both clubs held in¬ ductions at mid-year and during the spring. Both clubs attend¬ ed the District West Convention held in Winston Salem at the end of the year. Susan Corriher, president, and Resa Harris spill the beans. Faculty and students battle in Civic Bowl. Civenettes debate a service project. 108