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Top, Ist Row, Lek to Right: Pat Sullivan, Annetta McCloud, Ovedia Nealy, Linda Gary, Lawanja Cole- man, Mary Lott, Belinda Wilson, Valinda Grimsley, Debra Cooper, Diane Day, Sherri Pugh, Linda Moses. 2nd Row: Patricia McFee, Theresa Fitzgerald, Estella Smith, Linda Wooten, Leola Robertson, Mary Thorn, .loan Bell, Denise Williams, Katie Knight, KaSandra Smith, Rosolind Lattimore. Right: Charles Griffin escorts Linda Gary in the Homecoming to represent Civinettes. 44fC1vumttes s
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Jil The Key Club is a service club under the Kiwanis. The club was involved in several projects this year. The club participated in derby day and won first place for collecting the most can goods for the Honduras food drive. The club also collected alumi- num cans for Big Brothersf, The Key Club sold pens with the basketball schedule on them for a money making project. Also Key Club members had work parties on Saturday mornings to collect money. At the end of the year the Key Club sent a few bas- ketball players to camp. Left: Gary Broxlon and George Dawson lake time out from school to do olher things they enjoy, for instanrc-. talking lo Marla O'D0niel. Bf'l01u.'Ce0rge Dawson, Howell Brown, Timothy Gradily. Randy Bridges. and Gary Broxlon are the Key Club officers. Ki-y Clulvf43
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Civinettes were interested this year in physi- cally, mentally handicapped, and underprivileged children. Some other areas of interest to them were environmental awareness, the abusive use of drugs, and general community-school assistance. Civinettes were made up of 24- members this year and its officers. Sponsors were Mrs. Martha Wil- liams and Mrs. Dawn Beynon. Civinettes' money making projects were fruit cake sales, car washes, and a talent-fashion show. Their service projects were making Easter baskets for children in the hospital, visiting senior citizens and helping the local Red Cross. Above Left: The Civinetles attend their meetings on activity day to make plans for the club. Above Right: Pam Napier shows other members plans for their Derby-day activities. Len, Officers, Top: Pam Napier. Presidentg Joyce Smith, Trea- surer. Bolmm: Mary Lott. Vice Presidentg Diane Day, Parlia- mentariang Oveida Nearly, Sergeant at Arms. Civine!tes!45
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