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Red Cross The Red Cross Organization stays busy, always on the move. At the monthly meeting of the Red at their For every problem there is a ' solution: for every solution there's a Red Cross that will stand behind it. Red Cross Youth Service Program at Anderson Junior High School is a very active and involved organization. Throughout the year Red Cross has been involved in many activities. Just before Christmas Red Cross participated in the Christmas parade and also stuffed Christmas stockings. The stockings were stuffed and given to the Red Cross, who dis- ,. tributed them where needed. -- Another project was the membership drive. It was designed to raise money to support the service programs of the Red Cross Youth. People also brought unwanted or slightly used toys or playthings. These toys were given to the Tulsa Task Force. In Red Cross you find that it's a place to be somebody. Join the Red Cross the president, Sharon Bass Ccenterl usually checks roll. Rex Brown and Brenda Blades check in with Sharon before meeting starts. C ,... best helping others an-'Q' The Red Cross getting it together: BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Sellman, Carolyn Flowers, Joyce Oglesby, Dwayne Lofton, Wilma Edd, Dianna Blades, Pamela Payne, Miss Geiger. SECOND ROW: Donnie Oates, Joyce Ezell, Richard McClanahan, Kathy Mathews, Robert McCulley, Karen Earnst, Debbie Eaton, Cherrie Ragan, John Chandler, Kenneth I 41. McDaniel. THIRD ROW: Valeria Smith, Glenda Mosely, Robert Guess, Taylor Johnson, Tracy Matheny, Rex Brown, Debbie Young, David Rob- bins. TOP ROW: Sharon Bass, Brenda Blades, Kathy Ryder, Lisa Roberts, Daniel Fields, Bill Yelton, Jeff Walkins.
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Students aiding to please!! The two main aid groups at Anderson are Leader Corps and School Helpers. Leader Corps is an organization in the gym- nasium that helps the teacher in many different areas. Leader Corps are not excused from any gym activities, but are expected to fulfill all gym requirements. The School Helpers assist in many different areas. Most of these students don't have but five classes for various reasons. The assistants work in nurse's office, for counselor, and as cafeteria and library assistants. These are surely fine young adults that Anderson will certainly remember and are most grateful for. Pictured LEFT TO RIGHT are: Susie Jackson, Sergeant at Arms: Paula Stafford, Treasurer: Jeanetta Hayhurst, Secretary. TOP: Edna Jackson, Vice-President: Sherri Rodgers, President. These are all the officers of the Girls Gym Leaders Corps. if i Here are the 1973-74 Girls Leader Corps. TOP: Lori Hamilton, Karen Ernst, Jamie Ache, Jeanette Hayhurst, Della Johnson, Shantell Young, Terry Troll, Regina Miller. MIDDLE: Sherry Procell, J annette Lynch, 'Miki has , ff ...t e e e Edna Jackson, Susie Jackson, Sheila Washington, Paula Stafford, Vickie Parker, Brenda Brown. BOTTON: Debbie Dilliard, Paula Sanders, Sherri Rodgers, Angela Metoyer, Kathy Ryder, M. Shipp, S. Dillard. School Helpers . . . BOTTOM: Wade Do- bbs, Teresa Sabala, Bill Tosh, Robert Hooten, Alvin Dawson, Liann Swope. MIDDLE: Ken- neth Bolden, David Mil- ler, Julie Gahman, Dav- id Robbins, Daniel Fields, Kay Dillard. TOP: Sherri Rodgers, Renee Ashley, Karen Fraley, Randy Bishop, Lynn Ledbetter. oxenszgqo I '41
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l l l i 1 1 l BACK ROW: Left to Right Mr. Ezell, Coach , Danny Hamilton, David Fri- day, Bill Yelton, Bobby Jackson, John Chandler, Claude Johnson, Stanley Mayhue, Paul Parker, Gary Walker, Marcus Hawkins, Riley Walker, Steve Martindale, and Coach DeBois. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right: Gary Carpenter, Scott Sidwell, Michael Crawford, Bryon Eaton, Michael Washington, Doug Funkhouser, Rickey Watkins, Taylor Johnson, and Mark Core. The 7th grade team, led by Coach Ezell and Coach DeBois, finished their season with a fantastic game. I is ,. .,.. , 1 N Aga.. M., get il .. . .wk its The 8th grade team from Left to Right: BACK ROW: Henry Milton, Levi Buggs, Melvin Becknell, Keith Wilson, Bobby Brown, and Coach Williams. FRONT ROW: Frank Jones, Earl Younger, Clay Carter, Travis Chandler, Mandel Samuels. They had a very good season. Although they were the --use underdogs of all their games, they still came through with the help of Coach Williams. They didn't have a finish as good as the 7th or 8th grades did, but they had as much hustle as any other team in the league. They might have better luck in the future.
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