Maynard Evans High School - Chariot Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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ay Q H H , . 13 . I I Ji , . 2. ' K' . W k' . .ffl Kitty Nancy Kay Harden Sibert McKinney President Vice-President Secretary The Service Club helps the school, teachers, and community in anyway possible. The members do this by selling concessions at basketball and football games. They also help churches and other organizations with projects, such as the Lions, Civitan, and Dad's Club. Theyfill Christmas baskets with food and distribute them to the needy. Several dances and bake sales are spon- sored by the Service Club in order to raise money for the library. 1. Y V an wait fl f -f ' Asia. 4 'S' l Sharon Peterson Treasurer Service Club Projects X Benq?Z School And Community FRONT ROW: Mary Jean Foerster, Reta Rivers, Sharon Peterson, Kitty Harden Sandra Mundy, Brenda Newton, Sandra McEvers, SECOND ROW: Barbara Hutsell, Nancy Sibert Carolyn Carlton, Dottie Sheldon, Mr. Laura Cooper, Linda Ryan, Candy Booth, Roberta Reid, Carol Scarfo, and Kay McKinney. ,, ,..., M., f5.,.p.1 l

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I Ron Hess, Ass't. Editorg Bruce Dudley, Edi- torg Chris Hubbard, Bus. Mgr., Mr. Branyon, Sponsor. TRUJRN TRIBUNE rs.. Momm scaou. Staff members of the Trojan Tribune have worked hard this year to keep the student body informed about the big events which took place on the Evans' campus this year. Some of the news making incidents that the staff covered were Homecoming, the Sweetheart Contest, the Junior Class play, and all the ath- letic events. Besides reporting the news, the staff invited anyone who wanted to express his ideas on a subject affecting a school com- munity to write them a letter which would appear on the edi- torial page of the Tribune. Morzihbf Paper Covers Trojan Activities Virginia Dye, Betty McCall, Carolyn Evans, Richard Schultz, Barbara Nolte, Nancy Patsy Stamps, and Chris Hubbard. Another service supplied by the staff has been its report- ing of school news to the area newspapers which included the Evening Star and the Orange Peel News and Shopper. lnthe future, the staff hopes to come out on a regular basis, but since most of the staff was inexperienced this year, it was impossible to do this. The staff is now looking toward next year in hopes that each student will support the paper with 15 cents. Left to Right: CarolAslam,Dallas Long, Cindy Avera, Connie Van Sickle, Ann Owens, Bruce Dudley, Ron Hess, SEATED: Bonnie MacDuff, and Bonnie Kosky. FRONT ROW: Gloria Howard, and Carolyn Beebe SECOND ROW: Lynn Farmer, Connie Munsey, Marsha Grier, Paul Donovan, Paige McAtamney and Linda Webb. ,..,.

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'nfl?t 'E -in as 4. - is i ' , qv ,Sl 5 , -nrstftli' ie QV' :!i,ifQ23fI-ip lf ffff2i'?i'fi't?Ell3:l' 'N f'igfIg,'?nf' gg ggi iwgiiszbela is .triyigggk If. 7, 1 -Q 7 Elizabeth BI-ent Clow Blumenstein President Vice-President Sandy Ginny Elkin Martin Secretary Treasurer .4 P1 U1 Q SU S CD O 5 f.f-n-fm.,':fW5:sgf f f ' 41ezA.,b7 ,IQ E f-f '-wee, is fwmy . O cs, .1 l fi Sponsors Excel in Leadershgv, Citizenshzp and Scholclrshqv NRTIONHL un-aowonf 'goum W !,?'..X f X' -x B I,-B The purpose of the National Senior Honor Society is to give recognition to those students who have excelled in their high school careers. The members are chosen on the merits of scholarship,leadership, character, and service and must con- tinue to excell in these areas to maintain membership. The Honor Society has complete charge of the senior high bookstore. lt also sponsors a free tutoring service for all students in all subject areas. We hope that those chosen to represent the Honor Society in thefuturewill continue to live up to its standards and by do- ing so live a life of service and leadership. FIRST ROW: Mr. Holton, Paula Kattenhorn, Ginny Martin, Elizabeth Clow, Wanda Martin, Sandy Elkin, Mrs. Carson. SECOND ROW: Martha Spadley, Barbara Thompson, Barry Barnhart, Bob Leaman, John Wright, John Miller, Brent Blumenenstein, Barbara Hutsell, Anne Denton. .. .v wanmmt -l '