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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ROW 1: Pat Duggins, Sandy Elkin, Becky Johnson, Paula Kattenhorn, Margaret Mackey, Debby Messer, Judy Fraley, Bunny Pelletier, Barbara Fox. ROW 2: Rita Rivers, Shirlee Killingsworth, Meloise Howard, Mary Hair, Diane McFadden, Coleen Craft, Carol Kline, Marilyn Mailley, Mrs. Hubbard. ROW 3: Sheila Rollins, Latrelle Burke, Mona Roach, Connie Munsey, Kathy Lemelin, Pat Gregory, Gloria Gray, Francine Brooks, Marty Viers, Judy Klink, Darlene Gilcrest. ROW 4: Kathy Klaire, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Paige McAtamney, Linda Webb, Charlotte Donaldson, Barbara McConaughy, Carole Knight, Brenda Newton, Faren Gibson. ROW 5: Dallas Long, Joyce Ley, Jackie Fraley, Jan Barnett, Janet Wikel, Sharon McAtamney. Tri-Hi-Y Is Successful The Tri H1 Yis composed of senior Junior and sophomore girls who are interested in the club because it gives them friend- ships activities such as parties dances sports and opportun- ,V , ities to learn many of the skills in social relations and leader- ship. The club works toward higher ideals, using as its guide the national purpose: To create, maintain and extend throughout our home, school and community high standards of Christian character. The club usually meets once every two weeks to conduct business, make plans for dances, parties and projects. Tri-Hi-Y is part of the local YMCA and of a large national association of more than 400,000 high school girls and boys in the United States. Service And Social Club Debby Judy Bunny A Becky I Mrs. Hubbard Messer Fraley Pelletier Johnson Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer V.. -