McClintock High School - Historian Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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IT ... Principalalames Lyons -I l Student Functions Break Boundary Lines HRIVING in an area of Tempe that is neither old nor young, student ac- tivities expanded beyond the boundaries of Tempe, the Valley of the Sun, Arizona and the nation. Initiated onto campus came two international organizations. A.F.S., the largest international high school exchange program in the world, provided students with the opportunity to travel to over 80 countries. Civitan, a youth ser- vice club, followed its oath to develop good citizens ot the home, school, community and na- tion. Civitan joined Marcos de Niza as the second one in Tempe. Locally, the Interact Club, also a service organization, Iunched weekly with the Tempe East Rotary Club. Supported by the Tempe Kiwanis Club, the Key Club flourished. Funds from the Optimist Club and the McClintock N Booster Club aided Anytowner in paying for the one-week human relations camp held ove the summer. Local shops such as those i the Southern Palms Center pro fited from McClintock student and in return, the students pro fited from the community. A customers or car washers students influenced and worke with society proving that McClin tockls- jf

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