Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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f, Cancer Drive .S Na.. Biggesl Success Ever Paulo Woiles, Civifan Sweetheart, serves diligently every Monday night throughout the school year. Ted Knight discusses with Mr. Hernandez the financial status of the club. Larry Dixon and Paulo Waites find time out from the meeting to enioy a game of cards. 57

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Civitans Stone-Age Under The guidance of Hector Hernandez the Civi- Tans of RHS underwent a year of service to Their school and community. The Civitan Club is boys that are outstanding at and away from school. Some of the projects they have undertaken This year are the March of Dimes, cleaning The Trophy case, coffee for The teachers, dances, fruitcake sale, operation scrubdown, S50 Towards The Peace Corps proiect, ushers at basketball games, and They also helped with The Cancer drive. Operation scrubdown was an organized clean up day in which The Civitans participated. The clean up day was held before the District l Student Council Convention so the school grounds would be clean when The visitors arrived. Civitcn meetings are never boring!! Stomp ls Big Success Mike Coldwell Steve Carter Curtis Garcia Ronnie Harbison Bo Houck Keith Houck Chuck Jackson Jim Keil Paula Woites Civitcin officers are Keith Houck, president, Roger Lingerfelt, vice-president, David Callahan, secretary, Billy Stephens, sergeant-at-armsg and Ted Knight, treasurer 'Q ,n-4...

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Jr. Optimists' Have Outstanding First Year The tirst year tor the Jr. Optimist proved to be an organized and prosperous one. lt consists ot boys in the ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth grade and is sponsored by the Sunrise Optimist Club. Their president, senior Eddie Bales, led the club in three main types of money making projects, dough- nut sales, a dance, and selling Christmas trees. A tradition which will be passed dovvn each year is awarding a SlOO scholarship to an outstanding senior. From the proceeds ot a doughnut sale the Jr. Optimist's were able to make a contribution to the Peace Corps proiect. For the children at Sunland Hospital they gave a Christmas party. They were also active around school improving the appearance and attitudes. X , , ' IT , ' li to 41 .. . 5 ' f Michelle Dillard served dilli- gently as the only senior sweet- heart. ll l l 1 l i l i Above: Displaying the lr. Optimist Creed are Myton Casoda, secretary, George Johnston, treasurer, and Louis Ting, vice-president. Below: Serving as this years undercluss sweethearts are Candy Davis, Lindo Harris, Jeanne Talbot and Debbie Ray. From tap: Eddie Bales, Bert Barnett, Dennis Brill, Myron Casada, lee Crowson, Randy Crowson, Larry Ferguson, Carl Garner, Terry lsler, George Johnston, Jimmy Jones, ond Charles Kight.