Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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FFA Has Blue Ribbon Yeargled By Casfro The RHS chapTer of The FuTure Farmers of America parTicipaTed in The lXlorTh Florida Fair in T967 by having a chapTer exhibiT and enTering a livesrock iudging Team which placed TourTh. They also showed swine and poulTry. EighT RHS boys iudged in The Florida STaTe Fair in Tampa in February. The chapTer parTicipaTed in The Sub-disTricT conTesT in April. This included ParliamenTary Procedure, Public Speaking and TracTor Driving. The boys held Their annual ParenT-Son BanaueT aT which awards were given. ' 'Wy .I H Officers, Leff To right, Row one: Ben Casfro-President, Mike Granger-Vice- President, David Castro-Reporter. Row one Two: Sonny Hatcher-Treasurer Keith Allen-Sentinel, Eddie Johnson-Secretary. Above: One of The many duiies of Ben Castro, president of FFA, is Tak- ing care of the Ag. Department tractor. Members of FFA, Left To righf, Row one: Ben Castro, Eddie Johnson, Sonny Hatcher, Mike Granger, Ronnie Tyson, Randy Corneh. Row two: Henry Hamlin, Keith Allen, Bobby Jessup, Buck Miller, Larry Starling, Ronnie Hollis. Row Three: Phil Noble, Danny Quinn, Don McDaniel, David Castro, James Howell, John Morgan. Row four: David Baxter, Robert Bloodworfh, Julius Harley, Ronald McCroy, Her- ber1James. 94 - ,,i'3'Tf5?9'

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Copy And Picfure Taking Occupy Sfafl I 1 Bert Barnett, head photographer of the annual staff, checks his camera before going our on one ol his occasional newspaper photo assignments. Newspaper siaff members Ernie Moody, Paf Little, Mike Dufresne Wanda Wesi Mike Wright Debbie Benson and Lynda Barmeau gathered a round the work fable. ' l I -5 .Z 's

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lndustrial Arts Club Founded This Year 5 X . 'tub il , 'fe ' I arf x 5 ' I 2 Q 1 , yy .5 Members of the Industrial Arts Club picture here are: Betty Wiley, Linda Kelly, Debra Benson, Ann Paul, front row, Ann Quinn, Jeannie Carr, Theresa Walker, Pat Posey, second row, Ronnie Tyson, Myrtle Lynn, Miriam Savage, Darrly Hyatt, third row. Linda Kelly, Industrial Arts secretary, stands proudly beside the Christmas display the club helped make. K-if - . .nn ,jf ii t L Z l fif .ii Rickards l-ligh School has an Industrial Arts Club tor the tirst time this year. The club was founded by Mr. John Nash, industrial arts teacher. The purpose ot the club is to turther interest tor both boys and girls in industrial arts and home mechanics. The club held a dance to raise money to build things tor the school. The club helped make a sign tor the top ot the school honoring the Rickards students in service and Viet Nam. It was displayed at Christmas above the school with huge lighted can- dles and a Christmas scene. Then, the sign honoring RHS students in service vvas placed in the courtyard tor the rest ot the year. Betty Wiley, vice-president: Ronnie Tyson, president, and Linda Kelly, secretary, are the officers ot the Industrial Arts. Under their leadership, Industrial Arts put on a successful sock hop to raise money for their proiects. 95