Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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4 Anchor president Barbara Odom and ,iff Joyce Schuessler, Leon High 's An- chor president, collect money for the Give A Heart fund which was reported on at a regional meeting in Panama City in February. -. 'L M., ! .l l i J f ' in f 'F- fi sa xi: 'Q in hs R Aquilina Alexander Robyn Banks Susan Bryan Sarah Dockery Susan Fell Debbie Flynn Linda Flynn Lisa Gainey Judy Gairns Diana Hadi Carolyn Helms Mary McKenzie Th Reeves Deborah Rush Yvonne Montgomery Jane Moore Elizabeth Moss Leslie Picolo eresa

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Anchors Assist at Student Orientation Student orientation, meetings and a beach party filled the summer days for Anchor Club members. The girls had a busy school year, too, with bake sales, car washes and candy sales, along with serving as student helpers during the first week ofthe new school year. A Frank Golson campaign, in coop- eration with other clubs, was held in early fall to help pay for his hospital expenses incurred after a motorcycle accident. Anchor girls regularly visited their Anchor Granny, Mrs. Matthews, at a local convalescent home. A Christmas party was held at Miracle Hill Home. The girls also helped raise money for the Heart Fund, put up posters for College Night and to urge students to support the basketball team, attend- ed a Valentine's Tea given by Pilot Club, and sent Valentine roses to their sponsors. 4 , M I ,kd ANCHOR CLUB OFFICERS: lTop Rowl Barbara Odom, pres., Robyn Rennick, vice-pres., Sharon Brown, sec., lMiddle Rowl Joy Gilbert, treas.5 Linda Fillingim, hist.p Beth Reese, chaplain: lBottom Rowl Denise Madden, sgt-at-arms, Mrs. Sally Heisler, sponsor, Miss Gloria Manning, sponsor. 94 Sarah Dockery and Anchor president Barbara Odom hang the Anchor Club banner before a meeting, held on Monday nights at the school. Linda Fillingim pins an Anchor on seniorDonnie Griffin as he is initiated as Anchor Club General for the year.

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Civinettes 'K idnap' Mayor Berkowitz The main money-making projects of the Civinettes this year were selling mums at Homecoming and selling fruitcake in coordination with senior Civitan. As service projects, the girls col- lected money for Frank Golson, a Rickard's student who was seri- ously injured in a motorcycle acci- dent. The members also sponsored a Christmas party at Wish House, a home for mildly retarded boys, ages 18-21, who work and live there. As part ofthe State Civitan project, Civinettes helped collect money for the Hemophelia Fund, which is a disease of the blood that can be deadly. They kidnapped Mayor Gene Berkowitz for ransom. Three girls attended District Con- vention in Orlando. Civinette Cathy Bizet takes an order from Ken Blackstock for a mum prior to Homecoming festivities in the fail. The project is an annual money-making event. Civinettes Jill Hayes, Bonnie Corbett, Kristin Hough and Dale Mendelson kidnap Mayor Berkowitz. 96