Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Don Morrow collects bottles to raise money for senfice projects. Mrs. H.B. Fletcher donates her bottles. ll' - we 5, L lm fr Q.. -vs, . ry g 1 1'- rss im' Samuel Carter Terry Dawkins Kenny Dial Greg Fish George Gavalas Steve Gavalas Jim Godfrey Rhebert Harbison Glenn Haywood Ed Hightower Sans Lassiter Bill McKittrick Don Morrow Jim Reid Daryl Wagner

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Civitans Promote Ecology as Project Civitans helped out this year by participating in an all-club car wash. The car wash was to help raise money for Frank Golson. Members of the Civitan Club also put up ecology posters to remind students to keep the school clean. They made them during a meeting. As usual, Civitans sold fruit cake during the Christmas Holidays. Each member sold about seven pounds of fruit cake or as much as he could sell. During the Halloween season Civitans sold Ghose Insur- ance. The insurance protected each house against being egged. 1 ,st --1 . , W YY if t Q I ,rsy M, , V if 4- I C lTop Rowl Mr. Parkey, sponsor: Mr. Duncan, sponsor, lSecond Rowl Mike Kugler, pres.: Johnny Sharpe, vice pres.: lThird Rowl Danny Crenshaw, treas.p Dick Rubado, chap.: lBottom Rowl Wayne Thagard, sgt.-at-arms. 98 STAMP DUT PULLUT l N LET 5 ew- QT NEW Civitan president Mike K ugler and Glenn Haywood put up ecology posters around the school to remind students to clean up and keep the school neat looking. at V PFQW QV' Nir,ii '2a. :First -L: :' Civitan Sweethearts are lstandingl Debbie Russell,,Jo Ellen Dykes, Debra Rush,' lSecond Howl Kathy Pittman, Debbie Pichard, Gay Cole,' fFront Row! Vickie Brown, Mary Roe. ,.c. f-lf' QI - -.to wifi-

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Junior Optimists Sell Trees, Race Turtles Scratched hands, often all gummed up from tree sap, were common again this year for Junior Optimist Club members as they helped the X39 senior club with its Christmas tree sale at J. lVl. Field's parking lot. se ' , , 5, 5 1 The Christmas season was made even S ' 'T .tt busier for the JO's as they planned , it 5 F J D and sponsored a Christmas dance, if C gi appropriately entitled Santa's A? ,W - K s'r' Vlik ,7.h, Chimney Shimmy. The student t its - center was decorated for the occa- 'il sion complete with a Christmas tree. Two different turtle races were other money-making projects for Junior Optimist. One race was held in coor- dination with Junior Museum lVlar- , 'll cis , ket Day at the Fairgrounds and the ' i'm ' other along with Springtime Talla- hassee events. As a service project, JO's collected paperback books for the county road camp prison. JO president Donnie Griffin checks over QQ, fs, -f . 1 .l' . in V' 1'A Q . ,g,, . its -.-t. . : 2. ' ,. 'Tik i JUNIOR OPTIMIST OFFICERS: lTop Rowl Donnie Griffin, pres., Wesley Owens, vice-pres.: Richard Addison, sec., Frank Golden, sgt.-at-arms. JUNIOR OPTlMIST SWEETHEARTS: Sally Bush, Sandra Sheffield, Susan Winborne, Debbie Corbett, Jan Whatley, Cathy Culbreth. 100 the starting gate for the turtle race. Q