Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Key Begins Year with Clean-up Drive After opening the year by helping the senior Kiwanis club with its annual light bulb sale, Key Club's activities continued. Key Clubf washed cars and held a bake sale. As a community service project Key Club helped clean the Prince lVlurat house at the Junior Museum so the historical old home could be restored. selected two the Kiwanis reported and projects and activities. These Iuncheons helped improve the Key and Kiwanis understanding of each other. Each week Key Club delegates to attend Iuncheons where they discussed their future Entertaining patients at Sunland Hospital with a Christmas Party and by other visits during the year, Key Clubbers continued a service project begun last year. The tradition of giving a S100 scholarship to a deserving senior was again planned. is ,, K f -iii '- ' V Q 5 . . , my WM-af r Y . ,f Q , is! 4- , ,,,. fy in , . Q gif . ' QTL I KEY OFFICERS: l , pres.: Terryl Todd, vice-pres.: lMiddlel Ron Cox, sec.: Jim Lane, treas.p lBottoml Mr. Dan Hall, Mr. P.C. Wu, sponsors. Topl John Melvin 102 John Melvin, Key Club president, and Keith Clemons help entertain children at Sunland Hospital at a Christmas party given by the club before Christmas holidays. ,.' 'ti My 4 kv' , ' ' Q 3,-a.f1 e.'. QC ' .A ' , 'ff 'f f ,-' . , 7--,f -..wg - f'-N . -A Nr K -. 4,4 -' ,. Serving as Key Club Sweethearts are Q 'fini -L: 1 M - ' -.' ,f X- , fs-L' 'fi ' -X N i- lSittingl Gay Cole, Gwen Little, Aquilina Alexanderg lStandingl .lo Dykes, Connie Johnston, Cindy Crenshaw, Debbie Russell

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Future Farmers Compete in Contests Providing a time and a place for boys to learn how to be leaders was the purpose of Future Farmers of America. Members of FFA had a chance to gain leadership abilities by putting their agricultural know how to practical use. Boys competed in contests to give them experience in farming. They competed in such contests as live- stock judging, logrolling, and select- ing meats. They entered contests and events all year long. Two members of FFA were select- ed to attend a Forestry Camp in June. They will spend a week learn- ing about Forestry and all its facets. April brought on two different types of contest. These were in Public Speaking and Parliamentary Procedure. As an annual event FFA members had a Parent-Son Banquet. This year it was combined with the Future Homemakers of America banquet. The menu featured vegeta- bles grown in the FFA garden. John Boatwright fright! and a student from another district school studies the height of trees during the district forestry contest held in Leon County. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: lFront Rowl Chuck Willie Bisbee, Gerald Stone, Michael Odelg lBack Rowl Danny Syfrett, John Quincey, Gary Linton, Richard Tice, John Lesley, Steve Grantham, Wallace Footman, Sterling Cooper, Boatwrightg lSecond Rowl Richard Deckle, Bronzie Harrell, William Frazier,Rondle Reddish,Terry Lewis. 104