Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Qxl NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: lFront Rowl Lynn Picolo, Nayola Frazier, Sharon Brown, rec. sec., Lu- lu Sutton, treas.g Debbie Flynn, pres., JoAnn Reeves, cor. sec.: Leslie Picolo, lSecond Rowl Theresa Keil, Cathy Johnson, Aquilina Alexander, Yvonne Montgomery, Robyn Ren- nick, Rhebert Harbison, Terry Daw- kins, lThird Rowl John Melvin, Lin- da Parkey, Bill Patton, Brenda Perry, Beverly Walker, Vicki DeSterre, Beth Reese, Linda Flynn, lBack Rowl Dan Carlberg, Valerio Wilson, Richard Godeau, Carla King, Steve Gavalas, Mark Belton, Cathy Bizet, Donnie Griffin, Susan Fell. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: lFront Rowl Mrs. Eileen Falck, spon- sor, Barbara Odom, Peggy Wood- ham, Jane Moore, Rita deMontmol- lin, Debra Rush, Jan Maher, Cheri Lewis, Mary Hill, Mrs. Margie Cash, sponsor, lSecond Rowl Nancy Dur- rance, Cheryl Crews, Gail Edmons- ton, Martha Allen, Cindy Crenshaw, Cathy Jackman, Steve Vores, Kathy Pittman, Angela Gilliam, lBack Rowl David Alderson, Dale Green, Lila Case, Dut Duggar, Shirley Adams, Dale Mendelson, Carol Frith, Debbie Cassidy, Alicia Lind- sey, Karen Peeples, Debbie Harris. Dale Green strums his guitar as National Honor Society members sing carols at their Christmas party in the library. 119

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Miss Black America Appears for NHS Mrs. Falck plays with her daughter while trying to pay attention to the program. NHS met every third Thursday night. Joyce Warner, Miss Black America, was guest performer at the annual National Honor Society tapping as- sembly in April. Miss Warner, an alumna of the Rickards Honor Soci- ety, was also a guest along with new members' parents at a reception. National Honor Society members enjoyed participating in their Christ- mas party. They sang carols, ex- changed gifts and enacted a skit based on the Banana Yellow School House, the school newspaper's regu- lar satirical feature. Members also en- joyed dancing and guitar playing. At another meeting, Mrs. Jo Glick, pro- ject director, spoke about flexible staffing. NHS elected two of its members to compete in a national scholarship contest. John Melvin and Nayola Frazier were nominated by the local chapterfor the scholarships. To raise money, NHS sold Rickards decals and sponsored a car wash. as Y Sharon Brown, recording secretary, and Debbie Flynn, president, make use of the library to keep up their scholastic average. 118

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Band Marches to Second Straight Superior The Flickards High Nlarching Band and Symphonic Band were under the direction of a new band direc- tor this year. lVlr. Don lVlacLaurin, an FSU graduate, led the Marching Redskin Band to a superior rating at District Contest in November, the second straight year the Band made straight superiors. The Band had several fund-raising projects throughout the year, including the annual candy-sale, Burger Chef Day, a covered-dish supper, and a candle sale, In llllarch the Symphonic Band was scheduled to compete in the District Concert Contest. i jill?-! SCHOOL We use lTop Leftl Junior Dale Green, the Marching Redskin Drum Major for this year, leads the Band onto the field at halftime shows and down the street at parades. lLeftl While the band director and drum major discuss the halftime show plans, senior Skipper Burke takes time to practice his music. lAbovel Buddy Walker and the drum section practice a new drum cadence to be used in a coming parade.