Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Rickards Students Active in DECA Club Headed by Rickards senior Jonnie Shear, the Lively Tech chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of America participated in many com- munity activities throughout the year. Members helped in television and radio civic club presentations and entered a float in the North Flor- ida Fair Parade. DECA members took part in the Chapter of the Year contest and sev- eral members attended the district contest held in Panama City. DECA's work was in keeping with that of the national program, a voca- tional program to prepare students for jobs in retailing, wholesaling and service occupations. Members of the Lively chapter were all enrolled in such courses there. runnin is?gS?Zam i!!!s!!es!r-sms' , WITH -f..w is -.4 N ,- 4. e.. s.. ,t aww aw DECA: lSittingl Dorothy Smith, Emma Morgan, Peggy Turnlpseed lKneeIingl Mary Harris, Diane Davis, Littia Harris, Jonnie Shear, Barbara Glisson Burnette Robinson lStandingl Richard Keele, Wilfred Cooper. DE CA Club Members Emma Jean Morgan and Niki Thomas practice on a cash register at Lively 128

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Quill and Scroll Publishes Prophecy Working to make school publica- tions the best possible was the over- all purpose of Quill and Scroll,journ- alism honorary society. Members were chosen from staffs of the Totem Poll and Anumpa. The group continued its project of collecting newspaper stories to place in a school scrapbook. They also continued publication of the Senior Class prophecy which was sold to students in all classes. ln the spring they were invited to assist Godby High School publica- tions staffs in getting a chapter of Quill and Scroll started there. OUILL AND SCROLL: lFront Rowl Gwen Little, Denise Madden, Susan Fell, sec.- treas.5 Chris Jaillet, Aquilina Alexander, vice-pres.: Linda Parkey, pres.: Mrs. Cash, sponsor: lSecond Rowl Martha Beaudoin, Cathy Bizet, Dottie Barnes, Martha Letch- worth, Joy Gilbert, Linda Thomas, Carleen Allen: lBack Rowl Brenda Perry, Nayola Frazier, Hobson Fulmer, Dick Rubado, Vicki DeSterre, Danny Crenshaw, Yvonne Montgomery. .4-an -in Yvonne Montgom- ery, Joy Gilbert and Martha Letchworth look over pictures and newspaper clip- pings that might be suitable to put in the school scrap- book. 127

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Lively Tech VICA Students Sponsor Race me A ..-. VICA SUNSET GROUP: Wally Fletcher, Joey Jackson, Mike Caese, Steve Scott, Mack lVlcCalI, Dennis Bradley, Jarin Brill, Vester Yawn, Masey Weeks, Larry Lackey, Richard Silas, Donnie Byrd, Jae Walker, John Schuck, Steve Bagley. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America served more than a million students in trade, industrial, tech- nical, and health education. The 28 VICA students at Lively re- ceived training in automation, elec- tronics, carpentry, cabinet-making, cosmetology, and food service. ln April, the Club sponsored a dune buggy race at St. George, which was open for the public to attend. In Nlay, a boat race was held from Ap- palachicola to Bristol. A Drive-In Conference was held in Nlarch in Panama City in which the students competed with other students in the district in contests involving the dif- ferent fields of training. Allan Strickland of Rickards and Michael Hatcher of Godby, both VICA members, work in one of the shops at Lively. 129