Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Junior Class Officers Plan Year's Projects The Junior Class earned the repu- tation of being one of the hardest working classes ever known to Ftickards. Class members showed spirit in their projects such as the magazines sale,' bake sale, and hot chocolate on cold wintry mornings Another area of interest was buying rings. Rings came in different de- signs and juniors turned out with enthusiasm to select the rings which reminded them that they would soon be seniors. For the first time rings were se- lected by a student committee begun during the sophomore year to pick from the compa nies who bid on the ring contract. Prom time for juniors was a very special occasion and most juniors worked hard to earn their points to attend the junior-senior prom. Flexible scheduling provided juniors with unscheduled time and not the same old dull routine of day by day seven periods of class. Juniors Elect Class Queen Jane Faircloth reigned this year as Junior Class Queen. Jane was elected by her fellow classmates as class queen last year. She has been a majorette in the band for two years and both this year and last year was head majorette. 190 -Y .4111 -k,,,.. aw.-ff-W' .uf Making plans for the Junior Class's annual magazine sale are Rhebert Harbison, pres.,' Paul Posey, vice-pres.,' Debbie Rush, treas.,' and Pat Gilliam, sec. A4 ...X ,--e gh Junior Class Queen Jane Faircloth