Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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PTA, Boosters Work to Raise Money Parent-Teacher Auxiliary started out by helping with orientation for the new flexible scheduling. The main project was the booth at the fair which raised 31,700 that went into the PTA account. Some of this money was used for the piped-in music in the student center. Booster Club started the year selling ads for football programs and work- ing in the concession stand. Money from these were given for payments on the weight machine and some communication equipment. lBeIowlBOOSTER CLUB: Mr. Jim Reid, pres.: Mr. O.H. Hankerson, second vice- pres., Mrs. Merle Spears, treas.: Mrs. Sue Bell, sec.: lNot Picturedl Mr. George Johns- ton, first vioe-pres. lBottoml PARENT- TEACHER AUXILIARY: Mr. Frank Gol- son, treas.p Mr. and Mrs. William M. God- frey, sec., Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Flynn, pres., Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Pittman, vice-pres. fy F! 64 rl lv.

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of Physical Education Program Mrs, Sara Spears instructs her class in the techniques of square dancing before they begin dancing. 3 f, W 1 A fy, r me :gn sf lTop Rowl MR. JOE LABAT: department head, physical educa- tion I, Il, lll and IV, head track coach, junior varsity football, MRS. NANCY BAXTER: ninth grade physical education, Civi- nettesg MR. JERRY DAVIS: physical education I and lI,varsity basketball, varsity football, head golf coach. lBottom Rowl MR. JACK GASKINS: physical education I and II, varsity football, head football coach, athletic director: MRS. LYN DA MOSLEY: girls' physical education, junior varsity cheerleaders, MRS. SARA SPEARS: electives, tenth grade physical education, var- sity cheerleaders. lNot Picturedl MR. ERNEST JON ES: physi- cal education I, athletics, ninth grade football, ninth grade basketball, varsity track. Coach Bill Long instructs baseball team hopefuls before tryouts. 63

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Meals Prepared, Cooked at School CUSTODIANS: lFront Rowl Lemark Williams, Samuel Taylor, Fay Hawkins: lBack Flowl Alben Leland, Sam Ash, Roscoe Long, Roy Wooten, Judson Leland. ll?ightl Mrs. Willie Clark, Mrs. Florence Robinson, Mrs. Lucille Wilkes and Mrs. Joyce Sadler work hard to get the students their lunch. lBottom Leftl As the head of the cafeteria staff, Mrs. Florence Robinson collects lunch money from the students. lBottom Rightl Mrs. Gladys Harris, maid, cleans up in the main office after school is out everyday. Approximately 550 students bought their lunch in the cafeteria each day, an increase from last year. There were three lines for the students to go through, but the main line was the hamburger line. Every morning the cafeteria staff, which consisted of eight ladies, start- ed preparing the lunches at 7:30. Every meal contained a meat, salad, fruit, and vegetable. The lunches were cooked at school. . r HEAD CUSTODIANSZ iLef1i Amos Screen, lRightl Verdell Raker. l i eau-Q 2 s t.. af K vm 65