Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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IRC Promotes Human Relations - , z , 4. C , s . 1 qi Y - Q O ' E572 Q M . . , INTER RACIAL COUNCIL: lTop to Bottoml Michael Moore, Diane Crump, Mike Riley, and Elizabeth Washington. lNot Shownl Levern Washington. X ,fl Inter-Racial Council members this year started a Human Relations Council. This was to involve the community with the activities of the school and was to involve the school with the community. Par- ents, teachers and students were invited to join. Another project that the Inter- Racial Council undertook was Pro- ject Upward Bound. Members of the Inter-Racial Council gathered the information and gave it to students hopeful that it would inter- est them. IRC wanted more white people to join the program. This year the Inter-Racial Council obtained the school's old store at the front of the cafeteria. They took it from scratch and changed the interior. The room was used to talk over any problem that came up. It was called the Rap Room. IRC also helped with Expressway, a WFSU-TV rap program. Coach Earnest Jones helps Mike Riley, Debbie Pichard, and Marcellus Godwin clean up the Inter-Racial Council's Rap Room. 91

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ICC Governs Activities Inter-Club Council was one of the three bodies that made up Student Government. The other two were the Inter-Racial Council and the Student Council. With a new consti- tution, stricter rules were set for operation ofthe ICC. Vice-presidents from clubs made up the Council with David Sawyer, Student Government vice-president, as president. ICC worked with the , 5 i H ' Student-Faculty Advisory Commit- ya ' tee to coordinate club projects. A 1- IJ -iii i W By clearing all moiiey-making pro- jects through lnter-Club Council, conflicts among clubs was prevent- ed. After the Council approved projects David got administrative approval so that activities could be placed on the school calendar. K y X- ,B .si , -' 42 e An activity form is filled ou t for ICC INTERCLUB COUNCIL: lFront Rowl Ronald Nlurphy, Debbie Rowl David Sawyer, pres.: Beth Reese, Lulu Sutton, Donme Flynn, Robyn Rennick, Dale Mendelson,vice-pres.:Lynn Piccolo, Griffin, Sally Bush, sec.-treas.p Paul Posey, Johnny Sharpe Dottie Barnes, Sarah Dockery, Sharon Edwards, Carla King: lBack Aquilina Alexander. President David Sawyer and sponsor Mrs. Louise Akers confer with ICC members about affirming an ac ti vi ty. 90 232

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Activettes Help Out in County Library Helping out the public librarians was one of the Activettes' projects for the year. They gave up their free time on Saturdays to help the librari- ans. Activettes were in charge ofthe bulletin board in the book section forchildren. Activettes sponsored a school wide talent show in January. As last year, the members of Activettes partici- pated in a fashion show. The show was sponsored by Sears and used the girls in the club as the models. Activettes also painted and added more benches to the patio outisde the cafeteria. To raise money for their projects, members sold candy apples after school. They also held several bake sales. Lynn Frazier and Betty Condry work on their dance routine that won them first place at the Activettes Talent Shovm Not pictured is Adriene Bryant. K Sara Balcom Anita Gardner Kiwanis Barnes Saundra Bruce Adriene Bryant Tequila Bryant Rosa Condry Deborah Gavin Regina Harris Kathy Johnson Lindy Parkey Paige Paschall Vickv Rosier Nlrs. Lou Burnett Nliss Nlae Clemons Miss Lillie Jordan Mrs. Frances Srallwonh Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor 92