Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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as Community Service Project in B f A ' I' r f at i Q ' ' B3 .Q , do wt, Adriene Bryant and Terris Spradley pose for a picture in the fashion show put on by Activettes with members as models. be -2. nur an Mr.. Q ,W E5 me New member, Carleen Allen, picks up trash to show her loyalty to Activettes. Carleen and other girls are being initiated, ACTIVETTE CLUB OFFICERS: iTop Rowi Brenda Perry, pres.5 Janice Barge, vice-pres., Carla King, treas.p iBottom Rowi Martha Rutherford, cor. sec.: Diane Jefferson, rec. sec.: Terris Spradley, hist. 93

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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

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Anchors Assist at Student Orientation Student orientation, meetings and a beach party filled the summer days for Anchor Club members. The girls had a busy school year, too, with bake sales, car washes and candy sales, along with serving as student helpers during the first week ofthe new school year. A Frank Golson campaign, in coop- eration with other clubs, was held in early fall to help pay for his hospital expenses incurred after a motorcycle accident. Anchor girls regularly visited their Anchor Granny, Mrs. Matthews, at a local convalescent home. A Christmas party was held at Miracle Hill Home. The girls also helped raise money for the Heart Fund, put up posters for College Night and to urge students to support the basketball team, attend- ed a Valentine's Tea given by Pilot Club, and sent Valentine roses to their sponsors. 4 , M I ,kd ANCHOR CLUB OFFICERS: lTop Rowl Barbara Odom, pres., Robyn Rennick, vice-pres., Sharon Brown, sec., lMiddle Rowl Joy Gilbert, treas.5 Linda Fillingim, hist.p Beth Reese, chaplain: lBottom Rowl Denise Madden, sgt-at-arms, Mrs. Sally Heisler, sponsor, Miss Gloria Manning, sponsor. 94 Sarah Dockery and Anchor president Barbara Odom hang the Anchor Club banner before a meeting, held on Monday nights at the school. Linda Fillingim pins an Anchor on seniorDonnie Griffin as he is initiated as Anchor Club General for the year.