Sandalwood High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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C7 .7 Key Key Club is one of the most active ser- vice clubs at Sandalwood. Some of the many service projects already completed are school clean ups, collecting food and clothing for the needy, collecting dog and cat food for the humane society, and having an Easter party for the retarted children at a special home. Sandalwoodis Key Club also had immediate correspon- dence with pen pals in Argentina. 5. Leap Frog anyone? 5. Key Club Officers-Left to Right-Bottom Rowvjudy Johnson, fSweetheartJ, Center- Kathy Hamrick, fMascotJ, Libi MacLean, iSweetheartJg Top RowYRay Smith, lPresidentlg Frank Cole, 1Vice Presidentj, Ronnie Knight, QSecretaryjg Curtis Lee, fSenior Directorj. 7. Top Row-Chris Taylor, Keith Taylor, Kelly Cook, Mike Carey, Robert Chronister, Ray Gerth, Stuart Gregory, Buddy Horne, Randy Aligood, Dan Brooks, Carter Banks, Alan Ju- lian, Clifford Mock, Second Row-Gary ec298g5Smith, Clouse, Marc Claymond, Tom Snith, Chad Bailey, Carl Miller, Mike Kitchie, Paul Potter, Andy Gallaway, Jimmy Marshall, Ricky Gilmore, Mike Durant, Dale Whitaker, Mike Young. Third Row-Ed Newsom, Chuck Norse, Jerry Bates, John Bee, Brad ec311g5fSweetheartJ, ec316g4-fMascotl. Ogden, Nick Cassala, Mark Smith, Mike Garza, Rick Brown, Ted Arnau, Rick Ash, David Anas, Rhcyy Lear, Don Rehberg, Cuffy York, Greg Edwards, Steve Lear, Pat Millsaps, David Battle Tom Bauman, Alan Forsynth, Mark Connors. Bottom Row-Mr. Ray Fulton fSponsorjg Ray Smith 1Presidentjg Judy Johnson 1Sweetheartj Frank Cole fVice Presidentjg Kathy Hamrick fMasco0g Ronnie Knight fSecretary1g Libi MacLean fSweetheartJ, Bryan West lTreasurerJg Madeline Davis CMascotQg Curtis Lee QSenior Di- rectorjg Rosilyn McVeigh 1Macot.

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H-f - .235,gf. ,,i,.,,5s5,? .yftw Junior High Drama The purpose of the Junior High Drama Club is to provide opportunity for the junior high student to investigate and participate in the various aspects of theatrical performances. This year much of the this young talent has shown to be very promising throughout future years. Drama is a necessary way of expressing oneself in an artistic manner and much should be said in congratulating those that partici- pate in such a creative and rewarding activity. .ip l. Junior High Drama decorates their car for the Renee Lawless, fvice Presidentjq Shelia Jones, son, Mrs, L. Marshall: fsponsorf. Homecoming parade competition. Lisa Wartes. Third Row-David Rast, Jeanette Motley, Tanya 2. Junior High Drama Members-Left to Right- Second Row-Lisa Young, Cindy Vinal, Bobby Parker, Michelle Patterson, Angie Fortner. Not Bottom Rmw4Joe Fernandez, tSecretaryJg McCoy, Kelli Scott, Ricky Leonard, Gig Nichol- pictured, Keith James, QPresidentj. Host and Hostess The Host and Hostess club is new to Sandalwood. It N is a service club serving not only the administration but the faculty and student body as well. They have done this by service projects including ushering the musical Bye Bye Birdie, serving 400 Duval County principals, helping with the State Cross Country and Track Meet and the Homecoming Dance. O t . 1 1 3. The Host and Hostess Club performs at Home- fSponsorJg Treva Poiler, Sandi Young, Terry Carol Matick. coming skit night. Kelsey, Third Row-Bonnie Baker, Diane Gager. Jody 4. Bottom Row-Left to Right-Miss Abercrombie Second Row-Marge Phinizy. Terry Woody, McPhilomy, Donna Baker, l38fHosl and HostessfJunior High Drama

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Keyette Being an active member in the Keyette club means in- volvement! This year unified goals were set, and Keyette worked together as one, accom- plishing many activities, such as decorating for homecoming and Miss Sandalwood, fund' raising car washes, and of course the Mr. Ugly Contest. The time and effort sacrificed for the special activities shared, led to mem- bers growing and maturing to- gether, and filled them with a close remembrance of services they strived for, enjoyed, and achieved. 1410! Keyette