Sandalwood High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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Junior Sainfs Junior SainTs is The TirsT club oT iTs kind Sandalwood has ever had. This is The TirsT year OT This aspiring club and They have many goals in mind. The purpose OT This club is To help The Junior Council wiTh The prom. To make This year's prom TanTasTic, They have Two organizaTions working Tull Torce on iT. Through Their acTiviTies Junior SainTs is uniTying The Junior Class. OTTicers: FronT Row, L To R: Debbie Dickey SecreTary, Karen SenT, Treasurer, Chery Bell President Karen BramleTT, Vice President ronT Row, L To R: Debbie Dickey, Chery Bell, aren Serif, Karen BramleTT, Kim Baker, Joan ickinson. 2nd Row: PaTTie Johnson, Louella owler. Connie Skeeles, Nancy BarneTT, Bar' ara Mcfxloon, Miguel AcosTa. 3rd Row: Tammy MasTers, Debbie Xagoraris, BrandT Cannon, Jim Barlow, Gini Duncan, Craig Wil- liams. 4Th Row: Crissie Banks, Allen Groves, Bill Cameron, Araz Guiragossian. Tammy Barnes. 5Th Row: Terri Davis, Ted Clark, Greg Williams, KeiTh Anas. 6Th Row: Nancy Wal- lace. Bobby Johnson, BurT RasT, Mark Carver, Barry Callaway. Junior SainTs X I37

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Junior Academy of Science The Junior Academy oT Science members are Trom Mrs. Normans ChemisTry l and ll classes. Many oT The club members parTicipaTed in The School Science Fair which They spon- sored. One of Their fund raising pro- iecTs consisTed oT selling donuTs and orange iuice in The morning Tor early arriving sTudenTs. Junior Academy oT Science also visiTed Tree Hill which is a science laboraTory. All in all, Junior Academy of Science is noT onl inTer V - esTing and educaTional buf loTs oT Tun Too! l From' Row, L To R: Lee Rickerson, SecreTary, Carl Drew, Gail ReiTingAer,+Sue ifgdlvgicg Kelly McDaniel, President Raymond BOVQGVV GPG Abad' Tgerfgelk G Son' Vice PresidenT, ChrisTine Olson. 2nd Row: Miguel Rosada. au e er. FHA Junior High Helping members prepare Tor Tamily life, communiTy involvemenT and vocaTional Training are The main goals oT The FuTure Homemakers oT America. ln a Time when The con- sumer markeT is consTanTly going up, FHA is expanding iTs program oT preparing The homemaker To do-iT- yourselT which helps keep cosTs down. Move over Ralph Nader and BeTTy Crocker. I36 X Jr Academy oT Science!FHA Junior High Fronf Row, L To R: Donna Vaughn, Carla SmiTh, Renee Lewis, Karen Brady. 2nd Row: Cindy BoaTrighT, Holli Long, Laura WBLJS- worTh, Susan WilhoiTe, Lisa Blossom, ChrisTy WerTs. 3rd Row: Kellie WaTkins. TraCY McKellar, Kay DooliTTle, Jackie Wll9Vi Mel' I in issa Bowman, Terri LangTord, Carolyne Daw Layli DumbleTon. Jackye McConnell. PhY Townson. 4Th Row: PaTTy Burda, Marguer McKinney, Barbara Ridgeway, Vicki Luml- AnneTTe Kirby, Sherry Coke.

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Keyeffe Club The KeyeTTe Club is an all-girl club, wiTh The excepTion oT six mascoTs. The club consisTs oT 54 members who were chosen ouT oT 3OO applicanTs This year. Members were chosen on The basis oT scholasTic achievemenTs, inTeresTs and acTiviTies. The KeyeTTes were very acTive This year in promoT- ing school spiriT by having a balloon launch, selling ChrisTmas TreaTs and ST. PaTriclc's Day carnaTions. A Tew oT Their many service proiecTs consisTed oT a Dance-A-Thon Tor Muscular Dys- Trophy ancl babysiTTinq every monTh Tor Hope Haven Childrens' l'TospiTal. I38 X KeyeTTe Club vc