Westbury High School - Citadel Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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As usual, the year was a busy one for f .. . 1 I 77 -W Anchor Club. 'f ,ggflggg Around Halloween, members visited A We Texas Childrens Hospital in costumes. For Thanksgiving they -1. , - ' collected baskets of food for needy families. With the Key Club they had a progressive dinner. For Homecoming there was a mum sale. Members visited a nursing home 4 periodically to lend aid and companionship to senior citizens. The annual banquet was on May 17. --4 V k .,., . , AOff .P .-J P ,T -J ' Chl ,S t -J ' M h A Me against the world. Sunday Walzell Vicgceglsesli'eianeZ'neJueia11Zon reasure ennifer ar ton ecre ary eanine as I 'E ' 2 si s Y .ge , ' X I Bottom: Carol Pearson, Sara Soutter, Lauren LaHaye, Meg Cook, Gail Overchasier, Cindy Reese, Sunday Walzel, Second: Christine Smith, Kelly Bull, Valerie Evans, Alha Gupta, Maya Badachhape, Susan Bullock, Georgia Hodges, Valinda Bolton, Third: Marcy DuPaix, Terri McRae, Laurie Schaerdel, Penie Collignon, Teresa Hudson, Carrie Gibbons, Kim Voss, Amy Wildenrandt, Melanie Best, Deborah Riggs. Fourth: Mrs. Talley, Diana Owen, Jeanine Mash, Janeen Judah, John Vanderhider, Jennifer Charelton, Jane Pearson, Shirley Reed, Melissa Tonn, Carolyn Franks, Sharon Skelton. 1

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Kiwanis Internationals Westbury menis organization is called Key Club and works as a service organization. The group sponsored many activities through- out the year: on the light side, a faculty- ffootball varsity basketball game, on the serious side, Christmas food baskets for the needy. There was a frivolous football game with the Bellaire Key Club, and there were useful projects like cleaning cemeteries, teaching cerebral palsey vic- tims to swim, and collecting re-cyclable materials. As a fund raiser the group sold grapefruit on one occasion. They held reg- ular dinner meetings at Wyattis, and in April a banquet with Anchor Club. Along with other clubs, Key Club helped with the National School Board Convention. A Jay Krupa and Dan Ayre. 'I44 46 as .J Q -xi ' 1 el. 8 Q U 9 0 X 2 A . -,H u rx lx 1 to Xyw, Y wr.- Q 0 9 I 4 ' lx K 1 4 Q f -s 'Wi Y ,, ' f W W-z' ,J ' - 1, W , gf 5 .-if - ' , Q. ,it V -.-ff, V ,f A Gene, git your rifle wees gonna hafta shoot it! Gene Hawkins, Mr. Simmons, Steve McCulley. I l lg H ,'B7caag,3,.,,Ww . ,-.-rv., V : M511 - mr -,sv .f ' WW I wi 'wc-4---, A Don Love, Eric Voss, Del House. at 1 S2 A Back: Mike Baker, Richard Blumberg, Jay Krupa, Paul Machinski, Jay.Thompson, Dan Ayre, Steve Shaw, Gene Hawkins, Craig Blackburn, Rudy Saucillo,-Ajay Badachhape, Frank Crull, Steve McCulley, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Lundien, Front: Jun Goodwin, Bobby Pine, David Overcashier, Danny Bogar, Eric Voss. I I I .