Wolfson High School - Rhombus Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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.l..S.A. HBUILDS WOMEN Junior-Senior Alliance is a social- service club composed of thirty-five junior and senior W-O-M-E-N. Under the direction of their sponsor - Coach Lounsbeny, they had many successful activities. They started off the year with a surprise breakfast at Sambo's. As a fund raiser, they had a garage sale. For homecoming, J.S.A. sponsored a food cart for Teacher Appreciation Day and also put a great deal of time and effort into the winning float. As a ser- vice to the community, they wrapped presents for the American Cancer Society. lt was a year that brought many new friendships, making J.S.A. a closer and stronger organization. Picture 1 - Oiiicers. Top to Bottom. L. to R. Terri Katz - President, Claire Foshee - Secretary, Lynn Waits - Wce-President, Tracey McFarland - Parliamentanan, Tracey Lane - Treasurer, Dean Broome - Mascot, Phil Cury - Mascot. Craig Teeters - Mascot, Kevin Morales - Mascot. Picture 7. L. to R. Front Row. Craig Teeters, Terri Katz, Lynn Waits, Allison Johnson, Ellen Williams, Tracey McFarland, Cindy Addington, Leslie Parsons, Johnna Terry, Gloria Bateh. 2nd Row. Lisa Alligood, Julie Lamb, Allison Drake, Dina Klempf, Kristy Beggs, Leslie Butler, Bitsy Sadler, Colleen Har- per, Lisa Williams, Ginger Hewell, Joy Porter, Francie McKinney, Back Row. Kevin Morales, Donna Melcolm, Claire Foshee, Elaine Newman, De Sineath, Phil Cury, Lisa Pickard, Mary Law- son, Rita Wynn, Tracey Lane, Dean Broome. 158

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2.3. R..O..'lT. CF WANTS YOU!! The mission of Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps program is: To develop informed and responsible citizens, to strengthen character, to promote an un- derstanding of the basic elements and requirements for national security, to help form habits of self discipline, to develop respect and an understanding of the need of constituted authority in a democratic society. The future of our nation depends on its leadership in all professions within all walks of life. The leaders of tomorrow must be fully aware of the importance of cooperative efforts and must possess the social and technical skills necessary to res- pond to our rapidly changing world. Picture l.Robin Rianhard - Senior N.C.O. Sgt. Picture 2. Rick Blinsinger - Sgt. Picture 3. Front Row. Rick Blinsinger. Row 2. L. to R. Steven Grant. James Milliner, Eluterio Ramos, Lance Carson, David Bell, Pat Hughes, Kenny Bateh. Row 3. Jay Jackson. Theodtes Denson, John Schrader. Chris Raham. Steve Cox, David Greenspoon. Row 4. Jim Mutchie, Bob Davis, Nick Beljic. David Syck, Monty Melton, Brad Butler. Row 5. Ray Barksdale, Joe McCollum, Warren Hayward, Osman Williams, Scott Jones. Picture 4. Front Row. Robin Rianhard. Row 2. Leanna Bird, Glendora Jackson, Brenda King, Sondra Thomas, Audrea Bentley, Ramona Bailey. Row 3. Diane Eisinger, Anna Bentley, Georgia Corley, Leasa Shrewsberry. Row 4. Bar- bara Hollis, Charsie Holloway, Norma Taylor, Cindy Merkling. Row 4. Carla Bussey. Adriane Corley, Carla Williams, Vickie Melton. Picture 5. Linda Rourke. Kimball Keller, Eadie Jenkins, Angela Thomas. Picture 6. Lt. Col. Marron. Pic- ture 7. lst Sgt. C. E. Pritchett. 157

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