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Clubs Perform School Services

Service clubs are groups of people The hall decorating contest was won allowed to participate and cheer the
who get together to perform vital by the Anchor Club. President Laura basketball team to victory. This club
school services. The most active Rosenthal accepted the award during also sold megaphones at the games. In
service clubs at Pine Crest were Pep halftime ceremonies at the Homecom­ early April a Hot Dog Eat-a-Thon was
Club, Anchor Club, and Varsity Club. ing game. The club also sold Christmas sponsored, and money went to the
stockings and published the annual Athletic Department for the purchase
The Pep Club, under the leadership of Anchor Calendar. of a new ice machine.
President Leah Rockwell, worked to
promote school spirit during the year. The Varsity Club became dominant Other clubs included the Junior
This club was in charge of selling during basketball season, when the Anchor Club, Exchangettes, and Faith
“POWERFUL PAW” buttons. During club sponsored theme nights. The in Action Club. The Faith In Action
Homecoming the Pep Club participat­ theme nights included Pots and Pans Club was formed when the Faith and
ed in a hall decorating contest with the Night, Lunch Box and Glasses Night, Philosophy Council and the Social
Anchor Club. and Army-Navy Night. Anyone was Action Club merged.

EXCITEMENT prevails as basketball fans turn
out on Kitchen Utensil Night to intimidate the
opponent with the sounds of clanging pots.

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