The Kiwanis Club of Ruston celebrated its 100th anniversary Thursday by installing officers, giving awards and hearing remarks from a past president of Kiwanis International. New offices and area directors (top left) front row from left, board members Richard Hamilton and Dwight Anderson, President Add Goff, 1st Vice President Janie Humphries, board member Kenny Galyean and Treasurer Zack Spivey; back row from left, Past President Bob Hearn, board member Chris Womack, Secretary Lee Evelyn Tannehill, and 2nd Vice President Tracy Houck. Top right, Shelley Goff pins the club president’s pin on her husband’s lapel. Bottom left, club members voted Kip Franklin, left, Kiwanian of the Year, and Past President Bob Hearn, right, as the Spirit of Kiwanis recipient. With them is new President Add Goff. Middle photo, Sally Hearn pins the past president’s pin on her husband’s lapel. Speaker for the event (bottom right) was the 1999-2000 Kiwanis International President Nettles Brown, of Natchitoches. The club received commendations for its century of service from Gov. John Bel Edwards, as well as from both houses of the Louisiana Legislature.
