Aledo High School - Ledoian Yearbook (Aledo, TX)

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Q Af N...n i we ,1' .tem was .9 ,,'uQs xi it 5 .O ' We 1,9 I told you to stay with me at all times! Senior Dahna Clark brings her mother to the FHA installation banquet. Total Confusion! FHA members are busy putting together their scrap book. QMAKUI Ol so, of snss H 'ah ' 61, oh 4' Q5 Q it 74 ffl ff admin 2 EIl..+ IW Q ? 4 x Nfwtfl Let's see who really has the Sexiest legs! Seniors, Cindy LaVigne, Theresa Lohmann, Dahna Clark, and Gail Schmidtzinsky along with .lunior Kathy .lones tries to show who does have the sexiest legs. Can't we sit down yet? FHA officers lead the installation ceremonies. sl ' W 'WW gf t as X A l IS M X f 3 9

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38F Future Homemakers Of America , 3 NC . w i' inf' ' fi' .1 E I V' .V .fn 5.511 lst Row: G. Schmidtzinsky, K. Jones, C. LaVigne, A. Ray, D. Clark, P. Stavens, T. Lohmann, D. Kuehl, A. Turner, L. Martin, J. Sanchez. 2nd Row: T. Dunlap, C. Hissam, C. Gilliland, G. Wathen, L. Hutton, K. Hinderman, S. Weekly, S. Reid, H. Norman, J. Hernandez. 3rd Row: D. Duf- fey, B. Mearns, G. Robinson, S. Norman, J. Wade, K. Boutwell, L. Christian, C. Marquez, S. Thompson. 4th Row: P. Wahlstrom, C. Hensley, R. Wilkins P D Davis D Jordan, S Lynch, N. Stevens J. Lee, S. Cacy. 5th Row: A. Gibson, T. Barclay, J. Jones, H. Riney, S. Wollaston, J. DRE ilgiii3i'i'ii A QW M2595 AME?-HCA The FHA is one of the most active organizations on campus. The members have had a very busy and rewar- ding year. All the planning began in June when the of- ficers attended a workshop where plans for the entire year were made implementing the year's theme, 'LReach for the Starsf' The monthly meetings began in August with a pro- gressive dinner with everyone dressing as a different star. ln September the new members were invited to the informal initiation with the theme being outerspace. In October the formal initiation was held at Ridglea Coun- try Club. The first meetings had been mostly fun, but in November the meeting took a more serious note as members of S.A.D.D. fStudents Against Drunk Drivingj conducted the meeting. Of course, December brought HA Cindy LaVigne, 3rd VP of Projects, Angie Ray, lst VP of Program, Dahna Clark, President, Phillip Stavens, Beau, Theresa Lohmann, 2nd VP of Encounter, Kathy Jones, 5th VP of Publicity, Judith Sanchez, Social Chairman, Lisa Martin, Historian, Gail Schmidtzinsky, Treasurer, Donya Kuehl, 4-th VP of Recreation, Andrea Turner, Secretary. the annual Christmas party at Cindy LaVigne's home. One of the big events of each year is Daddy's Date Night. This took place at Mr. Catfish in February. March brought FHA week and the election of officers for the next year. The area meeting in Stephenville and the state meeting in Houston took place in April in addi- tion to the Grandmothers' Tea and the Encounter Awards. The last monthly meeting in May was the tradi- tional farewell to seniors. The FHA is sponsored by Mrs. Linda Hailey and Mrs. Ann Reagan who are both very active in the local chapter and area and state activities. Mrs. Reagan retired at the end of this year and her hard work and devotion to FHA will be missed by everyone connected with the organization.

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Literary Club Top Row, Left to Right: Philip Stavens, Stephanie Reid, Eddie Bills, Stacey Everett, Eddie Horton, Sean Thomas. Second Row: fSponsorj Brenda Bradley, Chris Gibson, Jodie McDonald, Donisha Huddleston, Amanda Carlson, Kim Tackett, Kathy Harmening, Holly Norman, Julia Hernandez, Jamie Deel, Deric Weiss, Charlie Hornick, Mary Norris, Shannon Norman, Marion Koldin, Mike Holley, Genie Robinson. Third Row: Paula Holley, .lonnye Roa, Debbie Jordan, Charlotte Hornick, Kelly Keen, Cindy LaVigne, Theresa Lohman. Bottom Row: Gina Cunaca, Ellen Palmer, Rhonda Ham. The Literary Club was under the direction of a new sponsor this year, Mrs. Brenda Bradley. The Literary Club met early in the school year to elect officers and make plans for a busy year. The purpose of the Literary Club is to explore cultural ideas such as reading and discussing literature, attending the theater and visiting museums. For one field trip, the members visited several museums in Fort Worth and ended the day by eating out. The club also had several meetings before school so the members could share reading experiences or personal writing. Poetry is a favorite literary form of many of the members so there is always an original poem available for reading. wp Stavens wrote a poem about the football team that became Mite of everyone. The Literary Club provided many cultural opportunities for its members. Officers Q Left to Right: V.P. Y Eddie Bills, Secretary Y Stephanie Reid, and President f Stacey Everett. M , I - 1 - ai t -- OFFICE HOURS 18171441-7181 BY APPOINTMENT ANSWERED 241 HRS- B 81 D Hardware, Inc. , ALEDO FAMILY MEDICINE 7. .wh Chase s CLINIC Grocery Store FARM nom 5 521 Farm nu. 5 N Downtown, Aledo P o sox 216 t - - l Aledo, Texas 441-9150 . . U Al-EDO, TEXAS 76008 Louis 81 Mary Ann Boubel L.G. Bunnows, o.o. J.N.SMITI-ls. 441-8779 n.o. . . , ., - ,,.. 1 M 40 Literary Club