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Jill Elmore does her part in the FBLA installation ceremony. Photo by Mieke Kauffman GOOD CONNECTIONS LAYOUT DESIGN BY MARC MCELVEEN Joining clubs helps me stay active in school and I enjoy being a part of the changes that take place. -Ashleigh Thrasher Photo by Ric Lunsferd I Why do you join clubs? I join clubs so I can skip school to go on interesting trips. (Giggle). - Sherry McLaughlin Photo by Jill Chalfant
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Miss Knight takes notes as Todd Tucker, Mi- chael Wiggins, and Tony Travis teach her the wishbone. Photo by Trena Adair Teresa Kitchens turns janitor attempting to clean up the horrendous mess made during float-building week while Chris Simpson su- pervises. Photo by Trena Adair Christi Walpole isn't exactly turning the tables, but she is turning around to visit with some of her friends. Photo by Trena Adair
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Good Connections from getting out of a boring homeroom (and into a boring meeting) or getting an extra picture in the year- book, why do people join clubs? For some, the clubs are their way of being part of the cliques that pepper the school. There is a certain char- acter to each club, and the students pick the ones that match their character closest. Others find clubs like Future Teachers of America, Future Business Leaders of America, and Future Farmers of America are a way to a future vocation. The clubs provide the training and some of the experience that can make getting a job or running a business easier. How about trips? Only the Library clubs. Quill and Scroll, and Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes don't take trips. There are competitions for future farmers, homemakers, and business leaders and a convention for Betas. The future teachers and Spanish Club go to the elementary school to teach those students. Of course, pins and other paraphernalia are available in clubs — most have cards for members. Parties at Christmastime and the end of the year abound. The clubs also produce projects and hold competitions, ranging from the Quill and Scroll's revived Literary Magazine and the Beta Club's Mr. Miss BHS pageant to the Journalism staff's Bearcat Eyes and the Student Council's class of the year contest. These activities give members a chance to gain experiences for later life. With all this to offer, clubs make good connections. By Eric Nelson CLUBS DIVIDER
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