Bradshaw Mountain High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Prescott Valley, AZ)

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FBLA --ef f-,,,.,w .5 O Ki W r ii V? . Y is 'il Back Row, Left to Right: Jeff Stevens, Dan Barber, Andy Chase, Karen Thornton, Suzanne Brady, Patty LeQuense, Krista Anders. 2nd row: Mrs. Abbot, Nancy Little, Berlin Stevens, Susan Wines, Joyce Horne, Joann Puchalski, Martha Chavez, Peter Hodan, Doug Stamat, Teresa Webster, Debbie Fink, 3rd row: Bridget Hall, Peggy Lassila, Chris Makos, Rose Flickenger, Jeanna Kuester, Janene Makos, Jim Remasal, Del Marie Middleton. ' FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA is a national vocational education organization for all students who are interested in andfor pre- to paring for business andfor office or business education careers. The purpose of the organization is to provide, as an intergral part of the instructional program, additional opportunities for secondary students to develop vocational and career supportive competencies and promote civic and personal responsibility. x

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'N Bottom Row: Diane Davis, Brenda Bosick, David Schlax, Chip Lake. First Row: Connie Miller, Debbie Curry, Alice Norris, Lisa Desjadon, Phyliss Thomas, Lynne Beeson, Second Row: Cari Lake, Debbie Burke, Julie Coulter, Tracey Merrifield, Janette Merrifield, Kerry Nilson. Third Row: Mrs. Judes, Laurie Houser, JoAnn Musser, Charlene Bigelow, Tammy Jeroux, Vicki Kanover, Jackie Carter, Sally Fischer, Top Row: Summer Jeroux, Billy Mooers, Debbie Rudebeck, Gina Stroug, Robert Beeson, Marianne Degoey, Chris Bondurant. 1 ' ,N , . C,,l7LmfX l 6 HJC , . f X X ' 1 - - Q l ujall, VXQVQS DUCT hiri-lgi. ,Grief - U ' . Cox L,Om l . . . J- W6 L+ wif 'C' QJQ Y, l D 43-P QV if 5 K Cl 6 VW l Future Homemakers of America is a national organi- , , , W , I , 1 ip zation designed to promote Home Economics. Their kj wif? if 5 fl-l 1 VU X' main purpose is to help the individual, the school, - , F , . and community. ln fi- l if not Si TOCJQMSUK' ' 'A Ll W ' ' S ftheir activiti s thi r ' 1 ded a W lk- - ome o e s yea mc u a a i i ' u - Thon for Cancer, Installation Banquet, Fund Raising QQQJLJQK CXQC oi l L-,KQPQCX Ll Alffj Projects, and a Sweet-Heart Dance. -Q i a N h ,N X i I .1 X ' This year Tammy Jeroux was elected as Recreation lf '-- 3 'JTC pl l , l-lc? 6 JCE-Tlflkjl Chairman at the fall district meeting. Tammy was C, U. N -uf ' X 1 , f , ' the first person from Bradshaw to be elected to such -Jr fl -J LAS , lo V,,. 1 an office. Nfw Ci Qi QQQA AJ 4 mf, 5.3 Q rw Qi oo-ff -,Q Q Q I fs -V 1 ' ' J . I. f f QW if-. 'fNc?'tlLl W0 of Cx more af,fv:Qf f3- mgoe MQ 52 ' ' ti oct is Ci

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,J ,,A,i l Bottom Row: David Jefferey, Todd Griswold, Kelly Herbert, Terrie Griswold, Cindy Leavitt, Kim Prinz, Lisa Marquis, Mr. Haddow. Second Row: Pete Copeland, Malinda Wrisk, Gary Marquis. Top Row: Debbie Doherty, Lisa Miller, Greg Heath. The Traffic Representatives of Arizona's Governor's Youth Council attended the state convention to learn better ways of teaching highway safety. They took their knowledge to the elementary school and junior high through safety programs. if 37 N - Q 5 Sitting Down: Brian Kramer, Alice Norris, Stacy Webbeking. Standing: Jeanna Kuester, Melissa Richardson, Mrs. Delp, Laurie Houser, Laurie Allen, Mrs. Sizemore, Dale Hammel, Lisa Desjadon, Kim Fritz, Glenda Carlock. National Honor Society consists of sophomores, juniors and seniors who meet the four criteria of scholar- ship, service, leadership and character. The purpose of NHS is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character. This year NHS sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance and began a service project called Teacher of the Month, recognizing the members of our faculty who are doing an outstanding job. They also supplied refreshments for the teachers during National Education Week.