C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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WORKING for Freshman orientation are members Linda McCullough, lulie Salgado, Myrna Salgado and sponsor Pat Cobb. The and Connie Skeens with the help of Mrs. purpose ofthe booth was to introduce in- Cobb assist members with banana split coming freshmen to FHA activities FHA S-Z1 ,-f PING themselves to refreshments of rries, hot fudge, and other goodies the first after school FHA meeting are leske, Liz men' Gina Koloski to FHA party, fixing their banana splits are Cindy preparations Chivers and Marisol Silva. wi 1 FHA - 183

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MEMBERS of the Future Homemakers of America are ffront rowl Sabina Smith, Lydia Anderson, Myrna Salgado, Linda McCullough, and Liz Koloski, f2nd rowl Ms. Zarosky, Annette Sullinger, Irma Marquez, Angie Ashley, Connie Skeens, janet Paredes, Angie Mendoza, and Ms. Cobb. OFFICERS are Lydia Anderson iHistorianj, Myrna Salgado iPresidentJ, Linda McCullough iSecretary!TreasurerJ and Liz Koloski iVice President of Encounterl. Not pictured is lulie Salgado Nice President of Projectsl. i . UM. ' ' L sp. -fs . I Eiga? Y nf fr N S, , 5 14. Ili 1 of istansneaq It Takes Time 8: a Smile Sales, meetings, and making friends-these were elements of any club, but many students chose to obtain these through the Future Homemakers of America. Carnation sales were the primary fund raiser. They were sold before special football games and holidays. Many members gave up half of their lunch hour to work. Money made from these sales went to the Area and State F.H.A. meetings held in Austin and Dallas. Workshops and exciting speakers were featured. At the Area Meeting julie Salgado was presented as the chapter outstanding member. 182 HA y dLyoutbyL KI k An informative workshop was held in January. The topic was 'Stress, Coping vs. Copping Out. The guest speaker was Dr. Frank Zamarippa from Darnell Hospital. Other chapters from the Area at- tended. Myrna Salgado said that through FHA, 'Members hoped to gain eadership experience and a sense of responsibility. SERVING as AREA VII Cooresponding Secretary is Liz Koloski who was elected in San Antonio. WORKING for the Great American Smokeout in the Killeen Mall are Myrna Salgado and Ms. Cobb. -V-M' 1 ' A mg? I

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SHOWING their spirit by putting their graf- fiti on the nvalley sign are Linda Campbell, Ursula Bickham and Becky Escamilla, TALK- ING to a local merchant about an adver- tisement is Evelyn Calaunan. MEMBERS of the yearbook staff are ffront rowj Deidra Radford, Lisa Anker, Amanda Everhart, Leslie Conkling, Linda Campbell, fSection Editorjg l2nd rowj Jeannette Abbud, lSec- tion Editorl, Renate Kaaa, Liz Koloski, Evelyn Calaunan, Sheila Saito lEditorJ, l3rd L T . . A We Work If you bleed on one side, you've got to bleed on another! l'What's a leed? Do we have to bleed to be on the staff? Ulf so, I don't want to join! That was the fear that beginn- ing staff members expressed. They soon learned that this word meant a picture that extended off the page. A new project done by the staff was IIWho's Who at EIIison? , a questionnaire of simple questions such as What are the names of the custodians? This not only helped indentifying people in pictures but also helped staff members become 184 Yearbook Copy and Lay tby Sheila Saito rowj Marsha Carter, jackie Moody, Dawn Adams, Samuel Bowie. l4th rowj Martin Glynn, Ursula Bickham, Becky Escamilla, fHead photographerj, Mary Ann Esquivel, Patty Love, Vicky Henning, fSection Editorl, Albert Owens, Marus Sisko, 15th rowj Greg Morris, Kyle Smith, Susan Clark, fEditorJ, Randy Ray, Paul Vied, Rodney Webb, and Gunter Gable. IDENTIFYING class pictures are Samuel Bowie, Liz Koloski, and Martin Glynn. ,Jf 's ww 1304?-A Fit L Mft 'ti 5 ' , .,,.. , sf f?'gn if s A. .ni t g'l'f- J 54,17 , :S , , 553 XLJL QV 4 ' , HJ ay 4 W 2 si x y Y - Aff -Q TOEBTDBI' familiar with the school. After all the fun something terrible happened-deadlines! These had the power to make students feel like they were working against a time bomb. Becky Escamilla, head photographer, said, L'It's hard work when deadlines come, but it's fun. At the beginning of the year the new members seemed in a world of their own. After all the work, most members felt close and comfortable with one another. Liz Koloski said, l'It's a great experience. g. fi ' ,. . 'am gil :ls-..,.,,., N Ar' A , :zur YM A-I 5?-v : Q M R I , IE - ' ILP