Fountain Fort Carson High School - Yearbook (Fountain, CO)

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA W A . ng., Back row, left to right: Miss Daniels, Nancy Hart, Iody Armstrong, Mike Fields, Ed Miss Daniels shows the techniques of sewing, Maiyberger, Row two: Renee Boles, Debbie Noller, Paula Valdez, Susie Truijillo, Row three, Karrie McKay, Bobbie Dye. X. gy K ,t- 5, v e .flint , qw .. N at ' 'tt 2 L k , .', Q , lody Armstrong gets brave and sneaks a taste. 2 - 1 Future Homemakers of America is designed to give home Economics students a sense of belonging and acceptances in a group of students with similar interests. They take pride in participating and initiating school projects, Community projects, including group activities which they can do for entertainment and recreation. Valerie Howard models for Dede Nuttal models for the the FHA Fashion show. FHA Fashion show. 93

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KEY CL B UNLGCKS DUCJR T0 THE FUTURE KF ,M ff Back row, left to right: Billy Bray, Tommy Gonzales, Kenny O'Neil, Tim Talent, Tedd Puckett, Lorri McGarvey, Mr. Coleman, second row: Renee Hansen, Kendra O'Neil, Valerie Howard, Debbie Ruckmich, Lisa Maiurro, Shonda Mehringer, Debbie Maiurro, first row: Gayle Hand, Tracie Kelsen, Myron Saylor, Rachelle Bailey, Sharon Iones, Susie Trujillo. - - - -- V 1- zwtfffstlffift i' it . f Another exciting Key club meeting. Key Club is sponsored jointly by the Fountain Kiwanis Club and the high school. The purpose of the club is to serve the school and the community and to help develop leaders for the future. Students who are willing to preform services for the communities in which they may live are a part of the Key Club. Key club assisted with the Labor Day Street Breakfast, sponsored the faculty vs. police basketball game, ran the Muscular Dystrophy Bike-a-thon, and helped at the Fountain Ir. High PTA Carnival. Mr. Coleman, the Key club sponsor. 92

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B.S. . PROMOTES MI ORITY ACTIVITIES The purpose of the BSU is to promote the rights of the black youth and to stimulate them to accomplishments higher than might otherwise be realized or even imagined. To accomplish these goals, individual, as well as group participation, is centered around civic, ethnic, and scholastic endeavors. The BSU goal is to encourage the black youth to become culturally aware of their own self-worth as well as to work together as an organizational unit. As these goals and desires are met and accomplished by the youths of the Black Student Union, better understanding of blacks by society will truly enhance the social and personal associations of all concerned. eww Activities sponsored by the BSU for 1979-80 school year have included the annual presentation of the Gong Show which was received well due to the excellent support of the student body and various teachers. Also included in the year's activity was the celebration of the Black History week in February. The celebrations included numerous paintings of influential blacks both past and present who worked in the areas of equal rights for all. Back, left to right: Sharon Calmes, Thomas Hopkins, Elva Mosley, Karen Burney, Chauncey Parker, Chamagne Iohnson, Keith Morgan, lerome Fair, Morris Gathright, Iimmy Thomas, Pierr Council. Middle: Katrina Little, Eleanor Parker, Donny Madison, Debbie Parder, Bertha Williams, Derrick Gathright, Andrea Dillard, Barbara Williams, Karen Butler. Front: Sponsor Alan Cyphers, Tyra Thomas, Gwendolyn Lee, Lorraine Morgan, Angie Aubrey, Wanda Newsome, Michelle Matthews. ill'-v-' ' Vice President Andrea Dillard, presides over a BSU meeting. BSU President Tom Hopkins points out a few facts.