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

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5 CHESS CLUB 5' Checkmate u In C ess a The Chess Club at Fountain-Ft. Carson High School is open to all students who like to play ! chess and are interested in improving their game. The club plans and runs tournaments for mem- bers and for all interested students to partici- pate in. Members usually play in at least one tournament a year with other high schools in the area. The club also participates in service projects at the high school. ,Awww Top to Bottom QL toRJg President Tim Mortenson. Sponsor Becky Poole, Tim Mortenson, Ron Schnurr, Scott Salomon, R.J. Steer, and .lay Wilson.

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on 0 BLACK STUDE T U I0 BSU And ITS Uniting Efforts lt's true that the purpose of the Black Student union is to unite the minority of Blacks and other minorities in the school. Another purpose is to unite Black students with the rest of the school. The club studies the history and problems of their race. During Black History Week, a display will be assembled in the library window, and announcements will be made throughout the week. Martin Luther King's birthday is observed, and a display announcement will be made that morning. The club unites itself with the school, with activities open to the whole student body. One of these activities was the dance held on January 19, entitled Bits and Pieces . It is the atmosphere here at F.F.C.H.S. that inspired it, because people are always coming and going. When they come, they are from all parts of the world, since this is a school near a military base. Officers KL to Rl: Pres. Tanya Lewis, Sec. Delores Haines, not pictured V. Pres. Donna McLean Back Row QL to RJ: Sponsor, Mike Rossi, Galen Brown, Scott Coleman, Chris Smith, Monica Anderson, Mike Brown, Martin Brown, Tony Harris, 2nd row: Youndrick Bailey. Tammie Shingleton, Trace Matlock, Michele Little, Tondaleo Day, Byron King, Znd row: Floyd Allison, Rick Cooper, Sec. Delores Haines, Pres. Tanya Lewis, Ken Coleman, Todd Turner, Tony Chalmers.

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A r O fe A.-W CL B Law Enforcers Aren't Always Policemen The Law Club was formed to provide a challenge for the students at F.F.C.H.S., not only do they strive to improve rela- tions between students and the police de- partment, but they also try to inform those students who are interested in occu- pations in the law enforcement field. Each year Law Club sponsors the honor guard and parking attendants at home games, along with sponsoring community and school activities. They also take spe- cialized field trips in order to learn more about the law processes. Top to Bottom QL to Rj:Alice Hou- chens, Don Shartran, Valarie Aragon, Mark Gonzales, Jimmie Helton, Keith Wilson, Robert Greg Rocha, Lynette West. Jenny Hocanson, Jamie Helton, Dawn Reed, and Mark Cloer. Sec. Jenny Hocanson, Vice pres. Dawn Reed, Pres. Jamie Helton I 39