Klein Forest High School - Evergreen Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Tm ' i l Q13 Preschoolers had a chance to go trick or treating around the school. Brad Congdon looks over the goodies he has collected. Q23 The 1983-84 preschoolers are: fbottom row, left to rightj Christopher Gibson, Homer Reza, Ionathon Moody, Caleb Smith, Travis Iones, Adam Smith, Crissy Cunningham, Aaron Scott, Ianna Cox, Lindsy Marshall, Wendy Ware, Catherine Hahn, Jenny Griffeth, Sunni Smith, Whitney Trevellini, Amy Watson, Qsecond rowj Mukul Haraharan, Ray Bullinger, Charlie Gonzalez, Klint Paschal, jill Griffeth, Cecilia Moreno, Brooke Sumrall, Catherine Bordelon, Sonia Gonzalez, Ionathan McCoy, joseph Cogdon, Kari Braband, Elizabeth Palka, Kyle Jacobs, Edwin Whitaker, fthird row, preschool teachersj sponsor, Susan Dorsey, Laura Navickas, Brenda Hahn, Stephanie Gustafson, Karen Beck, Ana Ruiz, Tammy Sloan, Stephanie Baker, Pam Cox, Alesia Welsh, Beth Cartwright, Kelly Smejkal, Beverly Crews, ftop rowj Nancy Hopkins, Cherrise Calhoun, Allison Colvard, Kim Haper, Yvonne Arellano, Michelle Trautwein, Elisha Enderli, Donna Marburger, Zoe Christoffel, Alice Acord, Sharon Lingold, Yolanda King, and Peggy Kreger. f3JKim Haper teachesjanna Cox and Iill Griffeth manipulative skills. 145 Preschooler Elizabeth Palka uses her fine motor skills. 252 ORGANIZATIONS Q2 Aqfxtpxglfil is V M u A sa, ,JC , 4 V2 42 hifi .av AQ, Cl' jp 4 l. 0, uaiqfk ,i 7,111 A 5: xi .jc

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1.1 C11 Future Homemakers!HERO member Elisha Enderli presents her proficiency manual display during the district competition, Her partner on the project was Beth Hutcheson. C27 Zoe Christoffel, Alice Acord and Michelle Andrews show off their IE 4 H25 RESPONSES? 1 'F' 2 ,.,.,.m.w WW ALCOHOL manual display during district competition. The three FHA members advanced to area competition with the project. 133 Member Tracie Schramme is interviewed for the district competition. ,132 ' -131' 4 . , Hs. ggq V 'aw js., sy .sz M if .sm 'H t .,,,. ?'Y ., ,sf .V gg 5 Q 5 , ,fain sf 1 - 6 tif 5 We 'A 1 'r'rr - :,i ,,. .f1, , . :sw zu sw af-L ' V ff. .W . f The club chose two major projects this year, MADD, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and keeping nutritionally sound and physically fit, because we wanted to streamline our efforts, stated Kathy Bell, one of the four FHA! HERO sponsors. The 75 members of the organization were required to take a short test, learn the club creed, and pay a small due to join the club. Testing members and requiring the creed to be memorized was something new tried to cut down on inactive members, commented Janet Brumley, co-sponsor. FHA! HERO proved to be an ex- tremely active club with fund raisers, special activities and competition. The fund raisers were, selling candy and then Christmas cookies. Proficiency events and FHA activities week, February 6-10, were two activities that in which the members enjoyed participating. As for competition the members could enter under three events, manual! chapter display, illustrated talk and job in- terview I application. District com- petition took place at Klein High School on November 16, the area competition in the Houston Hyatt Regency, February 10 and 11, and state competition in San Antonio, April 12-13. The members and sponsors, Brumley, Bell, Susan Dorsey and Peggy Dewhurst, met in the home economics living room the third Tuesday of every month to plan the next month's activities. 1331 ORGANIZATIONS 253