Lake Hamilton High School - Wolf Howl Yearbook (Pearcy, AR)

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Future Homemakers Build Happier Homes. l-Mrs. W illiams is getting ideas for F.H.A. 2-F.H.A. Beau, Kenny Knox. 3-F.H.A. Officers- Cathy Myers, President; Leslie Sanders, First Vice President; Katrina Tillery, Federation First Vice President; Jeanne Myers, Second Vice President; Judy Hawkins, Third Vice President; Susan Barnes, Secretary; Terri Bradford, Historian and Reporter. 7S F.H.A.

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Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization serving students preparing for careers in business. The FBLA plan of organization includes local chapters, state chapters, and the FBLA national organization. At the local level, money making pro jects are organized to raise money to go to the district and state conferences. At the district meeting on March 6th at HSU, representatives for our 41 members will compete with contestants from 38 other schools in the following events: parliamentary procedure, poster, business communications, job inter- view, extemporaneous speaking, pub- lic speaking, economics, office procedures, business mathematics, accounting, typewriting, and short- hand. The Lake Hamilton chapter has brought home 7 district awards during the past 2 years. The State Leadership Confer- ence is April 24-25 in Little Rock. Here winners from each district will compete with winners from all over the state. The 1980-81 national theme for FBLA is In Touch With the Business of America. One of the major objectives of FBLA is to develop self-confidence and strong, aggressive business leadership so that these future businessmen and women may participate more effec- tively in the business and community life of which they are soon to be an integral part. l-Mrs. Walston takes over an FBLA meeting. 2-James Collier looks over an FBLA magazine. 3-8tanding: Brent Rogers, Sheila Gurley, Lynn Heltzel, Carrie Loy, Susan Connely. Melinda Brown, Amy Rowton, Sherry Pinker- ton. Karen Waite, Cindy White, Todd Lucas, Sue Taylor, Kelly Perkins, Katrina Tillery, Tonya (Jarner. Dee Dee Eslick, Kay Doris, Vicki Bra.ziel, Rhonda Dugen, Donna Lucas, Robin Gudinas. rr EDucTTifr jfey UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Kneeling: Patty Puloma, Cheryl Dodson, Charlie Broadbent, Jeanne Myers, Leslie Sanders. Kelly Rhodes, Cindy Stratton, Becky Weatherford, Shawn Otteson, Kelly Duncan, Mary Caldwell. Laurie Chambers, Valli Smith, Kim Hunter. Sharon Jones. 4-FBLA Officers: Jeanne Myers-Vice President; Cheryl Dodson- Historian; Carrie Loy-Secretary Treasurer; Melinda Brown-President; Cindy Stratton- Reporter. FBLA 77

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1 -Front row: Janet Hughes. Patti Staley, Teresa McKinzie, Kim Minton, Debbie McGill. Judy Hawkins, Terri Bradford, Jamie Ricks, Sheila Kirschman, Susan Barnes, Delores Cloud, Liana Tankersley, Ginger Rice, Kim Carter, Kelly Rhodes, Leslie Sanders. Back row: Cathy Myers, Katrina Tillery, Sharon Upchurch, Caria Hughes. Lisa Bates. Debra Ketchum, Ozella Winningham. Brenda Raith, Becky Sanders. Trisha Hunt, Jane Jacob, Stacy Schmidt, Lisa Pate, Carrie Loy, Arlena Daniels, Tammy Mace, Kelly Perkins, Rhonda Duggan. Stephanie Tinley, Melinda Brown, Katy Hill, Amy Rowton. Jeanne Myers, Patti Puloma, Tammy Christian, and Mr s. Winn Williams, sponsor. 2-Patty Puloma, Ozella Winningham, Jeanne Myers and Susan Barnes at an F.H.A. meeting. The F.H.A. provides girls with the opportunity to learn about the home. Besides learning about the home, the F.H.A. participates in many school activities. The F.H.A. par- ticipates in Spirit Week to root the Wolves on to victory. Along with school activities come the traditional F.H.A. assemb- lies. The Federation meeting was held on November 13. On that day, many girls from the four counties in the federation came to Hot Springs to spend the day at the Convention Auditorium. The Federation officers, including Katrina Tillery, presided over the meeting. There were guest speakers, entertainment, and the new officers were installed. The F.H.A. participates in fund raising activities, such as selling Stanley. Each member has to sell $10.00 worth in order to go to the State Fair. Where would Lake Hamilton be without our Future Homemakers of America? F.H.A. 79