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! FHA is more than just cooking and sewing. It ' s learning to decorate a house, raise a tam- ily, manage a budget, and perform many other skills necessary tor a successful home. Our FHA sponsor is Mrs. Mary Jim Bottcher, Mrs. Bottcher puts much time and work into the success of her students and numerous FHA projects. A first prize of $548.92 for our state fair display, along with $1 00 for the county fair competition is proof of that. Aside from all of our prize money, FHA sells cookbooks each year. The year is highlighted by various field trips. Five members attended the state convention in Montgomery, while the entire chapter enjoyed a trip to the state fair. TOP LEFT: Kelli Weaver and Kim McKinney learn the secrets of mak- ing pecan drop cookies BELOW Enc Reid and Willie Thomas get busy making goodies for the hospitality room at the regional basketball tournament.
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CHECK RIGHT: Cheryl Ruth and Renee Butler work hard making enough cupcakes to treat the student body to celebrate National FHA week BELOW: The FHA ' s hard work really paid off when they won first place at the State Fair for their exhibit comparing the costs of ready to wear clothes with similar clothes made at home •LMAKEHS Or It s Obvious U .
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CLUB The 0 ' Club is an organiza- tion of football players and cheerleaders from grades 10- 12. To be in this club, one is initiated in some very strenu- ous ways For example, the boys have their heads shaved, and the girls can ' t shave their legs for three months during basketball season TOP: The O ' Club elects Janet Bryant as their football sweet- heart, li iss O ' Day. and Candy Hanson is alternate. CENTER: The 0 ' Club initiates participate in the Christmas parade In the dead of winter, they put on shorts and t-shirls and ride bicycles pulling wag- ons in the frosty night air. BOTTOI : 0 ' CLUB FRONT ROW, Becky Gibbs. Tammy Miller, Yvette Mollis. Joey Whit- lock, Lisa Fretwell SECOND ROW, lyiikey Smith, Edith Che- ney, David Esslinger, Robert Ratliff, Linda Cornelius, Mickey Latta, Candy Hanson, Kelly McMillan. Charles Gibbons. THIRD ROW, Coach O ' Shields, Robert Marsh. Jimmy Season, Eric Sanders, Phillip McCay. Jim Murphree. FOURTH ROW, Greg Tucker. Chad Botlcher. Greg Moore. Rodney Ratch- ford. Rusty Moore. Lisa O ' Rear, Beth Botlcher FIFTH ROW. Ted Murphree, Tommy King. Mark Sims, Tim Lasseter, Patrick Fendley. Steve John- son. u
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