Robertsdale High School - Robala Yearbook (Robertsdale, AL)

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Four FFA Students awarded State Farmer Degree Abo e: Amos C rawns demonstrates some of the jects done in FFA. Right: (left to right! Jerry Byrd, Paul Johnson, Walt Engel, Uonnie Pierce, Danny Starling, and Brian Hor- ton received FFA awards on Honor ' s Day. Future Farmers of America was created to educate members about agriculture and farming. Under the leadership of Mr. Creamer, FFA helped to promote leader- ship, citizenship, and cooperation. The title of State Farmer, one of the highest degrees given to a student, was pre- sented to Walt Engel, Danny Starling, Bri- an Horton, and Donnie Pierce. Walt Engel was also awarded the Agricultural Accom- plishment A ward given by DEKALB. Overall FFA seemed to have a successful year. Top: Members of FFA are as follows: (left to right) Mr. Creamer, Charles Jones, Paul Johnson, Donnie Pierce, Danny Starling, Brian Horton, (second row) Richard Harbison, Neil Betterton, Jason Brock, Keith Brown, Jerry Byrd, Lee Wilson, Van Fowler, Robbie Comstock, David Middleton, Wall Engel, Teddy Mitchell, (third row) Tony Nitteberg, John Sprock, Jamie Grimes, Rick Breeden, Alonzo Smith, Marice Hardy, Dereck Middleton, Kevin Boyington, Roddy Hammond, Wayne Lipscomb, Monty Harris, (fourth row) Jeff Burch, Ron Peter- son, Ralph Englehart, Donnie Gipson, Travis Com- stock, Ben Wallace, Steve Hammack, Robert Lew- is, Brent Kendrick, Matt Moppins, Tony Macon, (fifth row) Johnny Jackson, Jesse Wilson, Brian Cooper, Wade Cooper, Roger Anderson, Freddy Gipson, Tonya Allen, Sonya Allen, Randy Cornell, Paul Kostelecky, Hugh Baker, Tony Corvo, (sixth row) Shannon Welch, Richard Smith, Bobby Wil- liams, Jimmy Middleton, Curtis Johnson, Roy Campbell, Heith Rimph, Rodney Foster, Harrell Grant, Amos Cravens, Leon Ellison, (seventh row) Shane Welch, Chris Colman, Scott Little, Stacie Ryals, Robert Boyington, Gene Mosley, Steve Nel- son, Scott Odom, Timmy Brown, Chris Fent, and Shawn Campbell

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Drama— It ' s Just A Stage The Drama club was created to pro- vide entertainment for the student body and the surrounding community as well as to interest students in dramatic arts. The Drama Club had a very success- ful year due to support and involvement from its members and the entire student body. Two plays, along with the Clumsy Left: The evil Dacron was played by Bradley Hin- ton in the Clumsy Custard Horror Show. Above: No problem! Allen Pope and Mike Wain- wright are just trying some new fads. Custard Horror Show, were produced this year. The club also helped to pro- duce the Bunny ' s Goodtime Hour. Be- cause of many after school hours, leader- ship, and cooperation from its members, the Drama club had a very successful and entertaining year. Linda Sawyer recites a favorite line. It ain ' t gonna get no darker than this! Top: Members of the Drama Club are as follows: (left to right) Allen Pope (Secretary I, Bradley Hinton (Vice- President), Connie Smith (President), Anne Bradley (Treasurer), (second row) Brian Postle, Lisa Esponge, John Corbin, Kelly Ellison, Rose Havel, Jim Reeves, Jennifer Birks, Kathy Sheehy, Lori Adams, Dottie Packard, (third row) Todd Ellison, Cindv Kostelecky, Pam Johnson, Wendy Easley, Gina Rhodes. Candace Dyess, Dawn Davis, Ronda Constanine, Becky Streit. Tammy Pulliam, Carol Kostelecky. Linda Sawyer, (fourth row) Starr Kyser, Danny Poos, Chad Lockhart, Chris Miller, Steve McKinney. Walt Engel. Anthony Maulden. Pam Hinton, Tina Sutton. Leslie Lacoste, Allison Lassitter

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FHA— Learning How To Live Better Above: Tina Havel, Debbie McLendon. and Lisa Gray seem to be enjoying one of the FHA tasks. Top: Members of FHA are as follows: (left to right) Shirley Bell, Tricia Harrell (Vice-President). Lisa Farr (President), Connie Smith (Secretary-Trea- surer), (second row) Danelte Richardson, Belinda Waddle, Donna White, Rhonda Lakip, Nina Len- nix. Sherry Jernigan, Terri Johnson, Dorothy Langham, AUyson Lassitter, Angie Edwards, (third row) Dixie Calloway, Kim Smith, Carmen Kane, Monica Long, Lisa Patterson, Lisa Peturis, Cheryl Rider, Melony Merchant, Debbie McLendon, Mrs. Bell talks to FHA members at a club meeting. (fourth row) Pam Johnson, Joice Childress, Carol Kostelecky, Tina Zellers, Tammy Summers, Amy Tuberville, Janelle Day, (fifth row) Cheryl Dunbar, Tina Havel, Lisa Smith, Beth Lawrence, Sondra Snider. Kilty Trichler. (sixth row) Carol Van Hou- ton, Sandy Mitchem, Susan Rabren, Dottie Pack- ard, Sam Weekley, Kim Hinote, Sheila Wilson, Tammy Booth, (seventh row) Julie Ping, Gloria Duncan, Nancy Bakes, Karen Carlee, Michelle Pickles, and Jennifer Jacobson Future Homemakers of America was created to involve girls who wanted to be- come better homemakers. The club helps to provide an opportunity for self-develop- ment and for family and social living. FHA also helps to promote cooperation and re- sponsibility. FHA, sponsored by Mrs, Bell, had fund raising candy sales and participated in oth- er school functions. Danette Ricardson, Donna White, and Stephanie Hadley went to Montgomery for a state FHA meeting to bring a close to the club ' s year.