Robertsdale High School - Robala Yearbook (Robertsdale, AL)

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HOSA Helps Community HOSA, Health Occupation Students of America, provides programs and activities to help individuals develop their physical, men- tal, and social well-being. HOSA is involved in comimunity projects such as blood pressure screenings, the health fair, and volunteer health agencies. The members of HOSA are health occupation students. The sponsor of HOSA is Mary Childress. The senior members of HOSA are: (from left) Doreen Grimes, Lynn LaCoste, Carta Robbins, Mary Childress (sponsor). ifhe junior members of HOSA are: (front row left) Llfma Jerkins, Tracy Ikner, Latricia Hauge, Becky treit, Melissa Boykin, Mary Childress (sponsor). (back row) Cindy Stanton, Lori Harvison, Stephanie Ellison, Jennifer Plato.

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HERO Develops Interest in Home Economics Home Economics Related Occupations HERO ' S purpose is to strengthten the function of the family as a basic unit of society, to institute programs promoting greater under- standing between youth and adults, and to de- velop interest in home economics. HERO ' s sponsors are Debbie Ezell and Inez Collins. The senior members of HERO are: ( from left) Inez Collins, (sponsor), Hellen Mitchell. Samantha Mitchell, Sharon Collins. Connie Smith, Donna Petelinski, Tonya Middle- ton, Mary Brown, Charlene Scott, Debhie Ezell (sponsor) The junior members of HERO are; (from left) Debbie Ezell (sponsor). Darlene Edwards, Paula Beisel. Terry Mitchell, Becky Bishop, Kim Jerkins, Inez Collins (sponsor).

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Deadline Rush As annual deadlines drew nearer, Mrs. Da- vis (annual staff sponsor) room becomes a scene of pandemonium. Typewriters click con- tinuously for days, pencils scribble out rough drafts, and of course, the trashcans are filled to overflowing with ideas that just did not come out right . For every one page that is complet- ed at least three or four type sheets and two final layout pages are messed up. Finally, the book is completed and there is time to relax and enjoy the feeling of satisfaction gained from a job well done. Despite the agony of the deadline rush, most annual staffers will agree that seeing the final product produced is worth all of the effort that was required. The annual staff for this year are from left to right: Doro- thy Hodge (photographer), Diana Givens (editor), Allen Pope (photographer), Tina Sutton (editor). Tammy Havel (photographer); 2nd row: Wendy Easley, Dawn Davis, Emily Bradley, Jennifer Krob, Tammy Pulliam (business manager); 3rd row: Karen Weaver, Gina Rhodes, Linda Sawyer; 4th row: Brian Ramey, Bradley Hinton, Anne Bradley, Charles Windham, Craig Day (photographer). Below: Melanie Wise researches newspapers and maga- zines to find current events of interest to place in the annu- al ' s special monthly account of events. Right above: Notice the weird faces annual staffers make when feeding themselves at the annual sales party. Right below: Editors for this year ' s annual were Diana Givens (left) and Tina Sutton. 96— Annual Staff