Alexandria High School - Epic Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Page 132 text:

Top: Officers: Jodi Ammerman, Scrapbook, - Chorla Parker, Chaploinp Ediei'5tanfard.' Treasurerg Karen Rambo, Vice-Presidentg Rhonda Chandler, lCCg Lauren Varnada Scrapbookg Parry Allen,'V,lFfresident,,, Nliddle: Love surrounds the Junior Y-Teens. First-Row: Laurie Gospord, Coiette Berger- on, Christie Jenkins, Courtney Glosh, Kifn Dunkeson, Trina Lurrvgglodi Arnmerrnan, Lori,1,zMcAllen5itSecond iiliaw: Kathy Taylor, Lelisa Carter, Angie Nido, Jennifer Lernoine, Marianna Connell, Ho,liyiPerdue',' Hoily,gg5outhierg1,-,Mary George. Third Row: Kare5V'9Rambo, Charlo Parker, Joni Rush, Rhonda Chandler, Lauren Varnado, Patty- Allen, Shannoni,Redr'nOf1da Edie Stanford. ,Fourth'il?iow: Angela Hamilton, Alicia Korst, Melinda -Swido, Jamie Caldwell, Tacy Von Bibber, Aimee Verzwyvelt,,Amy Lawson, Cristin l-lordin, ,flat . 128 EPIC 1 1 Junior Y-Teens is an organizatiotir composed of twenty-nine devot- ed junior girls who strive to helps people in the community. This year members took tray favors to nursing homes and hospitals and gave balloons to the children's 'ward of the hospital. ln addition, members helped withthe Special Olympics. Their social octivities in- clude the Mid-Winter Boll and the Y-Teen Christmas dance. As Y- Teens, these girls gain experience in serving the community and ls, fin meetingsfhe needs of others. Junior Y-Teens Friends Forever ph.-

Page 131 text:

l, l e Y-Teens ing Pride lnWhat They Do 'Nl Sophomore Y-Teens is an organ- ization composed of sophomore girlswhasefpurpose is to work with the YWCA in serving the commu- nity. Thisr year m members mode tray favors for me nursing homes in the area and gave a Thanks- giving party forthe children at the Special Education Center. They ol- so made coloring books for one of the local hospitals. Decorating for the Back-to-School, Christmas, and Mid-Winter dances is a service the Sophomore Y-Teens do for our school every year. Serving their community and school ismsome- thing that Sophomore YiTeensH strives,-to accomplish. Top: Sophomore Y-Teens show aff their smiles. . ,i,m Officers: J. Marler, Scrapbook Chairmang D. Traxler, Sgt,-at-Armsg Ms Louviere, Chap., A. Boniol, ICC, R. Partain,JTreas.g A. Drown, Sec.p J. Urbina, V.P.g C. Desplno, Pres. First Row: Robin Gasipard, Roxanne Partain, Shannon Liotta, Geraldine Baudreoux, Amanda Gremillion, Danielle Dinnat, Jennifer Guidryg, Heidi Swims. Sec- ond Row: Rena' Croolis, Peyton Graham, Allison Brown, Jeanette Marler, Kinta Smiths. Trlcia1Penny, Karen Vaughan, Jen- nifer Belk. Third Rowzflennifer Fisher, Adele Swearinger, Liz Munsterman, Kimbra Guil- lot,'VShay. isisinger. Fourth Row: Christie Despino, Melissa Louvieremlodi Allen, Heather Bandy, Jennifer Vaorhies, Nicki Boggs, Deni Conner. Fifth Row: Sherri Whltaket,'Llsa Land,-Dannon Traxler, Allie Baniol, Jennifer Llrbina, Allison Budford, Misty Ducote, Gwen Robinson. Clubs 127

Page 133 text:

Senior Y-Teens is composed of twenty-five senior girls whose pur- pose is to fill the needs of others thrOUQl'1 fellowship, love, ond spir- itj i ll1 Senior Y-Teens offer their help by visiting nursing homes ond by providing help for gll the Speciol Olympics. They olso sponsor donces, porticipote in the Home- coming porode, ond moke teoch- er oppreciotion gifts. The Senior Y- Teen orgonizotion helps eoch of its members goinsthe respect of the community, eoch other, ond themselves. T y gf, g Top: Senior Y-Teens line up to toke o wild shot. Officers: Ashley Mohfouz, Choploing Lindo Dovis, lCC, Korin Rossby, Secretoryg Lono Dovis, City-Wide Presidentp Jodi Shriver, President: Robyn White, Vice-President: Down Stevens, Sergeont-ot-Arms: Lolo Do- vis, Scropbook .V,V 'ggi Q ,V First Row: Ashley Mohfouz, Lori Miller, Down Stevens, Showne Horringron, Lynno Loi, Stocey Thiels, .luli Price. Secondlkowa Amy Lee, Amy Prince, Jodi Shriver, Sheri Miller, Koringlkossby, Lindo Dovis, Robyn White,,Loio,Dovis. Third Row: Erico Cooper, Andreoj?EigrillOL, Celeste Schulker, Kotrino Beuchlerg sense Obey, Doyno Dees. Clubs 129