Amory High School - Panorama Yearbook (Amory, MS)

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LEADERS OF AMERICA Left: The Amory High School FBLA chapter won the first place award in March of Dimes Project Help at the state competition due to their efforts during a door to door collection campaign. Shown left are worker coordinators and local March of Dimes chairperson. Standing left to right: Monica Thomas, Rachel Dollar. Mr. Danny Golding, and Melanie Fikes. Left top: The M and M's campaign for Mandi Marett in her bid for state FBLA office. Middle left: David Miller, Mark Johnson, and A1 Ling relax a little after stiff competition at state. Middle right: Sherri Prestridge, Kelly Sims, Lee King, and Keith Wilson confer on chances of winning — calm down Keith!

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FUTURE BUSINESS Officers of FBLA: Standing left to right — Stan Patterson — Reporter, Mike Stewart — Parliamentarian, Robert Pickle — President, Monica Thomas — Representative, Brock May — Vice-President, Allen Hodo — Treasurer. Seated left to right — Vettra Standifer — Representative, Jeri White — Secretary. Not pictured are sponsors Mrs. Dee Allison and Mrs. Kay Moffett. The purpose of FBLA is to develop competent, agres-sive business leaders from students who have been or who are enrolled in a business education program. FBLA tries to instill in its members responsibility, leadership, character, and to have regularly scheduled beneficial meetings. FBLA was very successful at the State Leadership Conference winning the second place Sweepstakes Award. Individual winners and their categories were A1 Ling and Rachel Dollar, 1st place in graphic arts; Stan Patterson and Lee King, members of the state parliamentary procedures team; Sherri Prestridge, 1st place in business law; Diane Irwin, 1st place in clerk typist 1. All of these students are state winners and attended the National Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C. in June to represent the state of Mississippi. l 28

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V I c A The purpose of VICA is to develop leadership abilities through participation in educational, vocational, civic, recreational, and social activities. The aims of VICA include creating programs that will motivate members in their training and club activities, expanding leadership training programs, and creating and expanding leadership training conferences on local, state, and national levels. AHS' VICA received First place at district competition in precision Machining and in Opening and Closing Ceremonies. VICA Officers and sponsor pictured left to right: Pay Clark — Secretary; Trip Wiygul — Parliamentarian; Jeffrey Pearson — Club Advisor; Norris French — Reporter; Barry Talley — Vice-President; Jon Walls — President; and Mr. Chester McCall — sponsor. Not pictured is sponsor Mr. Paul McFarling. 30