Blue Ridge High School - Cresta Azul Yearbook (Lakeside, AZ)

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Page 14. 1. liflf meets his first human being 2. liflf sees a student boarding .1 bus leaving .it 2:32 pm 3. li.'l'. sneaks a look at the gym from Senior Hall. 4. l2.'l'. gets a rare look at a student checking out a library book, 5. HT. sees strange feet entering Senior Hall. Page 15. I. ET. hopes for something to drink Jillw ., in . -Y, in lhelstudenfs locker 2.V lil ,thinks human beings tind eiitertniii- mem' in strange wnvs tliiki Uishi, lliul lain- nev, St.i,nlt-v Nettles. lhiniix' Bahet- .ind Scott Allen .ire watching .i donut-dunking tontt-st in the catett-ri.i,l 3. ICT, hopes parts from Mrs Hunts trash register will help him phone home 'bn tm' 3' i 5' 1 fx f f I -, 4- 4- Campus gets special touch trange things go on in the stu- dent parking lot. One day just before Christmas a vehicle landed there and from it emerged, not a cowboy, but a very short long- necked, buggy-eyed, mushroom- headed, leathery-looking creature. He wanderedtaround the campus and photographed it from his unique point of view. Where he went-classrooms, the hall, the cafeteria, the bookstore, the library-he found students busv. Whatever he touched bloomed with new fe. Regardless of where you were or what you were doing that day you must agree with ET. This campus has a touch of class, . . . TOUCI-IES CAMPUS LIFE 15

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F.H.A. brings by Laura Larson 0 many people Future Homemakers of American is just making cakes and sewing clothes. In reality though, F.H.A. is a serious organization. Students are provided opportunities for self- development and prepared for fami- ly and community living and for employment. They learn to become aware of the multiple roles of men at lg l all . ,, 9 H 634 7 1 Christmas cheer to needy and women in today's society and to develop interest in home economics, careers and related occupations. This year F.H.A. was busy working hard on different projects ranging from delivering Halloween cookies to selling purple and gold garters. They also took a trip to Phoenix to look at different types of clothing and to watch a seamstress at work. Their biggest project was organizing fl It fl at 4 ' ' -wx by H i,f'..E-V. 2 ., -- me. .Ms . ,jr .IW and delivering presents to the needy at Christmas. As one student remark- ed, It made me realize just how much I have compared to them, and that I should be thankful for what I have. Another student stated, See- ing their tears and their happiness was the best gift I would ever receive because it was from the heart. A , ., ta Mmfrff I I mm? . Hinton I3 W. Mesa. pose with household appliances. Page 17. 1. Scott Gamble uses a puppet to teach elementary students about nutrition. 2. F.H.A. enjoys lunch at the Big Apple in 3. Carrie Rae and Heidi Hamilton stuff bags full of Christmas packages for the needy. 4. F.H.A. members Debbie Harvey, Heidi Hamilton, Linda Rayford, Sundee West, Bren- da Iohnson, Deanna Greene, Carrie Rae, Bob- bie Sutton, Miss Connolly and Linda Wood, F.H.A. 17