Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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HMM .,., , , i Although Michele Scoggins graduated early, She was still a participant in FBLA-VOT. Entering into her second year as sponsor for the program was Ms. Alice Foster. ff FBLA allows you to become a responsible young adult Q, - Robin Dean You get out of school early, gain experience, and get paid for it, ex- plained Lisa Clendenin about the Fu- ture Business Leaders of America pro- gram. Most of the obtained jobs related to bookkeeping, typing and other busi- ness fields. Michele Scoggins com- mented onthe program, lt makes you feel more like an adult, and more in touch with the business world. You learn more about yourself. The FBLA students also were allowed to compete with others using their skills they learned. The local competi- tion in December saw two of the stu- dents win awards. Lisa Clendenin com- mented on the contest, The competi- tions included Accounting, Typing I and ll, and the Miss FBLA competition. Be- sides local there were also region, dis- trict, state, and finally national compe- titionsf' Robin Dean, president of the club, participated in the Miss FBLA competi- tions, Robin explained the qualifica- tions, You are required to take a test concerning the history of FBLA and general business knowledge. Ms. Alice Foster, sponsor for the or- ganization, explained what she felt kept students active, The variety of activi- ties makes it fun, there are many differ- ent things to be involved in. Members of the VOT-FBLA club include: ROW 1: Kristen Kellogg, Shelley Hall, historian, Dana Mendenhall, Becky Vann, ROW 2: Ms. Alice Fos- ter, sponsor, Michelle Moss, Robin Dean, presi- dent, Lisa Clenenin, Michele Scoggins, Angie Vari, secretaryftreasurer, NOT PICTURED: Ear- lise Acey and Angie Crowe. VOT-FBLA 97

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- Danna Vinson President lt's a club that lets you have oppor- tunities to try to see what you want to do as a career, stated Christy Akers about the MDE program. The MDE students, all of which were involved in DECA, seemed to have a large priviledge in leaving school early. However, along with this priviledge came several other responsibilities. My basic responsibility is to orga- nize the activities outside school, ex- plained vice-president Robin Vickery. Some of these activities included the hosting of a Halloween carnival and a Christmas party for the students at the Rose Garden School. Another such ac- tivity was the running of the school store. Experience was gained not only in work, but also in an emotional way. Several of the participants in the MDE found some of these activities ex- tremely rewarding. Secretary, Sheri Kemp commented on the Rose Garden carnival, lt was touching. I loved it and everybody did. It was a time for us all to be together and help the kids. Sponsor for the MDE program, Mrs. Irene Simon, described the people who were involved, A group of enthu- siastic, dedicated students. Katrina Paulsen summed the MDE program up by saying, lt helps after graduation to learn about your job, your life, and yourself after school. Members of the MDE-DECA club include: ROW 1: Robin Vickery, vice-president, Karin Hunnicutt, John Kauffman, Scott Stringer, Craig Stewart, Doug Cook, Danna Vinson, president, Becky Gray, Karin Turner, ROW 2: Pat McClellan, Skip Martin, Tessie Goldberger, Joey Porterfield, Lola Villanueva, Sheri Kemp, secretary, Vanessa Cox, Katrina Paulsen, Kathy Worsham, treasurer, Carolyn McCloud, ROW 3: Stephen Lamphier, Fred Douthit, Bob Coates, Michael Bruce, Jan Ritchey, Kerry Moore, Steve Graves, Brannon Wooten, Mrs. Irene Simon, sponsor, ROW 4: Bry- an Ferguson, .l.T. Beckham, Social Committee Chairman, Todd Fontenot, Carey Robinson, Mike Ayo, Peter Conrady, and Ricky Tucker NOT PIC- TURED: Cristy Akers, Sam Barclay, First vice- president, David Bradley, Kelly Garland, Larry Griffin, Eric Hall, Kim Konkle, Michele McMur- rain, Harold Owens, Sonja Pentecost, Ty Phillips, Mark Redfern, Civic and Service Committee Chairman, Sandy Scott, David Stephens, Kim Totten, Barry Towe, Stephen Williams, and Ran- dy Willoughby. 96 IVIDE-DECA ff The Rose Garden experience is unforgettable. Q, Helping out in the Halloween Carnival at Rose Garden and dressed for the part were MDE membe Michael Bruce, Kim Totten, and Kim Konkle. ' tuli l A f if l l '

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98 Honors g the summer at Georgia fans