Carol W Hayes High School - Pacesetter Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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----------------------Styles and Fashions Revue Styles and Fashions Revue started with the inspiration of W.L. Moore, club sponsor. The club was organized in 1979 and has since become a growing fashion inspiration. Each year the club avails itself of the opportunity to present what is new in fashion to the student body, and a chance to explore the fashions of today. This year the fashion show was March 6, in the school auditorium. The theme was 'Stepping Aside in the '86 Mood. W.L Mootc. F Purifov. A Gum. L. Rhode , A Lacey. T Petton, D. Lowe. B. Smith. F’ Parkcr.J Smith, L Jordan. M Fowler. S. Adam . D Taylor P Parker, P Hate . D. Lewi ,J Wallac. W Booker. K McMillan. G. Green. C. Tone . T Smith. K Robinson. B Jordan. A June . P Wicker. P Ward. P Dawson. M Rohiiwon. T lludvon, T. Smith, P Anthony. I. Parker. T. Bn ant

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FBLA Has A Successful Year The Future Business Leaders of America is more than just another vocational club at Hayes High School. It is truly an organization that encourages students in the development of occupational goals, leadership, and character. We as members of FBLA are continually reaching out for these goals. Fortunately. ail members of FBLA are enrolled in business education classes which makes the club even better because we get a feel of the business world. This year has been one of the chapter's most successful It started out with the installation ceremony of the officers in November. Our special guests included Delisso Turk, our former FBLA President 1981-82; and Ms. H. Strode, our former FBLA Sponsor. The F'BI.A also honored six teachers who were special to them on a following assembly program. The honorecs were Mrs. Rogers. Ms. Gibson. Mr. Moore. Mr. W. Smith. Mrs. Elam. Mr. B. Green. Although FBLA has gotten off to a great start, there is still a lot of work ahead of us. One of our future project includes a fund-raising activity. We also have several students to compete in District and State Competitions each year. Open the door. Opportunity. here comes the Future Business Leaders of America. Bottom Row Sabrina Holt. Aretha Hatberry, Lt a Frost, Tanga Btown. Tytscmaseile Cxo key, Guo! William . Ca andra Cook. L» Cox. Recta Nowell. Renee Parrnh. Not Huffman, Ms. B W;ett. sponsor, Timothy McMillan Second Row Tracey Maxwell. Patricia Walton. Latonya Jonei. Wykenia Booker. Aretha Flmtory. Pamela Hutcherson, Tamara Stteater. Alicia Calhoun. Jennifer Jolly. Third Row Carolyn Alexander, UShundra Germany. Nicole Powell. Corliss Thomas. Jacqueline Jackion. Lcnora Wren. Incdia Dunn Fourth Row: Mrs. S. Phillip . tpon- °r; Taffaly Hudson. Pamela Parker. Tanya McWilliams. Tara Alexander. Cherry Hall. Angela VC'iley. Charmane Hundcrson. Tamha Pierce, Virginia Jackson (Left) FBI-A member and bounce student stop to pose for the camera (Below, Left) A group of FBLA member stop to give the photographer that bounce look.

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Pacesetters Journalism Club With in the wall: of' room C a group of people gathered everyday. Their main interest was putting together a school newspaper called the PA-CESETTER This group ts the Journalism club. Staff me misers plugged in all the information and prepared the first 1985-86 issue The PACESETTER staff was mainly concerned with covering school events. The staff proved to be strong and discerning this year. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Hatton. ILeft) Front Row. Rene Parmh. Danielle Anthony. Evelyn Bentley. Paula Parker Back Row Simn Fendervon, Adrienne Boone. Jacquu Wallace and lava Catlm 5S Member of the |ixirnaJism club veiling the first imuc of the PACESETTER down by the office complex