Cedar Shoals High School - Mirari Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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FHA Home Ec student sewing her project. FHA, the future homemakers, strive to achieve effective citizenship by planning and carrying out individual and group experiences. Bottom Row: L-R, Sharon Johnson, Janet Pittard, Joann Norris, Patricia Pittard, Joyce Hawkins, Mary Browner. IVIiddle Row: L-R, Joyce Turner, Angela Browner, Shelia Hunter, Patricia Marton, Trudy Evans, Angela Johnson, Mrs. Parnell, (Advisor). Back Row: L-R, Mrs. Raburn, (Ad- visor), Yivonn Johnson, Ida Hopkins, Debbie Barpett, Wanda Rainy, Deborah Sanders, Vanessa Cox, Vivian Alexan- der, Miriam Cox, Freda Duncan, Wanda Wright, Mary Kesler. 171

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DECA ).E. is a program that offers instruction n marketing and distribution. It consists if three parts: classroom instruction, on- he job training and the DECA club. The ;lub program is an important part of this nstructional program. Some of their ictivities for this year have been: officer nstallation, employer-employee banquet, ;overed dish dinner, DECA open house or employers, fair booth, homecoming )arade, and participation in district . ;tate DECA contests. Jag Shoppe at lunch hour Top Row: L-R, Terri Strickland, Melissa Giardini, Jessica Harter, Mary Firor, Maria Swanstrom, Mark Gibson, Kathy Elliott, Delia Powell, Debbie Weathers- bee, Julie Smith, Elaine Epps, Kenneth Dawson, Karen Roberts, Ricky Wagner. Middle Row: L-R, Deanne Allen, Lee Bentley, Betty Dake, Ricky Ogle, Ted Birth, Donna Harvey, Miss Sandra Tay- lor (advisor), Julie Massey, Nettie Al- len, Margaret Arnold, Margie Winfrey. Bottom Row: L-R, Ricky Morgan, Rodney Thomas, Edwin l lowell, Dennis Collins, Dwight Petty, Mitchel Pilon, Toby Mines. Members not pictured: Wiley Carney, Kim Crowther, Mell Micheal, Geneva Taylor, Marie Wil- liams, Sheila Schroeder, Dorthy Ste- wart, Loretta Taylor, John Walker. 170

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Richard Powers, President of the Ham Radio Club THE HAM RADIO CLUB The Ham Radio Club meets in- formally in the homes of its ' mem- bers to discuss and compare radio communications and techniques. Two-way, civil defense, 10-4 channel frequency, over and out may be terms foreign to those of us who don ' t know anything about ham radios, but to the many, many people who do use these radios, whether commercially or as a hob- by, these terms are a regular part of the vocabulary. THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F.F.A. is the organization for horticulture students who wish to pursue deeper study and practice in horticulture. The club par- ticipates in competitive judging activities with other F,F,A. chapters; attends summer camp; district rallies; social and re- creational activities, (L-R) Dale Bennett, sponsor, Chuck Townsend, Jo Eilen Anderson, Vice Presi- dent; Ed Maddox, Treasurer; Cheryl Harris, David Blackman, President; Debbie Ayers, Secretary; Clyde Brannen, Greg Lumpkin (L-R) Jerry Cork, Alan Alinger, Fred Haeberer, Tom Quigley — Also, Mrs. Jes- sie Eckenrode, sponsor 172