Central Private School - Confederation Yearbook (Central, LA)

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i Stacy gives someone the evil eye . She Top Row: Tracie Bourgeios, Susie Martinez, Doug Babin, Mike Trelor, Brad Casso, Joe Nickolaus, Second Row: Wayne Buxton, Charla Martin, Lisa Bettis, Rosiland Woolfolk, Lynette Barrow, Julie Williamson, Bottom: Mrs. Vickie Jenkins, Sponsor Shelly Varnado, Toni McGee, Chuck Hughes, Janet Smith, Stacey Willis. S-s.:.-Q 1.24 Q ii Left to Flight: Stacy Willis: Reporter, Janet Smith: Secretary, Chuck Hughes: President, Toni McGee: Vice President, Shelley Varnadop Treasurer Won't anyone buy my Merri-Bells? is currently a varsity cheerleader. Science Club Gaines Interest The Science Club's main event of the year is, obviously, the Science Fair, though this is not the only thing the club does by far. Sponsored by Mrs. Vickie Jenkins and Mrs. Pat Artieta, the Science Club participates in fund raising events. Chuck Hughes, president of the Science Club, has been a member for quite a few years. He has seen the interest in the club rise and fade through the years. Some years the membership of the club is large, while in other years it is pitifully small. The Science Club went on a field trip to LSU which was very enjoyable. The club is planned to be expanded next year, with many such trips in store. 65

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TBLA and Science Club 64 Business Club In The Limelight Under Mrs. Maudell Hill the Business Club accomplishes many tasks but does not obtain the glory most other clubs do. The club sponsors Career Day for juniors and seniors every year. On Career Day lawyers, doctors, dentists, jour- nalists, and many other people in other professions visit the school to talk to junior and senior students interested in their fields. The club sold Love Bundles for Valentines Day which contained candy and other goodies. One could send a bundle to the one he loves or send one anonymously. Field trips were acquired and the business club enjoyed themselves thoroughly. Top Row: Tara Bunch, Lorie Babin, Charlotte Keating, Amy Norwood, Yvonne Sharp, Robyn Snyder, fourth row: Robyn Brashier, Diane Fluker, Mary Frances Johnson, Robyr Kennardg third row: Robbie White, Shannon Hill, Monica Forbes, Amy Hill fourth row: Chuck Hughes, Lisa Bettis, Shirley Colliear, Scarlett Milton: front row: Renee Forbes, Doug Babin, Mrs. Maudell Hill, Sponsor .,, Shirley Colliear ponders the meaning of homework Left to right, Scarlett Milton, secretary, Shirley Colliear Historian Doug Babin President: Renee Forbes, Vice President, Chuck Hughes Parliamentarian and Lisa Bettis. Not Shown Billie Jane Hall, Treasurer

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worker Dear Prom Committee Chairman: There are no secrets from the Seniors. They had a rocky beginning, but after a few tears were shed by the chairman, the prom committee got all the wrinkles ironed out. Then the work began. During the summer of '79 they held one car wash each month to raise money. When school started the committee raised money by putting on a bar-b-q chicken dinner, selling ice cream, putting on a dance after a football game, and selling Valen- tine's Day carnations. As the time for prom neared, the excitement grew. Girls bought or rented antebellum dresses. Guys went as Confeder- ate soldiers. lt was a great prom! 66 Mitzi Peairs investigates a different kind of prom favor. Do I have to vote again? It's A Prom! FOR: 1980 Seniors WHERE: Old State Capitol WHEN: May 2, 1980 TIME: 8-12 pm THEME: The Old South SONG: Always and Forever Renee and Malissa are the Siamese twins of the prom committee. Deciding on which glass to order was a tough assignment, but Staci Kalencki and Donna Lee finally made the right choice. GQ! l During the last car wash of the summer, Alderman, took time from playing in the decorations committee chairman, Tommy water to wash a truck. A