Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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 Taking Care Of Business Distributive Education Clubs of America is an organization that gives its members the feeling of self achievement. Each year this group raises money for its members to compete at regionals and state contests where they display the skills they have learned. I. Missy Martini waits for questions from the class. 2. Learning to arrange a display case, is Kay Nunn. 3. Lisa Trammell and Liz Scott are preparing to turn in their assignment. 4. Learning to operate the cash register is Victor Osborne. Back row: Bobbie Jackson. Mona Helpenstine. Bobby Solomon. Ricky Bowland. Terry King. Sam Farris. Brian Dimuzio. Missy Johnson. 4th row-. Orville Magner. Linda Cooper. Chris Parks. Melissa Martini. Armeda Schultz. Kim Neally. Robin Sebanthaler. 3rd row• Robin Ligon. Tim Bates. Victor Osborne. Terri Maddox. Lisa Trammel. Gary Tanner. 2nd row: Karen Hill. Brian Ruff. Liz Scott. Carla Meek. Cindy Scott. 1st row. Terry Sprague. Becky Mills. Wilia Mitchell. Donny Wallace. Johnny Crooker. Barry Vornberger. Front: Robby Adams. I3S ■DtCA Clubs

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Home Sweet Home The purpose of the FHA is to encourage students to discover and achieve what it takes to be a good homemaker. Students become aware of the multiple roles one must play in today's society. The club activities include regional and state FHA meetings where the girls learn what the club is all about. Other projects for the benefit of the community include providing babysitting services for Goodridge PTA and gathering items for the orphans at the FFA's annual Christmas Party. In addition to these activities, the club also has an annual Mother Daughter banquet. Back row: Jackie Allen. Frances Henry. Connie Hartman. Shonda Turner. Sarah Dees. Denise Turner. Patty Overton. Teri Brown. Lisa Mains. Mrs. tngle. Front row Diane Boswell. Mary Gross. Patsy Schull. Michelle Burney. Tina Jones. I. Diane Boswell. Michelle Burney, and Frances Henry talk about their home economics project. 2. FHA members Connie Hartman. Patty Overton. Shonda Turner, and Mary Gross discuss their candy sales. Ci m FHA Clubs BI37

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Getting Down To Business Getting down to business is the job of Future Business Leaders of America. An interest in the working world is what draws the members of FBLA to the club. The purpose of FBLA is to help students participate in national- organizations which allows students to further their business knowledge through practical experience and applied material. I. Smiling while on the phone during office practice is Marcy Kuhn. 2. Lisa Crowe talks to a business during Simulated Office Practice. 3. Comparing job experiences during an EBLA meeting are Brenda Ginzinger and Kim Lovett with Mrs. Sorrell. Back row: Marcy Kuhn. Steve Collinsworth. Shane Burch. Jackie Allen. Terri Woolum. Brenda Ginzinger. Stephanie Peeno. Connie Hartman. Kim Lovett. Kim King. Anita Nunn. Third row: Tina Dunhoft. Rhonda Dinser. Linda Thompson. Laura Thompson. Jeanna Osborne. Second row• Deanna Hawkins. Kim Rumon. Front row. Tim Guthrie. Robert Eden.