Daviess County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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9to5 The Future Business Leaders of America held many activities the past school year. They sold kits and held car washes as money making projects, and at the end of the year they had their annual banquet. Some members attended Western Kentucky University to compete in different areas of business, such as typing and shorthand. F.B.L.A. sponsor is Mr. Howell. The Foreign Language Club is a very hard working group of people, They hear speakers from foreign countries, hold cultural experiences, and put together the annual Foreign Language Festival. President Karen Thomas, along with the other club of- ficers have put a great deal of effort forth into organizing these activities. F.B.L.A.: Mr. Howell, Robbie Davis, Sherri NeSmith, Vickie Hayden, Leonora Scott, Andy Bristow, Connie Beard, Pat Settle, Tammy Shelton, Sue Hawkings, Kim Hamilton, Tammy Adkins, Tammy Rock, Holly Hummell, ludy Bunch, Perri lohnson, jennifer Slaven, Lisa Rhodes, Deanne Wade, Kim Manley. Hunting and Fishing Foreign Language I . W 6 T 3 . Ag , '3 Foreign Language Officers: Ray Boutin, treas., Karen Thomas, pres., Harrell Crowe, sec. 901 Organizations

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Over Flchievers National Honor Society: Lewis Costello, janet Moredock, jennifer Bristow, Anita Huehls, Shelly Allgood, Greg Sublett, Shelley Dar- rell, Holly Nunley, Liz Hall, julie Hartgrove, Kay Vittitow, Pat Set- tle, Chris Vittitow, janette Royster, joe Plucknett, Paul Zuberor, john Oldham, Mrs. Melhiser, Karen Thomas, .K r Coed-Y . 3 A Key Club: Margaret Howard, Lee Ann Smith, julie Hartgrove, Sonya Davis, Laurie McCormack, Holly Nunley, Chuck jagoe, Carla Velotta, jimmy Evans, Kirk Covington, Scott Dougall, john Worth, Robbie Hartgrove, john Leet jeff Estes, Brad jagoe, Brian Schuette. Key Club Officers: Robbie Hartgrove, treas., Holly Nunley, rep., jeff Estes, v. pres., Margaret Howard, sec., john Leet, pres. National Honor Society is one of our schools most distin- guished organizations. lt emphasizes high grade point aver- ages and community service. Coed-Y, one of D.C.'s newer clubs, was formed so that members could attend state wide assemblies and learn more about the workings of government. Key Club members are active in many student activities. This year they sponsored the class basketball tournament and powderpuff football. Organizationsf89

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, I, 5,12 ' We ' A A' H 'P FFA Officers: john Mattingly, sentinel, Bobby Hines, sec., Leslie Mctimore, pres, Barry Hines, rep., lohn Lashbrook, v. pres., Gina Davis, Chapter Sweetheart, Phillip Hamilton, treas, . V F . 2 ., ,. , . , .f.-exft-idjgrs. 4-H: Kim McPherson, Sherry Ballard Mark Durbin, Kathy Durbin, Kara Sex- ton, Tammy Boatman, Marti Luttrell, Tracie Westerfield, limmy Joe Mann, lim Wells, Penny Horn, Kris Midkiff, Angie Watson, Wayne Taylor, Golden Acton, Angela Russ. Future Farmers of America Leoiders in Their Field This was one of the most rewarding years for the D.C. Chapter FFA. They received the National Bronze Award at the National Convention in November which rates only 10 percent of all FFA Chapters in the U.S., plus also being rat- ed in the Top Ten in the State Rating Contest. They sponsored many activities such as Operation l.D. Safety Shooting Match, Pest Control Contests, All-Crop Contest, and judging Teams. They were able to accomplish all this and also carry out the chapter program of activities to develop agriculture of leadership, cooperation and citi- zenship. FFA isn't all work, though. They also had a lot of fun such as choosing the FFA Sweetheart, Gina Davis. This is one of our oldest and most popular clubs which is spon- sored by Ag. teachers lerry Coleman and George Morgan. Organizations!91