East Lincoln High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Denver, NC)

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The HOSA Clubs C Health Occupations Students of Amer- zcal second year has been an exciting and successful one. It has provided its members with many opportunities and learning experiences in their pursuits of medical professions. HOSA is proud of the activities they have initiated and in which they have participated. We assisted in the Cancer Screening at the Lincoln Health Centen celebrated HOSAS tenth birthday, and have heard excellent and informative speakers talk about different health careers and topics. Four of our members and Mrs. Abernethy, our advisen attended a Leadership Retreat at Burns High School in Shelby. During the Christmas Season, HOSA held a Christmas party for retarded children at our school. HOSA members made litera- ture concerning suicide for Suicide Awareness Week. This literature was made available to students and teachers. Some of our plans for the remainder of this year include: HOSA Competitions, assisting in the Bloodmobile, initiating S A D D. !Students Against Drunk Drivingl, and a rock-a- The HOSA members wish to publicly express sincere ap- E D preczation to Mrs. Abernethy for all shes done to make this club such a meaningful and profitable experience for each of We are all excited about our HOSA Club and hope our activities will benefit our school and community. Success Comes Only to Those Who Dare to Challenge. --1 HOSA IS THE CLUB THAT CARES!! Front Row CKneelingl: Laura Church, Nessie Hunten Kristina Honeycutt, Renee Hutcherson, Melissa Bartus, Amanda Brown, Melissa Shelton, Susie Hall, Angie Whitley, Sherry Hinson, Kim Reichard, Wanda Wilkinson. Second Row C Standing and Sittingl: Frankie Williams, Tina Abernathy, Amy Mullis, Kim Mashburn, Nancy Bryant, Robin Wingate, Mindy McClure, Denise Duncan, Alex Orgeron, Linda Dean, Tina Tipton, Debbie Hawkins, jennifer johnson, Barbara Sadlen Ginger johnson, Leslie jackson, Melissa Farrett, Vickie Sanders, Cindy Skop, jane Ballard, Kerri Sherrill, Angie Stephens, Cammy Overbee, Kelli Tillman, Dana Duncan, Shanna Orgeron, Bernard Williams, Wendy Suddreth, julie Poovey, Candy Cox, Missy jones, LeAnn Surratt, Darrell Nance. Third Row fStandingl: Shamberly Walken jaime Price, Debbie Beckham, Mrs. Melanie Abernethy, Advisor, Greg Tinsley, Sheri jones, Paula Price, Chris CBuzzl Parham, Beth Hall, Brad Harris, Wesley Kelly, Keith Ramsey, Tony Francis, jeff Tinsley, Marvin Forney, Maria Phillips, Kendra Poovey, Dexter Pless, james McClain, Troy Graham.

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Future Homemakers of America Future Homemakers of America Kneeling: Pam May, Angie Scott, Tina Abernethy, Lisa McClure, Tammy Goodson, Alicia Townsend, Kim Carpenten Kim Sisk, Cammy Overbee, Debbie McGinnis, Angela Iohnson Second Row: Wendy Suddreth, Kim Kelly, Carolyn Schronce, Stephanie Mayo, Kim Nicholson, Tanya Keenen Kim Reichard, Missy Stiwinten foe Smith, Kimi Quattlebaum, joy Love, Lara Eaken Advisor - Carolyn Thackston Third Row: Iennifer Wehunt, Michelle Cochran, Sharon Charles, Wanda Smith, Sherrie Walken Laura Church, Barbara Sadlen Roberta jones, Mindy McClure, Michelle Welch, Shamberly Walken Pam Mashburn Q7 W,..,-vM ' Seated: Kimi Quattlebaum Q Secretary, Lisa McClure - Vice President, Kim Nicholson - Reporter Standing: Carolyn Thackston - Advison Pam Mashburn mPhotographen Alecia Townsend - Treasuren Wanda Smith - Historian, Tina Abernethy - President Future Homemakers of America is a national vocational student or- ganization for young men and women involved in home economics education. The members are taught a variety of youth concerns, includ- ing nutrition, fitness, teen pregnan- cies, strengthening the family, working with children and the el- derly, and career exploration. East has thirty-eight FHA mem- bers under the supervision of Mrs. Carolyn Thackston. These members are developing new friendships and having fun while teaching people about nutrition and other family concerns.

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Front: jennifer johnson, Kelli Tillman, Angie Stephens. Middle: Debbie Beckham, jane Ballard, Susie Hall, Ginger johnson. Back: Kendra Poovey, Debbie Hawkins, Buzz Parham, Barbara Sadler Paula Price. Health Occupations Education-II Doctors Nurses, Lab Technicians . . . Health Occupations Education-II IHOE-Ill has twelve senior students. HOE-ll is an in-depth course for students who have career interest in the health field. lt provides the students with the opportuni- ty to rotate through Clinical Health Agen- cies, such as various hospital departments, nursing homes, doctors' offices, and many more. The HOE-II students learn multiple health skills and perform these skills under supervision in the various agencies, during the second semester l Requirements for HOE-II: Health Oc- cupation Education land a student uniform for Clinical Relations. 2 Hosa - Those who dare to challenge 5 1 ..,.. gm . L 2 Q OFFICERS: Keith Ramsey-President Electg Angie Stephens-Historian, Kelli At Halloween, HOSA members visited the Lincoln Nursing Center to show the elderly that we care! Tillman-President, Kim Mashburn-Parliamentariang Ginger johnson-Treasurerg Susie Hall-Reporterg Robin Wingate-Vice President, Nancy Bryant-Secretary. We encourage students to give up smoking on Smokeout Day. Our first project was to help with the Apple Festival in Lincolnton. 61