Eastside High School - Ram Country Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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CBE sponsored Open House and Employer's Luncheon. Many students interested in working in the business world joined Cooperative Business Education QCBEJ and Future Busi- ness Leaders of America CFBLAJ. CBE prepared students for working in the business world, and FBLA competed with other schools in the area for State and District business awards, CBE teaches students work, fun, and competition while FBLA pro- vides students with leadership training, stated Catherine Mickle, sponsor. CBE and FBLA sponsored many activities during the year. To raise money, CBE sold telephone directories to the students. CBE also held a Parent Open House and an Employee-Employ- er Luncheon, where the employee took the employer to lunch. There were two FBLA chapters: FBLA chapters l and 2. The first was sponsored by Mrs. Mickle and the second by Mrs. Jay Folsom. FBLA Chapter l held a Rush Week to initiate new members. During designated days of the week, members dressed up as hobos, senior citizens, cheerleaders, football play- ers, and business executives. FBLA finished out the year by traveling to Orlando to attend the FBLA State Convention held in April at the Sheraton Towers. FBLA Chapter 2 competed in many tournaments around the state for business awards. 2 1. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mickle, sponsor, Theresa Brault, Charlene Barber, Carla Walker, Mia McDoughle, Jean Benjiman, Debbie Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Thomas, Tracy Williams, Cin- dy Bachelor, Stacy Bridges, Sharon Harris, Shirl Norman, Karen Robertson. THIRD ROW: Ruby McGinnis, Glen Lewis, Dana Hall, Lola Tillman, Donna Banks, Donna Franklin, Zina Wil- liams, Virginia Robinson. 2. CBE students are hard at work in Mrs. Mickle's room in EHS's business wing. 3. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Jay Folsom, sponsor, Mary Brackland, Rene Davis, Gloria Jones, Deana White, Marcia Blanton, Vicky Davis, Pauline Johnson, Becky Henderson, Willow Mackenzie, Lyn Hall, Pammy Davis, Mrs. Carolyn Whitehead, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Dena Olsen, Christine Beville, Kelly Morgan, Thersa Shaw, Sara Rhoden, Karen Lamb, Glen Gay, Matthew Carpen- ter, Denise Kitchen. THIRD ROW: Pat Carrie, Connie Wiggins, Debbie Faulk, Mary Hill, Becky Nettles, Sylvia Boyd, Melanie Cowart, Bonnie Duckworth, Missy Speaks, Noreen Sheehan, Carol Lewis, Sharyl Kamlah. CBEfFBLAfl47

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. S NHS offered tutoring services for students. The National Honor Society was devoted to reconizing those who excelled in academics and those who helped their school and community. Students, sophomores with a 3.5 grade point average or above, juniors with a 3.2 grade point average or above and seniors with a 3.0 grade point average or above, were invited to the annual NHS Tea on November 17, 1981 in the EHS media center. The food was catered by Mrs. Elliott's Quantity Foods class. At the tea, students were given information about the require- ments for joining the club and the service projects that club members sponsored. Those students meeting their individual grade point average requirements, showing leadership, citizen- ship, and service to the school and community, along with being recommeded by their teachers, were then tapped into the club. This year there were new members inducted. NHS is not all work. It is a lot of fun at times, stated Ilona Lawless, a club member. The club as a whole offered tutoring services for students who needed help with English, Math, Sci- ence, Social Science, and Spanish. They also raised money for a District National Honor Society Scholarship offered by NHS. NHS sponsored the annual awards assembly honoring students for superior achievement in all classes to end the year. 146fNHs l l. Marlon Jones and Nitta Jones choose their fa- vorite snack among the delicacies at the Tea. 2. Ilona Lawless and Lori Millott grub down at the NHS Tea in the EHS media center. 3. Mrs. Mor- retta, sponsor, Debbie Kirby, Stott Woods, Marcia Blanton, Jane McCoy, Willow Mckense, Tricia Gregory, Becky Nettles, Noreen Sheehan. SEC- OND ROW: Angie Newsome, Patty Dawkins, Paige Trippensee, Kelly Greenan, Melinda Gaim- brone, Chris Short, Milton Towns, Beverly Rol- lins, THIRD ROW: Lissa Stallings, Gayla Beach, Sheri Stinson, sharyl Kamlah, Ilona Lawless, Ruth Vaun, Cheri Purdy, Scott Baxla, Dot Isrel. U

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Keywanettes Keywanettes-Key Club combination proved positive. A new characteristic of the Keywanettes was its combination with the Key Club on national and district levels. The two clubs remained separate at school, initiating projects individually as well as combined. Keywanettes members paid national and dis- trict dues, thus becoming members on those levels. There was an increase in membership from an average of thirty members from previous years to fifty. More and bigger projects were a result of the increase. We didn't expect it, stated Ilona Lawless, president, 'ibut it was a nice surprise. An anxiously anticipated as well as eagerly awaited event was Rush Week. Participation in the week-long initiation was re- quired for membership. Activities were RainyfFlash Flood Day, Hippiesf60's Day, Wild, Wild West Day, Toga Day, and New Wave Day. Service projects included entering three cars in the Home- coming Spirit Parade, co-sponsoring the Homecoming Dance with Key Club, decorating the school for Homecoming festivi- ties, buying menu boards for the cafeteria, and painting posters for the varsity basketball games. Fund-raising activities includ- ed selling spirit ribbons and candy canes. l48fKeywanettes 2 l. Cindy Kearney and Kelly Greenan show their involvement during Wild, Wild West Day. 2. FIRST ROW: Ms. Sha Westmoreland, advisor, Jan Richardson, Patty Woods, Sandy Stinson, Debbie Kirby, Deana White, Noreen Sheehan, Becky Nettles, Willow Mackenzie, Michele Mundon, Denise Kinchen, Lois Wigglesworth, Linda Nickell, Donna Sealey. SECOND ROW: Cindy Kearney, Dawn Campbell, Becky Burton, Lori Millott, Cathy Koon, Paige Trippensee, Kelly Greenan, Sheri Stinson, Laura Gordon, Cindy Kirby, Staci Spence, Judy Beck, Toni Dekle. THIRD ROW: Lauri Stallings, Lissa Stallings, Gayla Beach, Madeline Walker, Beth Taylor, Ilona Lawless, president, Jane McCoy, Sarah Horn, Ronda Ott, Abby Parker, Terri Crown, Veronica Reber, Kay Roper, Molly Jensen, Becky Gregory, Debbie Shorten, Mindy Shorten. 3. It is obviously 60's Day as Cindy Kearney and Lori Millott wish everyone peace. we , f 4' sv , .Q f.. , , s W ' J . .I ,, g ly Aga, ix, 553' t A , pb V H , 5. . 2 ' 'E .L 'Q .f my ,V if .. Q alfa: 452, 'T f 9,41 fy Q as ix.. I., N N I X .6 at Q 1 l' . -.11 'Q' t-fd' .. D ' ,Jr f nf . 4 emma- A f ,, .V 0' M fy Nw. -W'-fag ni fl ,S J 4 :J ,wffpf ...dt M ', .,.f ..