Fort Campbell High School - Falcon Yearbook (Fort Campbell, KY)

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The voices of P.A. announcers-Ellen DaVega, Bobby johnson, Donald Devet, and Vicki Eslinger- start the morning rolling with the news of the schoolis routine. The mechanically inclined audio-visual aids assistants- Wesley Porteriield, Byron Wyndham, Billy Benson, Arthur Brown, Tex Brennison, David Helps, Ronald DeHart, joe Iulian, and jack Mendel-repair a school projector. T tudents are Wtal in Workin fllechanism of Flora Oiiice Assistants-Charlotte Hammond, Arthur Brown, Jack Mendel, Olivia Carter, Ierva Watson, Rosemary Gay, Linda Bateman, Debbie Paenter, Christy Bolin, Teresa Fraylick, Jim Nelson, and David Helps-seem to do everything possi- blei' when they are on duty in the office.

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l dith Collins, Susan Dale Patterson, Attending a meeting of the Future Business Leaders of America are secretary, Connie Bone, president, Kay Hughes, Sandra Metz, Diane Kennedy, Barbara Jordan, Aidelle Lott, Van Diehl, Emily Bizzell, jane Scarborough, Karen Marshall, sponsor, Miss Hick, Linda Capps, and Sandy Merrit. i tudents Prepare for the Cfuturew World Flower arranging is found to be fun by the Future Home- makers of America-Von Thompson, Kristine Chandler, Charlotte Hammond, Linda Nipper, Anne Bailey, Sandra Kems, Sally Connelly, julia King, Mary Beth Marshall, Linda Bickler, Mary Margaret Frick, president, and Mary Evans. In the home of one of the future teachers Mr. john Hughes, speaker, breaks the ice by teasing a mem- ber of his audience. Future Teach- ers of America are Linda Gregory, Louise Bailey, Erika Helfer, Dick Bonner, Rose Anne Rivkin, Connie Hudson, Vicky Fins, Jo Anne Schall, Ilsa Kohn, Gene Drake, Linda Eargle, Diane Sturkie, Mere- Mary Epting, Louanne Lyles, Frances Fenzel, Dianne Bates, Kay Kellogg, Mrs. Mildred Causey, sponsor, and Donna Muir, presi- dent Future Homemakers of America-Cindy Robinson. Debbie McElveen, Cerri Smith, Margaret VVilson, Karen Davis, Maria Chavious, Cindy Price, Doris Evans, Jane Adams, Jane Padgett, and Shirley Branham-f-brouse through enticing recipe books. D

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