Freed Hardeman University - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Henderson, TN)

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FHA The Future Farmers of America has the purpose of helping members stay in- formed of developments in their chosen field. Members consist of those majoring in agribusiness or anyone inter- ested in farming. Dr. Clyde Lewis sponsors this organiza- tion. SNEA The Student National Education Association is a professional club for educa- tion majors and minors. The association gives members opportunities to be involved in local, state, and national edu- cation matters. One of the special activities during the year was promoting safe trick or treating. Members went to local elementary schools and gave students safety tips for Halloween night. This year SNEA received an award at their fall convention for an increase in membership. Pam Skidmore states, SNEA is helping to build the teaching profession into a more re- spected and professional occupation. Officers for this year were Kelly Johns, presidentg Jeff Lewis, vice-president, Jana Rogers, secretaryg Lisa Meri- deth, treasurer, and Dana Truitt, historian. 7 54 Organza tions lx wi A-5, A ws' FFA - Row 1: Robby Harmon, Todd Clippard, Joetta Turbeville, Julie Gann, Shane Gilliam: Row 2: Robert Lovett, Mike Mclvutt, Bill Black, John Dougan, Bryan Armentrout, John Law, Patty O'Neal, Clyde Lewis. Photo by Holland Studios. TM -srr T' SNEA - Row 1: Linda Helm, sponsor, Beth Johnson, Kelly Smith, Jason Faulkner, Sandra Bell, Shelly Latham, Pa Skidmore, Jeff Lewis, Kelly Johns, Kim Choat, Kendra Owens, Shirley Eldridge, Kelye Olsen, Dana Truittg Row 2: Stephanie Schwegler, Martha Wallace, Deanna Rogers, Kim Sharp, Kathy Birkhead, Bill Freeze, Greg Mullinicksq Ro 3: Lisa Merideth, Stacy Covington, Wanda McDougal, Cindy Carden, Susan Tatum, Amy Young. Photo by Holland Studios.

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A Classics - Row 75 Jud Davis, Karen ford Lisa Gibbons, Melissa Hickman, Saddy, Trenton Dade, Kathy Shelton, Candis Meador, Leah Childers. Photo W 1. -- Bradford, Mike Gerlach: Row 2: Cheryl Evans, Leigh Anne Woodham, Karen Melissa Goff Karen Coleman, Anna Davis: Row 3: Jacqui Jenkins, Randy Trey Vaughn, Jeff Miller, Laurie Kilpatrick, Row 4: Alicia Nelson, Brian Beck, by Holland Studios. Classics Classics is a group of F-HC students who are interested in modeling. The group is com- posed of young men and women who are interested in presenting the image of a well- dressed Christian. Classics feels the need to promote at- tractive Christian dress. The group has been very popular as mannequins in Henderson and at the Old Hickory Mall in Jackson. Classics and its co- ordinators have made the As- sociates Fashion Show a suc- cess for several years. Fieba Thomas serves as sponsor and Lisa Gibbons serves as student coordinator this year. l-lome Economics Association The Home Economics As- sociation strives to acquaint students with career opportu- nities and new developments in the field of home and con- sumer economics. The Freed- Hardeman chapter is affiliated with the national and state home economics associations. Lisa Gibbons served as president, Kim Lingren, vice- president: Leah Childers was the secretary, and Daisry Heastie served as treasurer. Joyce Bloomingburg, Karen Lingren, and Reba Thomas are the sponsors. HEA - Flow 7: Karen Lingren, Kim Lingren, Lisa Gibbons: Row 2: Joyce Bloomingburg, Leah Childers, Joetta Turbeville, Kelly Cain, Gwendolyn Jennen: Row 3: Daisry Heastie, Melissa Hickman, Tracie Hughes. Photo by Holland Studios. Classic models at the Associate 's Fashion Show. Organizations 7 53

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Free Enterprise Team This year's Free Enter- prise Team was very suc- cessful. Under the leadership of Dwayne Wilson the team participated in a competition in Memphis. They placed high- ly, and went to a national com- petition in May. There are two primary pur- poses for the Free Enterprise Team. The first is to develop projects which will raise awareness of economic is- sues. ln competition, these projects must last no more than 24 minutes and usually consist of an oral presentation and a slide show. The second purpose is to narrow the gap between academics and the real world. free Enterprise Team - Row 1: Jeff Johnson, Richard Dobbins, Clive Gumbs: Row 2: Brian Beck, Julie Gann, Julie Coleman, Debbie Johns, David Holloway: Row 3: Rick Brooks, Susan Poteet, Robbie Harmon, Dwayne Wilson, Bruce Carden. Photo by John Bentley. COMMA - Row 7: Paul Powers, Ben Hardin, Bill Gooch, Jeff Johnson, Scott Sewell Kelly Lancaster, Andy Phillips, Winston Harless: Row 2: Melissa Tomlinson, Trenton Dade, Christi Pugh, Dawn Garrett, Felicia Elam, Jud Davis, Carole Arnold, Paige Kittrell Frank Kemp, Kristi Barker, Tammi Mullins, Row 3: Beth Cole, Lora DeFore, John McLaughlin, Tracy Johns, Lisa Springer, Tim Dills, Gary Lyons, Amanda Edwards, Kim Hale, Jeanette Caraker, Vicki Leatherwood' Row 4: Steve Johnson, Michelle Gilliland, Hank McDaniel, Delanna Rutland, Todd Fulkerson, Eddie Alderson, Jana Middelton, Robin Edwards, Laurie Killpatrick: Row 5: David Hale, Tina Davis, Carl Bell Kendall Joseph, Randy Baumgardner, Kelly Shelton, Randy Lane, Karen Ford: Row 6: Ray Eaton, Roy Neal Grissom, Robert Jones, Terry Rikard, Randy Burse, Trina Thompson, Susan Bennett, George Welty, Ron Gray, Photo by Holland Studios. CGIVIIVIA The Communication Ma- jors and Minors Associa- tion, or COMMA as it is com- monly called, does a great deal to associate students with the communication field. At each meeting members are afforded the opportunity to hear speakers on such sub- jects as journalism, public re- lations, advertising, broad- casting, theatre, and other areas. Craig Carroll said, COM- MA is an excellent way to learn if your chosen field is really for you. Not only do you get to meet and listen to speakers who are already in the field, but you grow closer to people who share the same goals and ambitions in life. The officers for this year were Michelle Gilliland, chair- man: Kelly Lancaster and Ed- die Alderson, vice-chairmen. The officers worked together with the faculty advisers to bring the club the best it could offer. Organize tions 755