Green Mountain High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

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QS FHA members prepare another outstanding and worthwhile activity their club is notorious for. HERO sponsor Robin Nantkes and FHA sponsor Sara Nesmith discuss convention results. 120 - FHA iiisgw' MN FHA Retains Tradition Family 8z Future was the theme for this years FHA iFuture Homemakers of Americal club. The officers met every first Wednesday while every second Wednesday was for general busi- ness. The third and fourth Wednesday of every month was reserved for fun nights. Sara Nesmith and Colleen Utter, sponsors, commented that they didnit think they got enough recognition during Homecoming. ln fact they were quite involved. They sold calen- dars and cookbooks for fund raisers and partici- pated actively in the many functions. Later they planned a variety of fun activities including a kidnap breakfast, pizza party and a leadership retreat. The officers were President S. Karnik, Vice President V. Monroe, R. Obechina, Secretary E. Nushawn, Treasurer Brady Bradshaw and senior advisors, Desiree Obechina and Julie Fig- liolino. X

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Shelley Rooney studies material at a FBLA meeting. Group interaction is essential in the business world. FBLA Looks To Future Future Business Leaders of America is one of a few classes that you get two credits in, but you have to work also. This club- f class deals with the management, or secre- tarial aspect of life. The students need to type and possibly take shorthand if neces- sary. Diane Mashman was the sponsor of the club and she commented that they attended a few of the district conventions, and had hopes to attend the Nationals during the spring. The clubs goal for this year was to achieve more this year, and come out look- ing even better than they already do. Their activities included selling keychains, and oth- er odds and ends. Mashman sees a great life for students and says that they will keep all they've learned. communicate. As well, business leaders must be able to communicate among themselves. Conversation is emphasized at the meetings as it is essential for business to FBLA - 119

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'Im Y I ul sw.e .. ..i.,, gs, wtf, . .wg . jst N HERO Aspires For GMI-IS Brady Bradshaw another FHA member listen intently to FHA members pose for the photographer. Another class Witl'l initials, stands for Home Economics Related Occupations, which doesn't stand for cooking alone any- more. It included interior decorating, child development, food service and health care. Students belong to a HERO class and the club. Alongside of that they held part time jobs outside of school. They met twice after school for club meetings every month. Their goals for this year were to cater a luncheon or dinner, have an employer-employee ban- quet, and with Bud Simmons, theatre direc- tor they held a dinner-theater night for the fall play. It was a great success even though there seldom is a great response from the student body for an activity besides an athle- tic event. HERO members pose for the birdie. Desiree Obechina looks over lecture notes with another FHA member. HERO - 121