Haltom High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Haltom City, TX)

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Dee Dee Griggers, senior, relaxes at the FBLA Halloween party. Dee Dee went as a Playboy bunny. President of FBLA, Senior Danny Van DeMark, makes his acceptance speech to his fellow FBLA members. sw Is. FBLA: Front Row: Janette Bridger, Gina Parker, Danny Van DeMark, Sandy Kilpatrick, Karen Roeder, Dee Dee Griggers, Debi Harris, Tracy Dodson, Renay Walker, Sondi Crawford, Mrs. Judy Griggers, Trina Sanders, Debbie Wade. Second Row: Lisa Estill, Michelle Babineaux, Andrea Renfro, Norma Calvillo, Cindy Wade, Sharon Pelzel, Sherry Carothers, Laura Glover, Lauri Feller, Christy Gulledge, Shellie Johnson, Leslie Brown, Rhonda Smith, Rhonda Slater, Mitzi 64 Future Business Leaders Of America Stoker. Third Row: Tonya Lindsey, Melissa Brownlee, Elaina Hightower, Lori Mobley, Paula Elliot, April Stewart, Melissa Boss, Jeannie Wubs, Jeana Muncy, Lisa Runnels, Melissa Mosely, Kim Parton, Glenda Frady, Dawn Wisdom. Back Row: Donny Ward, Gilbert Briceno, Michael Ashenhurst, Jeff Barnes, Karen Sanderson, Robin Timmons, Heath Webb, Keith Dodson, Aubrey McClure, Alton Boerner, Mike McCrory, Wayne Ross, Gary Markum.

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District treasurer, Gary Thomas, junior, lights a candle to signify unity as he is sworn in. Sophomores Trina Sanders and Leslie Brown watch as their fellow members play Twister at the FBLA Christmas party. -vp: s Wg., .. Thomas was voted district treasurer, the club was an outstanding chapter, and it was A rewarding year for all Future Business Leaders of America had an exciting and rewarding year, Tracy Dodson, senior, said. In November, Thanksgiving dinner was provided for two needy families. Also, FBLA sponsored a community Texas Electric Ser- vice Company KTESCOD workshop. The workshop presented many ways to save electricity. Hancock Industries sponsored a project inspired by the TESCO workshop. Some of the energy concepts learned were used on a senior citizen's house. Energy efficiency was compared on the electric bills before and after. This project was entered in contest as most outstanding. FBLA members collected aluminum cans to help pay for school fire extinguisher cas- ings in January and February. February and March were the months for FBLA District and State Conference. Club sponsor Mrs. Judy Griggers said, A large part of our time is spent preparing for con- tests. It's the biggest time of the yearfl Gary lStickl Thomas ran for and was elected the district Xl treasurer. His slogans and campaign speech included famous quotes such as Theodore Roosevelt's 'iWalk softly but carry a big 'Stick', and the com- mercial slogan This is a good place for a 'Stick' upf, The club came back with the sweepstakes award for most wins and the Janice Laxson Award for outstanding chapter. To help pay for all these projects and for contest ex- penses FBLA spent much of the year selling FBLA is probably the most worthwhile program a student can be involved in at HHS. - Mrs. Judy Griggers Sun-catchers and buttons. Buttons were sold on every occasion from Halloween to HaltomfRichland week to Christmas and Valentines Day. i'The button making machine really got a lot of use this year, Renay Walker, senior, said. lt was a great learning experience for me and has given me a great deal of satisfac- tion to work with such a great bunch of kids,', Mrs. lla Osborne, co-sponsor, said. Future Business Leaders of America 65