Horn Lake High School - Challenge Yearbook (Horn Lake, MS)

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Junior High Beta Club The Junior High Beta Club, sponsored by Miss Sylvia Magers, is composed of thirty-six members. The pur- pose of the club is to inspire high moral character, leadership, cooperation among students and teachers, and to encourage high scholastic ability. The club will be responsible for the morning devotional when the high school students move to their new school. 'H- y-rq :gg Miha TOP LEFT: The Junior High Beta Club officers are from left to right: Nina Cates, President, Pam Jenkins, Treasurer, Stacey Malone, Vice President, and Tony Fitzwater, Secretary. CENTER LEFT: First row: Mark Payne, Stacey Malone, Pam Jenkins, Nina Cates, Tony Fitzwater, Barry Workham. Second row: Miss Magers, Sandy Stocks, Toni Dlugach, Paula Hensley. Lucinda Pate. Third row: Belinda Champion, Tina Plumley, Terri Jones, Schawana Day, Carol Riser. Fourth row: Yvette Ward, Felecia Bullard, Mary Nelle Bufford, Gwen Smith, Susan Bald- win, Anita Smith, Rosie McClain. Fifth row: Jackie Braxton, Renee Campbell, Victor Vance, Frank Fisher, Gloria Lust, Michael Ann Butts. Sixth row: Wes Cook, Tony Lisenby, Ray Roberts, Edward Garrett, Howard Tipton.

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Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Mary , Broadway, has as its purpose to promote interest in the home economics program. This year the FHA has helped a needy '- family, visited a nursing home, held a Tupperware party, a car A 1 wash, and several bake sales. They attended a District FHA ' 3 meeting at Northwest Mississippi Junior College. Their future plans include showing a film in the community and promoting f FHA Week. if 3 ,'-' Q ,.1.r7 , ijof - -.rx ' fir -A f V 40'-gi, mae-Q 'K ,f TOP LEFT: The FHA officers are left to right: Delphine Ward, Secretary: Willie Crawford, Treasurer: Nancy lones, Vice President: Valerie Rice. Song Leader: and Gwen Smith, President. TOP RIGHT: FHA Beauty, Willie Crawford, FHA Beau, Robert Givens. BOTTOM: First row: Nancy Jones, Josie Hicks, Willie Crawford, Susan Saint, Shelia Aldridge, Mrs. Broadway. Second row: Sherry Franks, Gloria Ford, Mary Foster, Delphine Ward, Robert Givens. Third row: Cherrie Gunnels, Renetha Jackson, Jenny Bogan, Sandy Stocks, Sarah Sartin, Carolyn Rayborn. Fourth row: Margaret White, Valerie Rice, Teresa Steed, Teresa McClannahan, Alice Davis, Ruth Allen, Lucille Smith, Betty Davis. Fifth row: Karen Garrison, Foresreen Jones, Tommie Wilson, Sandra Sheley, Darlene Marshall, Belva Dick, Debbie Jones, Lacey Collins.

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EMERGENCY STUDENT AID ACT ESAA, Emergency Student Aid Act, is a federally funded special remedial program in reading and mathe- matics. Our program of ESAA at Horn Lake includes the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. In mathematics our goal is to reinforce the basic skills of addition, subtrac- tion, multiplication, and division. Our goal in reading is to reinforce phonetic skills and build individual ability in comprehension. Both programs are directed to individual instruction, constantly analyzing each student's weak- nesses and strengthening them . The ESAA advisory committee is made up of three rep- resentatives from each program. The six students are responsible to all other ESAA students to broafien their knowledge of things outside the classroom. This year the committee has had the following func- tions: a food drive for Thanksgiving, collection of toys and clothing for Christmas, Christmas dramatization of the Christmas story, an exhibit for Black History Week, and an Easter program. All of the functions were very success- ful. xii IIUIE VIRUS, i Cmnscr mpgs' -Q., ...4 ..,. I' TOP RIGHT: ESAA Reading Aid, Mrs. Reba Little with student aids Lisa Willis Becky Ournley Linda Miller Joycelyn Halliburton Jutun Wilson, Ruth Allen. Terri Carter, Sharon Bryant. BOTTOM: Members of the ESAA Advisory Committee are Sllllrlg left to right Julie 9 Holland. Annette Covington. Angela Oliver. Standing, left to right Marcus Bowser Calvin Lester Ricky Bogan O