Hudson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Lufkin, TX)

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Christians in Action ssswwvemfwm- . - s X Christians in Action is a group that provides activities for Chris- tians who are concerned with including Christ in their school life. During the Christmas holidays, the group went to nursing homes and told the story of Jesus' birth. After the scripture reading, songs were sung. During the last part of school each denomination represented in the club had one week in which they could decorate the bulletin board with things about their church. At the weekly meeting they had a question and answer session explaining their beliefs. Philippians 4:13 For I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Front Row: Murl Price - Sponsor, Sharon Adams, Leora Fondren, Cindy Christie, Michele Culp, Sonya Adams, Janet Rawcliffe - Sponsor. Second Row: Robyn Manley, Lisa McKey, Della McLendon, Connie Rudd, Suzanne White, Tina Martin, Beccy Anthony, Barbara Fancher, Alice Rodriguez, Jeanne Fondren. Fourth Row: Terri Smith, Leslea Gardner, Shelia Thompson, Phyllis Guerra, Lynette Berry, James Dunn, Edna Windsor. Back Row: Carolyn McCoy, Cindy Brock, Royce Willmon, Randy Glover, Jeff Hambrick, Carlton Calmenares. Organizations - p. l7l .nfx AINIHAAA

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Jr. High C.l.A. Front Row: Melba Story - Sponsor, Todd Smith, Kevin Ragland, Letha Kendrick, Christie Sims, Kim Christie, Dona Hartman, Stacie Stout, Randi Stringer, Bronwyn Anderson, Paula Chancelor. Second Row: Kay Wilkerson, LaNito Martin, Janice Davidson, Donna Sessum, Gail Jones, Lanette Appleman, Melinda Tolbert, Scarlett Appleman, Amy Hines, Sheila Stubblefield, Linette Johnson, Cindy Landrum, Jennifer Walker, Stephanie Humble. Third Row: Lisa Kelly, Mark Beeler, Rhonda Oates, Sharon Barrett, Donna Butler, Diedra Dunn, Maudine Stephens, Debra Thompson, Cindy Guerra, Kayla Barrett, Pam Davis, Angela Covington, Regina Norsworthy. Fourth Row: Marsha Johnson, Kim Holland, Jaqueline Wells, B. L. Carver, Jody Brown, Quintin Ber- wick, Pat Burnett, Stephen Weeks, Keith Vinson, Roxan Reynolds, Lisa Thompson, Carol Kendrick, Patricia Gray. Back Row: Kathy Reynolds, Michele Troth, David Troth, Gregg Durham, Regina Luce, Donna Hope, Debra Hope, Belinda Lowe, Inga Bakke, Angela Brown. The Jr. High CIA has had a great X,,, Year. They met once a month and had r .i.lllr lll' much participation from officers and members. The organization had several activities to raise money to purchase books for the library. Students who participate, learn more about Christian fellowship and concern for God and fellowman. tg, , ' 5 1 M Officers are. Sitting: Christie Sims - Vice President, Bronwyn Anderson -- Song Leader, Kim Christie - Secretary. Standing: Jill Mason -- Librarian, Dona Hartman - President, Todd Smith - Song Leader, Paula Chancelor - Piano Player, Randi Stringer - Reporter, and p. 170 - Orgqnizqyiong Kevin Ragland - Reporter.

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National Honor Society 'BQ' Front Row: Brenda Stephens, Dede Doss, Carolyn McCoy, Monica Harrison, Cindy Brock, Cherly Nick, Charlene Baker - Sponsor. Second Row: Becky Futch, Renea Armstrong, Rhonda Green, Ronnie Johnson, Beccy Anthony, Sharon Adams, Phyllis Guerra, Edna Windsor, Lavinia Duncan, Rhonda Hef- ner, Shelia Johnson, Matt Parker. Third Row: Ann Sillers, Lisa Murphy, Vickie Mullins, Connie Rudd, Shanna Horton, Kim Clark, Larry DuBose, Ronnie Freeman, James Lawerence, Cecily Hance, Renea Cutler. Fourth Row: Regina Beckum, Clifford Peavy, James Stokes, Leora Fondren, Carlton Colmenares, Terry Simmons, John Jones, James Hollingsworth, Brian Ward. Fifth Row: Lisa Richardson, Greg Dotson, Mike Jarrell, Kevin Dunn, Greg Sanches, Denise Miller, Stuart Doss, Carol Jones, Mike Murphy. Back Row: Marilyn Watson, David Arnold, Chris Traylor, Robert Willmon, James Simms, Donnie Martin, Randal Doyle, Sheryl Blackburn, and Kathy Blackburn. National Honor Society con- J f sists of high school seniors and iuniors who have attained an 80 i or above average throughout high school. They have to have teacher recommendations and should be well-rounded students. i 5 3 z Being in NHS also enables you a chance for a college scholarship offered only to NHS members. This year the NHS held a spring banquet at Overland Express. By paying dues the members were also able to have one half of their dinner paid for by the organization. drganizations - p. 172