Lake Dallas High School - Falcon Yearbook (Lake Dallas, TX)

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W- FJ-IA. A service oriented club, Future Homemakers of 3 America strives to 5 5 improve life on a personal and school 'I Hu- Q L, level. Their P activities this year x have included a pancake breakfist L cooked by the ,, members to earn money for the club, cleaning up it , the cafeteria, . - , Q t V ' V, 'ft 1, I a' cleaning the 1 fs . teachers lounge , rl 0 1 selling rodeo Eiisw tickets, and giving J Q 5 P fruittothe at N 1 if teachers. . kk'g ' t Y ' if . ' Q FAR LEFT: Beau, Jerry V. ,K . Q Fuller. , . A -It is Q ' RIGHT TOP: SPONSORS: h., 5 'v , , . ,I g Mrs. Bomar, Mrs. . I iff? i - Nejtek. P Y ' MIDDLE LEFT: 1 E11 -4 . V, 'fi' OFFICERS: P. May, 2nd ' '- ' f 1 5 , .. VV. Pres., L. Miller, f' ffl 'lf A 'V fy f , Q 3 ,fy Treas. , V. Burks, mrf?D' ,',',' , U -gf 'ggi 1 5 Reporter, S. Rupe, - wa jg, ' 1. f , E Pres. , P. Baker, i'f'E1 V ' ,Lift ll ' f Historian, L. Garrison, gf' fgf'jj:, 'hlagjf 1 ' 3rd V. Pres. , M. lx 535.3 :ng I ily- I 5-ij . Q H Lancaster, Sec. , K. C 2,3 V A '331i1g.Z.-.,Q:-gf-Q ' .e-fi Kelp, 4th v. Pres. gl Q lg ?f'i'1l13'1.71sr'ei1 si k ' i 59 s 1 l u1-:Q 3 s lst Row, Left to Right: K. Young, L. Ball, D. Morrissey, D. Fondren, V. Burks, P. Baker, I. Pierson, M. Lancaster, D. Warnack. 2nd Row, L to R: J. Causseaux, J. Powers, D. Parks, J. Edwards, V. Means, C. Newton, Y. Morrison, G. Dodson, K. Hawk, B. Garrison, S. Rupe, L. Garrison. 3rd Row, Lto R: L. Hawk, D. Gamblin, S. Hickey. C. Kubicek, T. Wilson, K. Simmons, L. Miller, Wendy Long, K. Kelp, L. McPherson, P. May, L. Willard, T. Cox, M. Paul. 39

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Some of the activities the FFA has participated in this year were selling magazine subscriptions , paper for the paper drive, Food for America where food was collected for charities, and showing projects in stock shows. OFFICERS: Top Right: D. Chegwidden - Sentinel, R. Sanford - Reporter, K. Schmitz - Treas. , Mr. Crawford - Advisor, K. Vaughn - Sec. , L. Vinson - V. Pres. , D. Davidson - Pres. Left to Right: Sweetheart Danna I-Iasten and Plowgirl Belynda Anderson 1st Row, L to R: I. Allen, D. Harral, R. White, I. Collins, K. Bradt, R. Roach. 2nd Row: W. Meadows, M. Burden, D. Brewer, J. Kubicek, I. Bostock, E. Schmitz. 3rd Row: D. Drozd, J. Hawthorne, D. Hansen, K. Adkisson, D. Drozd, L. Swink. 4th Row: B. Taylor, B. Gower, D. Gamblin, D. Dutton. GREENHANDS: 1stRow: T. Ealey, S. Elbert, C. Davidson, R. Meadows, D. Brown, W. Bittle. 2nd Row: R. White. R. Cume, J. Domengeaux, D. Lacey, and W. Blagg. 38

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OBA. Learning office skills is the main purpose of OEA but it also includes having a lot of fun. Some of the activities OEA participated in this year were attending the National Convention in Houston . . . selling M8aM's candy to raise money . . . taking trips to the Executive Secretarial School . touring the D.F. W. Airport and eating pizza. Top Right, R to L, Sitting: Pres. Shawn Volts. Standing L to R: Vice Pres. Belynda Anderson, Sec. Pat Baker, Reporter Vicki Burks, Historian JoAnn Pierson. MIDDLE LEFT: OEA MEMBERS: lst Row, L to R: Vicki Burks, Denise Davidson, Pat Baker, JoAnn Pierson, Lou Ann Garrison. 2nd Row, L to R: Kerry Cardwell, Debbie Rodd, Shawn Volts, Kathy Hawk, Darla Warnack, Danny Baird. . .QYVA f 9R::., Qin, 'ti'.,x5'N I.: e gt N5 Q1 ,I 5 . ,ls 1100 O g ' 1 l W' I 1 UI O flhA l.l .H 'nO x..t! I !gc..lg XD . 'l . .v a. l 5 ' '.. O Q ' l l.n....' 40 Mrs. Helen Ottinger, Sponsor l 1 K hi lst Row, L to R: Mrs. Helen Ottinger, Sponsor, V. Burks, P. Baker, D. Davidson, I Pierson, T. Johnson, P. Bostock, C. Long, L. Garrison. 2nd Row, L to R: D. Baird, K. Hawk B. Anderson, S. Volts, D. Stansworth, D. Warnack, D. Rodd, K. Cardwell 1