Lake Howell High School - Wings Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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Youth Alive, a national organization, is a Christian move- ment club designed to help young people get closer to the Lord. They have gained many new members this year just at our school. At their meetings they have outside speakers, movies and parties. The Lake Howell High School Youth Alive club has the best attendance out of the whole Youth Alive organization. Congratulations Youth Alive. 1321131 T13 .1 Row 1: S. Cook, T. Singleton. Row 2: L. Gordon, M. Fowler, D. Buck, A. Kelsey, K. Krukones, C. Crossman, A. Newberry, C. Womble, S. Thompson, L. Miller. Row 3: B. Fisher, l. Drexler, L. Chalfant, A. Plymire, D. Alderman, D. Nelson, D. Newman, M. Hinn, A. Maha. Row 4: M. Taylor, L. Carlile, A. lorgenson, T. Holder, E. Stetzer, D. Youngblood, M. Schweizer, l. lanell, M. Leggett. Not Pictured: C. Austin, D. Bills, C. Chantos, D. Christopher, L. Christopher, R. Crossman, M. Freels, R. Fritz, L. lagoda, V. Penzol, L. Piefer, A. Plymire, R. Salis, C. Soponyai, D. Smallwood, D, VanSickle, L. Wachter, C. Wildes.

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0 ll I' I1 il S l11 il I1 C I' 0 4 In Flight, Lake Howell's school newspaper, is published once a month by the journalism I and ll students aware of school and communi- ty news. Editors-in-Chief are Tracie Harris and Tonya Herbert. The Sports Editor is Charles Boggs. In Flight is self-supported through the sale of ads. In Flight receives no financial help from the school. els. .l . ZX :Ll xx 74ll1 iL l'- K'TNx,:4 What can one do with varied lines of prose? Or fifty odd pages of student poems? Why, it's easy. The case is open and closed. The Silver Quill is a suitable tome! One can find a motley crew in three-oh-six, Never armed to harm with stones and sticks, But ready with satire and parody. A better army you will never see. We offer the future, the present, the past, A kinship with words that will ever last. We have layout and art and contests galore. Give us your time and we return much more. Row 1: T. Harris, T. Herbert. Row 21 M. Borgallo, L. Ciullo, S. McCormick, I. Nelson, l. Leatherman, K. Kent. Row 3: L. Fechner, C. Sieni, R. Roberson, M. Evans, l. Holcomb, B. Thompson. Row 4: K. Chase, C. Boggs, K. Kundis, P. Kellis, Z. Martin, M. Cannaday, I. Brondon. Row 1: S. Coniglio, M. Absher, l. Flood, E. Stetzer, M. Nakagawa, M. Cannaday. Row 2: C. Coniglio, C. Delvesco, L. Colbert, C. Wlldes, N. Ngyuen Phu, K. Kundis, T. Cocoman, A. Genders. Row 3: G. Ham- mer, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Dessert, M. Torda.

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Row 1: B. Robinson, l. Dillenbeck, P. Picone, L. Rogers, C. Wallace, C. Beasley. Row 2: l. Hurley, l. McKenzie, P. Corns, K. Wier, M. Powell, M. McNermott, T. Writt, L. Collins, S. Martin, C. Pamatian, S. Pleasants. Row 3: l. Rivelli, T. Wells, L. Swasey, B. Peters, T. I. Lasek, R. Gina, D. Cedoz, D. lones, L. Gottschalk, H. Allers, G. Toro, K. Eason. Row 4: R. Barrel, P. Crouter, T. Lowe, T. Thompson, S. Reyes, 1. Leamy, M. McDermott, R. Gardner, A. Mathers, B. jackson, B. Southworth. DECA - The Distributive Education Clubs of America is a student centered organization whose program of leadership and personal development is designed for students enrolled in Marketing and Distributive Education. DECA members learn to serve as leaders and followers and have opportunities for State and National recognition that would not otherwise be possible. DECA activities constantly emphasize America's system of competition and private enterprise.