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

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The 1984 Lake Howell Future Farmers of America have dedicated themselves to service in the community. They have helped to beautify our school by placing ornamental plants around the building. They have also won numerous awards for their agricultural skill. Row 1: l. Nutter, G. Stewart, C. Tripton, A. Plymire, P. Findley, W. Thomas, G. Bell, S. Knudson, H. Moore, M. Fenza, T. Brown Row 2: R. Lidowsky, l. Varney, M. Macik, T. Callahan, M. Guild, M. Skelly, S. Houston, l. Kelleher, l. Williams, F. Schram, B. Roberts, l. Blakey Row 3: F. Procter, B. Wilson, T. lvey, W. Duncan, N. Kelly, Mr. Fries, R. Cole, C. Grundy, T. Herold, P. Cooper, C. Selbag, G. Mathias, C. Ulmer, K. Roth, R. Walsh, T. Cardenas The Lake Howell chapter of the Future Homemakers of America has captured many honors for 1984. They are a group dedicated to upgrading the role of the American homemaker. Their continuing accomplishments have made them the pride of Lake Howell, - 1 .V f . ' ' . Row 1: W. Flagge, G. Bushrui, K. Bishop, C. Bishop, K. Lee Row 2: K. Nixon, C. Carmody, T. Heckle, R. Clarkson Row 3: T. Firkins, B. Boatwright, V. Rothwell, M. Sciarillo, G. Salerno, A. Plymire, A. Franz, D. Paugh, D. Rippberger, D. Crum, K. Smith

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G. Abreu, K. Anderson, I. Arias, A. Babb, L. Bertram, S. Biscoe, K. Bishop, B. Boatwright, C. Boggs, C. Bordonaro, M. Brewer, K. Brooks, I. Brown, D. Buck, G. Buckley, T. Camp, A. Cechowski, C. Chen, C. Claycomb, A. Cochran, T. Cochran, C. Coniglio, R. Covilla, B. Deese, W. Derington, P. DiFonzo, R. Dill, l. Drexler, S. Duncan, C. Edmunds, T. Ellis, E. Estes, 1. Feher, D. Figueredo, C. Fletcher, M. Fletter, C. Forlano, A. Franz, B. Fries, S. Garcia, S. Garcia, V. Garcia, M. Garret, V. Gina, C. Green, M. Greene, A. Guadalupe, P. Harvey, C. Hayden, S. Hayhurst, K. Herald, C. Holderbaum, D. Horne, 1. Johnson, M. Kelly, A. Kelsey, S. Klosterman, T. Kurr, T. Leaman, N. Le Blanc, L. Ledvinka, K. Lee, A. Leps, C. Levering, T. Lientz, M. Livera, B. Loverich, D. Malkenson, K. Marcom, C. Matthews, L. McBurny, L. Meyer, S. Miller, C. Moss, C. Nedela, B. Nelson, l. Niemiec, T. Nguyen, D. Paugh, V. Penzol, A. Plymire, F. Quinones, M. Rapisarda, G. Raviele, D. Rippberger, l. Rivelli, K. Rogers, V. Rothwell, 1. Rovinsky, A. Rowe, A. Rowe, M. Runge, S. Runge, D. Russell, L. Ryland, D. Salas, G. Salerno, A. Sales, 1. Santee, L. Sauls, C. Saunders, D. Sauter, L. Sciarrillo, M. Semyan, K. Shaffer, K. Simpkins, K. Simpson, D. Smith, l. Snyder, M. Strickland, G. Suiter, R. Sundmaker, R. Thompson, A. Todd, M. Trahan, C. Tripton, R. Turner, T. Vinson, K. Wade, I. Weaver, A. Willard, C. Wildes, S. Williams, S. Wolfram, C. Womble, C. Young, B. Zepp. f if FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. Their membership is open to all students enrolled in business classes. This year membership totaled 120. They worked on ac- tivities such as candy sales, cookouts, district rallies, and state W leadership conferences. FBLA had a successful and rewarding year. ' 5: C Y-L

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'vagiy P ss. it N- Row 1: K. Fowler, D. Steffen, L. Peterson, S. Runge, K. Lee, M. Diaz. Row 2: Mrs. Baucum, M. Fortuna, C. Moss, T. Ferkin, G. Brushrui, D. Eirmann, M. Riley, L. Meyer. Row 3: Mrs. Hawkins, K. King, A. King, T. Noyce, A. Newberry, W. Cornelius, K. Nixon, C. Kuhl, T. Singleton, 1. Wilson, R. Wahl, P. Terry. '. .ff S K. Herald, T. Hochman, L. Ciullo, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Grago, and Neut, the CPR baby. The International Club, spon- sored by Ms. Baucum, and Mrs. Hawkins, has devoted itself to in- vestigatingall types of foreign culture. Composed of first or second year foreign language students, this club went on a variety of dif- ferent trips, including community functions, and restaurants specializing in foreign food. These trips enabled the students to observe, and participate in various foreign customs. Some of the students also in- volved themselves by competing in county contests. The club, in all aspects, really put forth the max- imum effort to bring those far- away places home. The Paramedics Club continues to remind all members of the Lake Howell community that CPR train- ing and practice saves lives. If you don't know CPR - learn it. lf you know CPR - practice it. You can't give a more precious gift than a second chance at life. The club this year was sponsored by Mrs. Grago and Mrs. Carpenter. American Heart Association