Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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New FBL Members Strengthen Clulfs pirit This last year, one of FBLA's goals was to increase membership. The old mem- bers, along with the help of Mrs. Ferdas- zewski, ta new member at Lakes herselfj came up with some fun ideas to attract new members. One event was a party sponsored by FBLA for all the business classes. The teacher, who had the least amount of stu- dents show up, received a pie in the face. FBLA also had successful weekly bake sales. Mrs. Ferdaszewski, the new club advi- sor, felt that FBLA was a great learning experience. She thought that learning about the business world and life after high-school should be important to all students. Old and new members alike deeply ap- preciated Mrs. Ferdaszewski's lively con- tributions to the club. Karen Ferdaszewski also enjoyed all the activities held this year and felt that all members gave their most for a very successful year. u...lL. L.lLlIl..l.NC3:l 4 I Q 1 nf w l' ' ' 'nk I ly v-'M2t'11'.' .1 I ' i I MJ FBLA: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Wiker, .Ienelle Hart, Lisa Peterson, Thomas Brunke. SECOND ROW: Mari Teller Anna Hol lingsworth, Nandalene Helmke, Carolyn Horst, Robin Hudson, THIRD ROW: Marion Carter, Debra Wiker, James Cavitt, Mrs Ferdaszewski 74-Organizations

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I , - X , n .x Q- I R.TfI.CULTU 49N Z' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Daniel Roberts, Patti Hamilton, Jill Severson Debbie Wells Mark Gnepper. SECOND ROW: Bruce Shepard, Daniel Turpin. Michael Vail, Jim Rieper. FFA Creates Interests For Members Members of Future Farmers of Amer- ica gained knowledge and experience in the horticulture field. FFA members were enrolled in horticulture classes which were offered at Lakes. In these classes, members received more insights as to what horticulture was all about. The orga- nization was self- supporting and man- aged the greenhouse throughout the year. The FFA held different types of plant sales throughout the year. The sales were for many occasionsg such as Thanksgiv- ing, Christmas, and spring. The highlight of the year was the plant sale which took place at the Artasia Art Festival last spring. The officers for the 1979-80 school year were: Michael Vail, Presidentg Daniel Turpin, Vice-Presidentg Debbie Wells, Treasurerg and Richard Backes, Secre- tary. l. Patti Hamilton is skeptical about Richard Backes' new plant food. 2. Daniel Turpin expresses how good a person can feel once they get into the horti- culture field. 3. David Kennedy replies, I wonder if they can operate on my plant? 4. Debbie Wells sees if she can water her plants with her eyes closed. 76-Organizations mf' A 'Q I 1 Mr. Daniel Roberts. Advisor