Lakeview Centennial High School - Legacy Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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FHA IV: First Row - Christie Weeks, Razelle Cox, Jennifer Dunn, Second FHA III. Firs Row - Mundee Henderson, Mrs. Jefferess, Etta Morales, Edwina Smith, fnot pictured Karen Sykes, Chris Wilsonj. FHA VI: First Row - Mara Contreras, Wendy Whittle, Cheri Bunker. Second Row - Malarie Hunt, Denise O'Briant, Debbie Turner, Cindy Kelly, Kandy Pople, Darla Stevens, Shannon Ragsdale. Third Row - Mark Schirato, Mike Ferguson, Davy Barron, Joel Jeskhke, Vance Vonderheid, Trevor Townsend. FHA V: First Row - Tammy Bynum, Darcie Ganote, Ruth Ashley, Lorinda Landrum, Jana Han- nons, Susan Shareron. Second Row g Felisa Hunter, Freda Grasz, Theresa Anderson, Tammy Caldwell, Julie Koke, Kim McBay, Mike Cummings. Third Row - Troy Harwell, Patricia Stephens, Stacey Smith, Cheryl Billings, Tami Stromberg, Mark Barrett, Lori Mullins, Terry Parker, Paul Hyland, Mrs. Lee, - t Rachael Smith, Leslie Levitsky, Row - Liz Dunn, Dana Landau, Lisa Kasberg, Lori Wells, Second Row - Mrs. Travis, Annette Jackson, Bridgett Davis, Tamera Glenn, Kim Arnald, Mae Miller. FHA provides Homemaking Opportunities Future Homemakers of America QFHAJ is a national organization of home economics students. It provides many opportunities to develop in- dividually the planning and carrying out of activities related to the roles of homemaker and wage-earner. The many purposes of FHA include promoting the joys and satisfaction of homemaking, strengthening the func- tion of the family as a basic unit of society and encouraging democracy through cooperative action in the home as well as the communities. In March FHA members attended the Area V meeting at Skyline High School and in April selected members went to Fort Worth for the State Convention.

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PELE - Mrs. Platter, Saunja Brockway, president, Stacy Norred - treasurer, Nailing - Vice president, Ronda Kelly - secretary, Georgia Kat- soras - reporter, Qsecond rowj Nancy Murphy, Gayle Gorden, Kisa Brasuell, DeNell Thompson, Cheryl Rodgers, Kim Clark. s PELE - Teena Culp - secretary, Anna Luckey - reporter, Cyndi Kelly - president, Tammy Payne - vice-president, Lisa Leonard - historian Qsecond rowj Barbara West, Mary Davis, Lynn Branton, Lisa Gray, Lisa Bell. HERO-HECE - Kim Cook, Theresa Wavrusa, Sheila Hennlich, Lisa McGhee, Rena Allen, Camillia Keith, Sabrina Thompson fsecond rowj Sheila Wade, Deanna Mitchell, Cheri Bunker, Ood Derek, Trent Nau, Eric Usrey, Charles Anderson, Melton Henderson, Joe Claunch. 172 FHA 1' A February 7-13 has been designated as National Vocational Week. Lori Johnson, a PELE member, works on teaching materials for her special educa- tion classroom.

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Mu Alpha Theta sells cand Mu Alpha Theta kept busy this year fund raising and entering math con- tests. The club sold old-fashioned candy sticks to raise money for their annual scholarship and to pay the entry fees for the contests. In February, Mu Alpha Theta had a pizza party at the home of sponsor Joyce Lacy. :f-Q -fQ'f:,:.i522 .tr 3 'Q f?2t3'aw..-gifwy s, y1es3ias.iggss.s - f X , K ,. at Darla Herd helps raise money for the Mu Alpha Theta scholar- ship by selling candy. 174 Mu Alpha Theta l t , Mu Alpha Theta: First Row - Darla Herd, Laura Pearce, Rebecca Ashley, Krissa Patten, Wendy Morgan, Anna Lacy. Second Row - Brad Wasson, Shriekant Jaiswal, John Conner, Bobby White, Joe Rosenthal, Scott Fitzgerald, Bryan Dickerson. Maui' 6-X W John Conner practices his typing skills in the computer room.