Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fort Oglethorpe, GA)

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The Science Club was one of the most active clubs that LFO had this year. The Science Club en- gaged in many activities, includ- ing hiking, horseback riding and picnics. They went cave explor- ing and rapelling, and traveled far from home to visit Fern- back Science Center, Oak Ridge, and Huntsville Space Center. In its spare time the Science Club went skating, washed a lot of cars, and became pretty good at pool hustling. For such a serious- minded, hardworking group, they managed to have many good times together. Science Club Officers: Glen Austin, Vice-President; Kitty Walker, President; Darlene Dobbins, Secretary-Treasurer. 22

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All students who take art auto- matically become members of the art club. Besides the annual trip to the Atlanta Museum, the club had a display at the Arts and Crafts Fair at Eastgate Center and sold its works to the public. Two students. Rusty Snyder and Diane Fitzgerald, participated in the Governor's Hon- ors Program. Along with the usual art projects, students this year studied macrami, pottery, and photography. 21

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FBLA The members of FBLA worked hard this year for other as well as themselves. They had a Hal- loween party for the Vine St. Orphanage, donated Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, and they collected for the March of Dimes, which was the national FBLA project. There was a progressive dinner at Christmas Sharon Thomas, Vice-President; Angela Parker, Treasurer; Rose- mary Gaston, Representative; Markeita Gray, President; Sherry Byrd, Program Chairman; Karin Schroyer, Secretary. and during FBLA week, February 9-15, the girls all attended church together, and Mayor Norris signed a proclamation for FBLA week. In addition to all of this, FBLA took a field trip to Blue Cross- Blue Shiled, and gave apples to all of the teachers during FBLA week. 23