Lamesa High School - Tornado Yearbook (Lamesa, TX)

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39D TORNADO, Lamesa, Texas 1975 ! Notebook Is First, Pincurls Are Second at State Contest Cosmetology held their local contest during March. Winners were eligible to participate in tlie District contest in Abilene. After hours of preparation, models were presented to ttie judges, former Cosmetology students, now graduated and married: Ranada Limmer Jack, Marien Sharp Dunn, and Sheryl Capwell Aten. (1) Each model was carefully inspect- ed before the winners were announced. Terry York and her model Pam Miller (2) were first place winners. Ottier winners were Jill Peterson, model Susie Shipp--2nd place; Jana Tyler, model Debbie Davis —3rd; Jean Hill, model Denise Little, 4tJi; and Sandra Reed witti her model Debra Weaver— 5th. At the District Contest Terry York placed first in the manican pincurl division and Sandra Reed ' s notebook received a first place. The Opening and Closing Cere- mony team placed third. Two representatives of LHS were sent to the State meet- ing. -Along with tliem went Sandra ' s notebook. Terry York went in manican a pincurl and Debbie Davis as a voting delegate. Terry ' s setting was second and the notebook was first. 2. Pam Miller and Terry York receive first place trophy from instructor Mrs. Connie Edwards. 3. (FRONT ROW) Kimmy Rodgers, Debbie Davis, Dianne Dunn, Arlcne McCullom, Deniso Little (BACK ROW) Rose Mary Rodriguez, Connie Rickman, Jean Hill, Thersia Wilson, Adrianna Aguayo, Susie Shipp, Cindy Kerr. A. (FRONT ROW) Jill Peterson, Terry York, Dcbra Weaver, Kim (BACK ROW) Sandra Reed, Jana Tyler, Pam Miller. 3A44 k

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TORNADO, Lamesa, Texas 1975 31D fMVOLVEHENT IN FAHILr SCHOOL AND !ITr LIFE Brian Best Beau — Brenda State V. P. The annual FHA Week con- sisted of Teacher ' s Apprecia- tion Day, Color Day, a ban- quet, a Best Beau and nu- merous other activities. Brian Arclier (3) was select- ed by the members to the Best Beau. It was announced at a banquet including in- vited school officials. The Lamesa High FHA chap- ter was also lionored to have Brenda Hughes (4) an en- thusiastic sophomore mem- ber to hold an Area office. She edited and published the Area II newspaper, What ' s New in Area II and held a vice-president posi- tion on the State level . Jill Leads Cosmetology in the spring of 1974, Jill Peterson was elected presi- dent of Cosmetology. Then after classes began in the fall, the other offices were filled in a meeting presided by Jill. The new officers in- cluded (FRONT ROW) Terry York, vice-president; Jill Peterson, president; Pam Miller, reporter; (BACK ROW) Jana Tyler, secretary; Jean Hill, treasurer, Debbie Davis, sergeant-at-arms; and Arlene McCollum.

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33D TORNADO, Lamesa, Texas 1975 Bake Sales Become FTA Traditions ftfeo The V.Z. Rogers chapter of FTA observed a decline in membership this year. Once one of the largest chapters in Texas, enthu- siasm for it has dwindled along witli the other organi- zations at LHS . But the club did continue to sponsor different functions and maintained their tradi- tional bake sales. One of the big projects of the year, student teaching at adjucent elementary schools, was cancelled this year because of lack of eli- gible members. To be able to student teach the two days, one must be either a junior or a senior and have a minimum number of points acquired through service projects . Janie Johnson was elected Miss FTA, following family footsteps. I » 1. FTA officers: Sharia Robinett, vice president; Rusty Hughes, treas- urer; Susan Coffman, parliamen- tarian; Clovia Riggan, president; Sherrie Marin, secretary; and Tammy Hamilton, historian. 2. Miss FTA, Janie Johnson. 3. Kay Taylor, Christy Caldwell, Kathy Kinard, Sherrie Martin, Tammy Hamilton, Clovia Riggan. (Back Row) Jackie Bell, Sherry Curry, John Paul Peters, Brian Meeks, Sharia Robinett, Karen Pence, Susan Coffman, Marilyn Pence, and Eugene McSchooler. ib s t . j2zr r