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Clubs prepare for future Jobs FHA, Future Homemakers of America, FBLA, Future Business Leaders of America, and the Uncle Sam Club are all part of the many vocational clubs at Marana. FHA pre- pares students for a home economics career. FBLA prepares students for managing busi- nesses. The Uncle Sam Club helps students decide on a career, by taking them to various places of employment. Then showing the students the job involved in that particular field. 1. Donna McWhirter lights a candle at FHA officer ini- tiation as Tisha Spalding, Sidney Hill, and Kathy Ren- olds look on intensely. 2. FHA members are, BACK ROW: Barbie White, Lupe Rameriz, Michelle Madore, Vickie McWhirter, Nona McWhirter, and advisor Ms. Krinkie. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. FBLA members are: Sandra Bur- gos, Debbie Woolbert, Martha Coughanour, Karen Single- ton, Anna Lopez, Sherry Latimer, Patti Ward, Julie Lock- ler, and advisor, Ms. Terri Lantych. FRONT ROW: Rob- in Herczeg, Darlene Griffith, Cindy Corvantez, Sharon Barnette, and Patti Kern. 2. Patti, President of FBLA, conducts a meeting. 3. Sandra is quick to reply with an answer. 4. Anna finds this idea distasteful. 5. The Uncle Sam Club is: David Anderson, Steve Pedilla, Mike Cook, and Steve Duva. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Cook, Ms. Geor- gia Acker, advisor, and Melody Bade. FRONT ROW: Ricky McDaniel. ll-.f
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Newspaper emphasizes student life The Marana HIGH TIMES Newspaper Staff, was the smallest it had been for several years. All seven members worked to produce a high quality news- paper. The HIGH TIMES editor, Donna McWhirter, changed the format of the school paper this year. By reducing the type, more words could be printed per paper. The paper was available to students every Friday. Ms. Taft was the new publications advisor this year and strived to teach the staff actual techniques of newspaper production. The result was an improve- ment in the school news- paper. F? .,1Q,,,,. Bn.. db
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