New Hope High School - Indian Yearbook (New Hope, AL)

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VICA Compleies Achve Year The Vocational Industrial Club of America observed National VICA Week in February. During the week the members set up displays of the various vocational trades, including welding, drafting, auto mechanics , and cosmotology . Also during the year leadership contests were held in opening and closing ceremonies, through job interviews and speeches. Officers from New Hope were Judy Jersey, secre- tary, and Sherry Shaffer, reporter. Jeff Martin represented the Madison County Tech Center in District competition in the Architectural Drafting division, while Jenia Honea was one of the group who represented the school in the opening and closing ceremonies . is is 1 - .

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FBLA Complefes Aciive Year The Future Business Leaders of America completed n active year under the supervision of chapter advi- or, Mrs. Abbie Prescott. Officers from New Hope were Pam Cooper, presi- ent: Patra Lanford, vice-president: Irene Brockway, ecretary: and Nancy Glass, reporter. The c1ub's activities included adopting a family or Thanksgiving and working for Charities at Christ- as time . ln addition, the club members heard various guest peakers including Mayor Joe Davis of Huntsville, X Elho spoke on aspects of applying for and succeeding K ' it on the job. h The officers attended the district and state meet- ngs, which were held in Guntersville and Birming- am. They also attended the Southern Regional Con- erence. iii 'L N .'. i

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HERO Celebraies Third Year HERO, which celebrated its third year as a club, was formed for the benefit of the Madison County 'echnical students who plan to pursue a career in Iome Economic related occupations. Officers from New Hope were Cathy Fann, vice- resident, and Connie Brown, recreation leader. At Christmas time the club members visited the hildren's ward at the Huntsville Hospital, where hey gave coloring books to the children. I