Nimitz High School - Logge Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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F.F.A. Growing Inio Farms Teamwork is a word that characterized the Future Farmers of America in '81. Together the F.F.A.'ers participated in numerous activities, in- cluding The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. At the stockshow the 'pokes' judged horses, livestock and dairy. Other events that marked this year's FFA were barbeques and trail rides held at Double J Stables, along with other Aldine schools. The FFA also sold fresh fruit as a fund raiser. FFA officers for the '81 year were: Dawn Mer- chant, President, Lisa Gilmore, Vice President, Denise Blake, Secretary, Stephanie Pullins, Treasurer, and Peggy Hudson, FFA Sweetheart. Mr. Voyde Caraway was the FFA's sponsor. bl aj Dixie Whitworth thumbs through her notebook in search of F.F.A.'s activities for the rest of the year. bl F.F.A. Sweetheart, Peggy Hudson. cj The 1981 F.F.A. Club: CFirst Rowjz Rusty Greer, Denise Blake, Lisa Gilmore, Dawn Merchant, Stephene Pullings, Lester Hubbard, QSecond Rowlz Anita Shields, Angela Shields, Kelly Hvizdos, John Murphy, Dixie Whitworth, Vivion Garcia, Andrea Moore, Mr. Caraway, sponsor, fThird Rowlz Melanie Sawyer, J. B. Honeycutt, Troy Lilley, Willis Villereal, Joe Wright, Kirk Hubbard, Tim Seippel, Neal Merchant, Tony Jamail. db Willis Villereal smiles with self approval as he ex- hibits his F.F.A. project. 166 Organizations

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f ' 1' -1 db al Mr. Welch stands proud wearing the jacket ICT gave him. bl The 1980-81 ICT Class of Nimitz. cl The '81 sponsor and officers for ICT were: James Allen, President, William Bowden, Vice- Presidentg Elbie Ebert, Sergeant-ab Armsg David Bozarth, Secretary, Mrs. Russell, sponsorg Dicky Courtwright, Treasurer, and Gary Wiggons, Reporter. dl Sherry Martin, over all of the voca- tional classes has a smile on her face after receiving a jacket from ICT. el ICT students were accredited for their academic achievements at the voca- tional social. Organizations 165

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al FHA Serves Community The Future Homemakers of America had two major service projects in '81. F.H.A. students work- ed on fruit baskets for the residents of Graystone Manor for Christmas gifts. For Valentines day the students worked on cards and candy for the Pediatric Ward of Houston Northwest Hospital on F.M. 1960. Fund raisers were an important part of the F.H.A. club in this past year. The club sold candy and St. Patricks Day carnations. On May 7, they held a banquet to award some of the members for their outstanding contributions towards the club. The officers for '81 were: Louise Blazek, Presi- dentg June Kuykendall, Vice Presidentg Lisa McWhorter, Treasurerg Donna Culpepper, Reporterg Jenny Bloodworth, Parliamentarian. qmixms gf, HERO sf W as lay Nl 2 4? muse'- NlMiTZ PUSH CJ I KV SCHUUL ab F.H.A.'s child care project ended up a fine success. bl 1981 F.H.A. Club: 1st row: Janis Simmons, Rennee Hunter, Donna Culpepper, Lisa Crone, Michelle Hammer, Linda Jones, Lucy Joseph, Cathy Raymond. 2nd row: Karen Turner, Jennifer Bloodworth, Marti Jones, Louise Blazek, June Kuykendahl, Denise England, Lisa McWhorter, Sue Crumpton, Mrs. Young. cj Dora Maldanado appears more confused than the children she is instructing. Organizations