Oxford Hills High School - Dreki Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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F B L.A. it c ll f zz f it Row 1: D. Millett, K. Leino, L. Coolidge, S. Kimball, M. Gardiner, K. Hammel, M. Martin C. Moore, L. Komulainen,C Stevens. Row 2: C. VVhitman, K. Iackson, R. Wade, S. Wallace B. Kimball, J. Seavey, K. Perxy,.N. Swallow, B. MacDonald, S. Morse, P. Cushman, I. Wheeler Row 3: B. Brown, R. Kilgore, B. Butters, L. Lawrence, D. Perkins, M. Kahkonen, R. Harris S. Dunn, P. Hamlin, R. Bessey, K. Lord, B. Edwards. Row 4: I. Greene, S. Haley, L. Hunt S. Brackett, S. Wuori, L. Martin, D. Smith, A. Perkins, D. Brine, B. Thompson, M. Richard- son, K. Carmen. FBLA 159 has been an affiliate of National FBLA since the inception of Oxford Hills High School and has as its major purposes the develop- ment of competent aggressive business leadership, the development of character, and training for useful citizenship. Speakers from local businesses and representa- tives from nearby business schools keep us abreast of the needs and demands of business. As potential business leaders of the community, we are mindful of our civic responsibility and strive to make our youthful contribution to several worthwhile projects. Generous Thanksgiving baskets, donations to Operation Santa Claus, and a substantial money gift to a Thai boy, a protege of a Peace Corps worker who is an aliunna of OHHS, constitute our major activities this year. Socially, We enjoy two outstanding events - a Christmas party and a Spring banquet which follows the installation ceremony. FBLA is comprised of members from the Sopho- more, junior, and Senior classes who enroll in at least one business project. s a

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FHA. Row 1: P. Truman, D. Moxey, B. Hill, B. Springer, N. Millett, P. Lawrence, L. Komulainen, R. Brett, B. Cummings, K. Lord. Row 2: C. Record, M. Walton, R. Packard, I. Desrosier K. Leino, L. Allen, R. Komulainen, S. Paakonen, P. Heald, M. Tripp, J. Wheeler. Row 3: I. Dunn, R. French, R. Fuller, L. Lawrence, S. Dunn, V. Hall, B. Thompson, M. Richardson, N. Swallow, C. Burns, F. Cummings, P. Millett. Row 4: I. Lippincott, K. Perry, B. Kimball, I. Pride, S. Tumer, S. Smith, M. Heikkinen, D. Andrews, H. Cushman, M. Gay, I. Larson, J. Greene. Future Homemakers of America holds its meet- ings the third Wednesday of each month. Activities include a Tupper Ware party, a mother-daughter banquet held in May, and a drive to sell Ch1'ist- mas cards. The club is run on a point system, ranging from fifty points for an emblem to 450 points for a ring. Officers are: Karena Lord, President, Brenda Cummings, First Vice-President, Ruth Brett, Second Vice-President, Penny Millett, Secretary, Ioan Wheeler, Treasurer, Maureen Heikkinen, Reporter, Portia Cushman, Historian, and Chris Salls, Parliamentarian. The advisor is Mrs. Caro- line Jacobsen. There are seventy members in the organization. Girls in the club must have had at least one year of Home Economics. Row 1: G. Heino, R. Ramsey, D. Durgin, D. Colby, S. Kimball, L. Rogers, M. Mikolinski M. Young, L. Garmon, C. Salls. Row 2: R. Hall, S. Martin, C. Canwell, I. Leeman, K. john: son, P. Cushman, K. Parsons, M. Kahkonen, C. Batchelder, C. Cash. Row 3: N. Pinkham R. Edwards, C. Hoyt, K. Earle, H. Danforth, C. Sanborn, A. Andrews, B. Heath, V. Gay l :sae-

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J. Cleveland, M. Scribner T Bryant C Kelley Physical fitness, good sportsmanship, com- petition, self-confidence, improved skills - these are the goals of the G.A.A. This is an organization which allows girls to have fun while extending their athletic skills. Included in this year's activities were arch- ery, basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, bad- minton, track, and softball. Of the winter sports, basketball proved to be the most popular with over 150 girls participating. The Senior I team was victorious. Ginny Cay, Debbie Ward, Judy Leino, and Marilyn Eells were the highest scorers from each class in archery. As each girl participates in these activities, she accumulates points toward a numeral school letter, state pin, or state letter. Outside activities include an annual Barn Dance which is always a success. 154