Shaw High School - Sharaide Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Horticulture -. 4 gli? eeee Q! lst row Debra Brown, Ouida Ellison, Lisa Townsend, Aaron Hollis, Leslie Morrison, Judy Sagul, Kelly Platus, Angie Pate, Michele Gilbert, Sarah Wilson, Tina Wright, Tammy Ratliff, Lori Godderz 2nd row Tim Voland, Eddie Perrine, Kathy Withrow, Phil Thornton, Ken Livermore, Joe Sierra, Mr. Gilbert, Judy Hall, Lisa Dykes, Miriam Wilson, Debra Woods, Scott McClung, Jim Willis Future Farmers of American is a young club with great potential. This is an ambitious club that strives to achieve excellence in the field of nature. They sell many types of plants vegetables and flowers as fund raisers to benefit their organizations. E,

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FHA lst row - Tammy Hewitt, Beth Langston, Tammy Collins, Angela Corley, Beth Oetting, Felicia Hardaway, Maxine Flood 2nd row - Mildred Tomb- lin, Tracy Taddeau, Sherry Kirkland, Donna Hill, Leah Stephens, Tonja Rose, Lynn Wagner, Evelyn Parker, Twinkle Sparks, Ruth Morris, Lisa Wyrosdick, Tammy Baily, Cassandra Moore, Faye Wiggins 3rd row - Kim Brown, Leah Fraysher, Theresa Barr, Violet Snead, Kathy Thomas, Sheila Parker, Cynthia Scott S a ,f H e ro L ' 5 tg? 1st row - Arlene Chaney, N Diahn Hollingsworth, Sharon Myers, Stephanie Leonard, Tanzie Majors, Penny Harding, Barbara Barker, Elisabeth X, Gardner, Christie Herren, Feli- S cia Thomas 2nd row - Linda Davis, Ouida Ellison, Carla ' Walker, Jerry Gibson, Cindy Stephens, Robin Carmichael, Wendy Mooney, Melody Dunlap , S 3rd row - Jenny Johnston, Pam il Heath, Mona Fritz, Kim Griggs, Carla Mathis, Kim Nelson, Gina Geiger Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, is the national organization of home economics students in middle, juniors, and Senior High Schools in the United States. The GOAL of the Future Home- makers shall be to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics educa- tion in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community in- volvement. The Future Homemakers of America hold many meetings. For Ex. In-Dept Project which Shaw High School project is K.I.D.S. For Kids QKeys in De- velopment and Servicej Work- ing to improve the learning, playing and growing environ- ments of children. Home Economics Related Occu- pations, is the whole idea be- hind HERO. We try to be aware of the welfare of others. We vis- it the older people in nursing homes and younger ones in the hospitals. Also we help people who are in need, such as can food drives, toy drives, and oth- er things when we can help oth- er persons. if l . .. w ' . ..,, X Q 1, X ass, pk , V 4. mn A -X P ' fin: iw- ,A ., .ri 6. 4 p XM ..., . S :QV H N 1, K . G 1 - I K is X' - .. .. 'Si P ' 'N - ' o p, sp ... suo .,,l . , ..,.i N: X 5 ,tri-XF 'B r X ki i 1 3 3 S: V. to 4 u , gswwnii K V ' 'X A -4'

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kneeling: Debbie Reynolds, Frankie Valez, Theresa Potts, Kelly Cashwell, Jan Powell, Stacy Godfrey, Denise Miles, Mr. Obleton Row 1: Darrell Hall, Steve Geiger, Darlena Johnson, Lynn Tillea, Eddie Graybill, Angie Rogers, Gabi Work, Tim Martinez, John Cabee, Lucretia Williams, William Conner, Row 2: Earnest Johnson, Brian Foxworth, William DeBrabant, Tony Crews, Bret Lindsey, Brad Jackson, Bobby McCloskey, Bernard Richardson, Darryl Robinson, Lawrence Hall Row 3: John McLemore, Kim Fuller, Tina Wells, Chris Thomas, Blair Starr, Tom Venti, David Johnson, Row 3: Chris Thomas, Lane Jimmersom, James Martin, Mark James, Jeff Koffman, Troy Molnar