Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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-mbers of Ag I are back row: Mark Lo?- 0, Scott McDonald, Danny Phipps. Lorry rner, Jeff Dombrowsky, Bailey Brod- aw, James Kaoz, Darrin Reeves, Ralph -cns, Keith Leonard, Rick McLemore. ff Crowner. Third row: Chris Stark, Mark derson, Eric Sfurges, Ed Dunklee, STocy - H members are: $ock row Lone Wil- 5. Chris Nelson Gresidenb, Kevin Dod- . Todd Orsck. Third row: Clay Haggard ice-presidenb, Alan Kennedy, Steve Minor. Liso Londis, Kym Kiefer. Doug Thom- as, Lorry Silch, Eric Lyde, Jimmy Damiano. Second row: Poul Barnes, Shown McManis. Mo'rf HerbsT. Kristy Bermingham, Mike Ren- fro, David Webb, Joy Harper, Done Gor- ner. ChrisTo Yokel, Brod Jackson. First row: Tex Stourd, Matt Jackson, Elizebefh Rog- Meek, Andy Pluhkeff Ureosureo. Second row: Scott Hayes, Warren Mcher mudenf advisoo. Libby Watson, Celeste Gervais, David Nogel aenfineD, Diana Sfrom Gec- ers. Shane Barton, Shannon Rufz, Elizabeth Foirborin, Felicia Odom. Cori Grant and Garrison Kent. reforyy Brandon Putnam. First row: Chuck Biockford, Wes Craig Geporfeo, Michelle Harrell $wee'rhear'0 and Eric Wilson. 49

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48 mm BEWIEB mum Future Homemakers of America is on organization of students en- rolled in Home Economics. The purpose of the organization is to develop leadership skills and to emphasize the value of truth, love, security, and faith within our families. ttl feel I have learned more at the city council meetings and leadership conventions, than l have learned in a week of school. said Susie Friend when asked about FHA. The officers of the club are as follows: President - Susie Friend; Vice Presidents - Nicole Giles, Nancy Whorton, Melindo Primm, Michelle McSpodden, Christy Fry; Secretory - Mory Arrison; Historian - Kreston Deon. Some of their re- sponsibilities were to run the meetings, organize functions, and to plan activities. The members of FHA had 0 very busy year. For instance they attended council meetings, and leadership conventions. They also sponsored the Great American Smoke Out at Vines. FHA is a place for people who wont to get involved, and for people who are interested in the world around them. Mrs. Topley instructs the Home Eco-.' nomic class about measuring ingre- dients. tst row 0 to 0: Julia Smith, Kristin Deon, Melinda Primm. 3rd row 0 to 0: Brenda Shelley Hepler, Terese Colluro. 2nd row 0 Horn, Jennifer Nietert, Shonhe Borry, B to 0: Lisa Driver, Teresso Herd, Mory Arri- Poce, Teresa Dobbs, Nicole Giles, Lo teacher can sometimes be interestin Terreso Herd shows that listening to t? :s: xzzss son, Noncy Worton, Michelle Mchodden, Merrill. Susie Friend, Kothy McKoIIy. Gino Lehmon, J

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m mm mm BMW 50 No farmers, no fuTure. Chris Nelson, used This quoTe To sum up The ThoughTs of mosT of The 67 members of The F.F.A. This year.1 MeeTing once a monTh, The group worked Toward a goal of successfully producing and mor- keTing Their producTs. AT The meeTings, The members porTici- poTed in various porliomenTary procedures. F.F.A. made money for The club by selling sausage and sponsoring dances. The mon- ey wenT Toward The Awards Bon- queT CT The end of The year. The presidenT of The club was ElizabeTh Fcirboron breoThs a sigh of relief when her work is done for The day. Chris Nelson, The vice-presidenT was Clay Haggard, Diane STrom was The club's secreTory, The Treasurer wos Andy PlunkeTT, The reporTer was Wes Craig, David Nozell was The club's senTineI and The sTudenT cdvisor was Warren Meyer. The F.F.A. oTTended several sToTe wide sTock shows and con- TesTs ThroughouT The year. They displayed The animals and crops They raised. TTThe F.F.A. is hands on Training. You learn skills and Trades ThoT are useful in The fu- Ture. said Chris Nelson. KrisTy Berminghom resTs comforTably ogainsT a wall in The Ag Born. ScoTT Hays is shoveling The mess 'l 6 .-