Western High School - Colossus Yearbook (Newnan, GA)

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FBLA Inspires Careers In Business, W-Club Emphasizes Good Sportsmanship The Future Business Leaders of America, an orga- nization of students interested in a business career after graduation, continued this year to encourage and practice thrift and to develop competent, aggres- sive business leadership. The W-Clubls purpose is to stress the value of good sportsmanship and unity among all the athletes at Western. To become a member one must have earned a letter or be participating in a sport. TOP: Members of the W-Club are: TOP ROW: Jerry Dixon, Mark Warren, Tony Owens, Dennis Taylor, Walter Smith, Deborah Warren, Janice Kee. SECOND ROW: Debra Pitts, Bonnie Kee, Cathy Dingler, Kaye Golden, Robin Brown, Cindy Cofield, Nancy Cofield, Jane Smith. THIRD ROW: Mary Coleman, Gussie Whatley, Jessie Freeman, Juanita Woods, Vivian Geter, Clara Daniels, Deborah Simmons, Roxie Freeman. FOURTH ROW: Alonzo Woods, Walter Wil- liams, Winfred White, Patrick Geter, James Gordon, Miss Charlotte Brown, Mr. David Parrott, Advisor. FRONT ROW: Louis Wood, Eddie Ogletree, Danny Freeman, Leroy New- son, Leroy Barnes, Ricky Powell. CENTER LEFT: Kaye Golden and Mark Warren are installed as FBLA officers. CENTER RIGHT: Sharon Harris takes her vows as Treasurer of FBLA. BOTTOM: FBLA members are: TOP ROW: Dennis Roach, Avis Ford, Jimmy Ballard, Louis Wood, Carol Arnold, Leroy Newson, Julia Mae Daniels. SECOND ROW: David Little, Cathy Dingler, Cathy Boatright, Frances Wood, Patri- cia Marcus, Jennifer Kirby. THIRD ROW: Valorie Stitcher, Martha Sue Bone, Robin Brown, Gussie Watley, Deborah Amey, Mrs. Carolyn Taylor, Advisor. FRONT ROW: Sherri Saylors, Cindy Cofield, Sandra Geter, Bobbie Bailey, Kaye Golden, Sharon Harris, Jessie Ann Freeman.

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Key Club Activities Carry Out Working to carry out the theme of Key Club International for l972, Enriching Man's Existencei' the Key Club ran the concession stand at the ball- games to raise money to help support the Georgia Boy's Estate, and a clean-up campaign was sponsored by the club to bring to the attention of the local community the importance of preserving man's envi- ronment. Other activities included a Kiwanis-spon- sored HWalk for Mankindw in the spring and attending the Kiwanis Clubis Tuesday luncheons. IP' 6'Enriched Existencew Theme hf:i?l.JZQ 1 i , TOP LEFT: Dr. McAllister, Kiwanis Club Sponsor, attends all regular meetings ot' the Western Key Club. TOP RIGHT: Henry Dennis, Charles Warren, Johnny Dyer, and James Pitts pick up trash on the school grounds in relation to the International Key Club theme. ABOVE: Key Club members for 1971-72 are: BACK ROW: Joe McKoy, Johnny Dyer, Fred Lange, Mr. David Parrott, Sponsor, Mitchell Nutt. FRONT ROW: Brett Smith, Charles Warren, Henry Dennis, Jerry Tolbert. CNot Pictured: James Pitts, Billy McKenzie, Dale McMichaelJ. LEFT: Cindy Lange is the Key Club Sweet- heart this year. 61 181: 1 ,t ,

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Newly Organized F TA Focuses On Teaching Profession Members of FTA are: TOP ROW: Greg Jones, David Powers. SECOND ROW: Sheryl McMicheal, Sue Wallace, Vicky Dun- can, Deborah Warren, Janice Kee, Jane Smith, Cindy Lange BELOW: Bonnie Kee, President, shows a picture of the club pin to the members. ff :Weis-lfli f2r1Jai.5iu.aEss1 e. M Melanie Brown, Pam Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Ora John' son, Advisor, Bonnie Kee, Deborah Smith, Susie Brown, Karen Wilson. Newly organized this year, the main purpose of the FTA is to initiate and promote interest in the teaching profession and high standards of qualifica- tions for future teachers. This yearis program included guest speakers, such as Mrs. Carrie McElroy, Coweta County Visiting Teacher and Mrs. Judy Clark, Student Teacher from West Georgia College. ABOVE: Judy Clark speaks at a monthly meeting. 63 l