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Advisor . Sheri Owen
Around the holidays the FCCLA adopted eleven children from
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the Nebraska Children's Home. It was a fund raising event where
the y raised $300. The money was put towards the children's
Christmas w ish lists and then was delivered. They also
particpated in Penn y Wars where the mone y was donated to the
Hope Center and brought in a Destiny's Child concert as a
reward for the student body.

Wyhe's Ouice fundroising representa-
tive, explains to FCCLA members , the
butter bread braid which is a frozen
pastry bread Members sold the bread
in March for $6.50 Profits went for
community service . He sr fv\o.wJ. HllMAN

mustangs making a difference
front - Advisor Jenno J()('€s, Mike Hirckley. Jenny Ploughman; not pictured: James
Cook. Argela Selzle, Jenny Kriens, John Stutznegger, Dave Fitzekam 10010 '' Jo-J, CHi<
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Advisor . Jenna Jones
Many members of this club were active as parking
monitors. They had Officer Matson speak on "ecstasy"
to the group, and had Officer John Young speak at the
POPS program on personal safety, especially on college
[ campuses. The y were also instrumental in having moti va-
tional speaker John Crudele speak to the entire student
body on ma_king good choices.

Advisor Carol Kuhn helps junior Jessica
Pierson and freshman Lauro Groggle look
over possible schools to visit. FEA helped
students get ready to go in the real world
by shadowing teachers to get experience.

future educators of America
fron t- COiftney Drt..eker !student teacher(,
Nicole Jdv-tson. advisor Carol Kuhn.T amara
Grave; not piclu-ed: Kate Kaerten. Jessica
Plerson , LaLTa Groggle. FW'o 6 ' 'HtA IKflffN