Starting Young.
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two girb
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hm·ing
fun
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for
studl·nts in
FCCI
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Writers and Poets of literary Arts.
Back Row:
Gordon Smith. Jennifer teitzler,
, ick Koziura, Brynn Cohen, Stacy Carmichael.
Frot1l Row:
Je~sica
Kammerud,
Charlotte Wyatt. Annie Burnum, Lauren Cm·ington, Irene Sanchez.
Happy and Healthy HOSA.
Back Rmc:
Mr. Gary
Tank~ley,
Brittani Fox, Melissa
Gebelv, Katherine Graham, Karh Safar, Lc.1h
~lcClellan,
Lindsay Shoclon.
Fro11l
Rou•:
Holly Schnakenberg, Kaci,Cart, Emily Waddcy, Aimee ·Boer, Stephanie
D<w>ell.
HOUSE
FCCLA, DECA,
&
HOSA
ELJEA
E
It
is club such as Family, Career, and
Community Leader of America, or FCCLA,
Health Occupation Students of America, or
HOSA, and Distributive Education Clubs of
America, DECA, that taught students what
it
took to be a influential leader in the future of
America. FCCLA addressed important social
issues through family and consumer sciences
education. DECA worked with fa hionmarket–
ing and busine s. Each year they ho ted a fash–
ion show for prom and made T-shirts for the
senior cla s. HOSA educated members and
student aboutnotonlyprofessionsin the health
field, but al o how to make healthy lifestyle
choices. With hands-on experience and in-depth
study, students were well prepared to make
choices for the future.
FCCLA, DECA, HO A,
&
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