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NO! COOKING IS NOT

The next htp hoppers of the '90's Kiambe Tunsil, V~rgmta Mmcey, Ktm Mernck, Tonyette Wooldndge, Chandra Moore. and Trayvts No, thts ts not Chef Tell , but Archte Wtlllams He ts trymg to cook somethmg great for
Shaw are all smtles after wmnmg 3rd place m FHS HERO's Talent Show Competition wtth a dance routtne to the song " Self· the TIGER DINER
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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA I HERO

F .H.A. I HERO is a national vocational organization for
students who are enrolled in or have taken a course in
Home Economics in middle, junior or senior High School. It
is composed of two chapters: F.H.A. (Future Homemakers
of America) for students enrolled in consumer and home-
making programs and HERO (Home Economics Related
Occupations) for students enrolled in occupational, wage
earning programs. F .H.S. I HERO is dedicated to helping
youth to prepare for their active place in society by learn-
ing the necessary skills needed to better themselves and
others in their home, school, community, environment, and
on the job.
The members at Columbia High School were excited
about the 1989-1990 school year. This year they were
involved in various fund-raising activities to assist them in
carrying out their school and community projects; social
and educational activities; and for competition at local,
district, state, and national levels. Columbia High School's
F .H. A. I HERO chapter is proud to announce that they have
a state officer in their ranks. Attania Jean is Florida's
F.H.A.IHERO State Treasurer. F.H.A.I HERO members,
we wish you the best!
- Nikki Brown
F .H.A. has not only been a so-
cial club for me but also a learn-
ing one too. This club has taught
me many values and goals that I

plan to keep for a life time. Betty Crocker watch out. Ktm Mernck ts gomg to take your JOb Lookmg good Ktm, keep up the good work
- Kiambe Tunsil
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