FCCLA members from Clinton High School competed in several STAR events in Altus, Oklahoma, where they received high praise and recognition. Josh Zapien won second place in Recycle Redesign and Nieva Long won first place. Emily Perez won second place in New Member Facts. Abigail Heard won first place in Career Investigation. Monica Alba won first place for her Christmas-themed cupcake decoration display. The local FCCLA chapter continues to be the largest in western Oklahoma with over 90 members.
FCCLA members from Clinton High School competed in several STAR events in Altus, Oklahoma, where they received high praise and recognition. Josh Zapien won second place in Recycle Redesign and Nieva Long won first place. Emily Perez won second place in New Member Facts. Abigail Heard won first place in Career Investigation. Monica Alba won first place for her Christmas-themed cupcake decoration display. The local FCCLA chapter continues to be the largest in western Oklahoma with over 90 members.
FCCLA members from Clinton High School competed in several STAR events in Altus, Oklahoma, where they received high praise and recognition. Josh Zapien won second place in Recycle Redesign and Nieva Long won first place. Emily Perez won second place in New Member Facts. Abigail Heard won first place in Career Investigation. Monica Alba won first place for her Christmas-themed cupcake decoration display. The local FCCLA chapter continues to be the largest in western Oklahoma with over 90 members.
FCCLA members from Clinton High School competed in several STAR events in Altus, Oklahoma, where they received high praise and recognition. Josh Zapien won second place in Recycle Redesign and Nieva Long won first place. Emily Perez won second place in New Member Facts. Abigail Heard won first place in Career Investigation. Monica Alba won first place for her Christmas-themed cupcake decoration display. The local FCCLA chapter continues to be the largest in western Oklahoma with over 90 members.
Community Leaders of America recently traveled to Altus for many events. They competed in the STAR events while there. The STAR events are a competition for FCCLA members to test their abilities in knowledge and craftsmanship. Josh Zapien, jr., and Nieva Long, fr., competed in Recycle Redesign. Zapien won second place and Long won first place. Emily Perez, so., won second place in New Member facts. New member facts is a quiz competition in which new members show their knowledge about FCCLA. Abigail Heard, fr., competed in Career Investigation where she received first place.
Monica Alba, jr., competed in the cup cake decoration contest. Alba made a Christmas themed display that won first place. Earlier FCCLA members traveled to Altus to attend their annual distinct conference. At the conferences students from all over Oklahoma participated in leadership exercises and games. FCCLA has taught me how to be a leader. I learned that somebody needs to step up to the plate and help the community in any way that they can, said Maegyn Grubbs, jr., president. The local chapter continues to be the largest chapter in western Oklahoma. They have over 90 members. who are involved with the organization. Competing in STAR events in Altus were Emily Perez, so.; Kiera Dodge, jr.; Abby Heard, fr.; Monica Alva, jr.; Nieva Long, fr., and Josh Zapien, jr. PHOTO BY SHERRIE JOHNSON.
Vocal and Band host Christmas concert
Avery Burgard, Junior
The Band will be selling
Playing Christmas Cards this year. The cards cost $7 and will provide three to four Christmas songs by a band ensemble. The cards will be sent (played) on Tuesday December 15, Wednesday, Josh Zapien, jr,.working on a frame for his project Dec. 16 and Thursday, Dec. 17. for the STAR Events. PHOTO BY KIERRA DODGE
The cards can be delivered to Clinton and Arapaho. Orders are due today. They can be ordered through email: band@clintonokschools.org or talk to Mrs. Morgan. Vocal music, carrying on the tradition, caroled up and down Frisco Avenue at
Mariza Villalpando, Senior
LIFEGUARDS POOL ATTENDANTS CASHIERS Must be available weekends, holidays and evenings
Fum! Fum!, Carol of the
Bells, Silent Night, and other traditional Christmas songs. Band will perform Sleigh Ride, All I Want For Christmas, and Fanfare and Procession of an Old English Carol.
Student Council volunteers
Regional Food Bank
WATER-ZOO INDOOR WATER PARK
the Festival of Lights parade.
The Christmas concert for vocal and band will be December 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the Dome. Vocal music, under the direction of Sandra Roulet, will perform Fum!
Student Council is in the giving spirit. This past month students started their annual food drive for the local battered womens shelter. They would later partner up with Key Club to volunteer at the Regional Food Bank in Oklahoma City. While at the food bank, members packaged food all day. The food that they package would be delivered to families all over Oklahoma. The Food Bank provides enough food to feed more than 116,000 hungry Oklahomans every week, 37 percent of which are children. It was a lot of hard work, but its very rewarding in the end. There are
kids that rely on the food
supplied by the food bank on a day-to-day basis. It doesnt get better than helping kids get a nutritious meal everyday, said Nathan Davis, jr. Recently Weatherford has opened up a Regional Food Bank.
Christmas Connection Carly Youngberg, Senior
As Christmas approaches, Student Council has decided to continue their annual tradition of giving back by volunteering at Christmas Connection this Friday and Saturday, December 11 and 12. For over 10 years, StuCo has been dedicated to making childrens Christmas wishes come true by donating presents as well as time.
Christmas Connection provides families with much needed toys, gifts and presents for the Christmas season. The toys are donated by members of the community, local churches, and many other organizations including Stu-Co. Christmas Connection takes place at the Custer County Fairgrounds. Volunteers come here to help with the distribution of the toys. I really enjoy Christmas Connection because it gives me an opportunity to give back to the community, said Logan Moser, sr., student council president. Last year Stu-Co had 13 volunteers who purchased gifts, helped with clients, and unloaded boxes of presents. This year will be no exception.
Route 66 Museum
Merry Christmas 2224 W. Gary Blvd. Clinton, OK 73601
Silver Dollar Student
Whisper Walker
Whisper Walker, fr., is the
leading reader in the 200 Million Word Challenge with over two million words read. She also plays in the school band.
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Phone: 323-2345 600 West Gary Blvd. P.O. Box 99 Clinton
