Mr. John Epple, Art Dept. On the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month in the auditorium. The meetings are open to members only. The membership requirements are 100 hours of supervised work in he drama program. Theory Division and Real Life Division teams of four members compete in each division against other schools in April on their knowledge of economic theory, economic history, current economic conditions and consumer economics.
Winners proceed to a multistate competition.
Numerous leadership rallies are held locally, state and nation-wide a swell as opportunities to compete in areas related to Family and Consumer Education, such as child care, fashion, foods, interior designs and family and community projects. Ms. Sharon Charneia, Family and Consumer Education Dept. They grow, decorate, market and sell flowering plants, such as poinsettias, Easter lilies and bedding plants. They also design floral arrangements for special school functions. Mrs. Pam Wolfe, Science Dept.