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Serving Lincoln County for more than a century!
Following the senior luncheon Carol Geist gives FBLA member Grace Nelson a hug as she attends to cleanup duties.
Clarene Haynie and Corrine Schuh each won a poinsettia plant. Between the two is FBLA member Dakota Steward.
Emily Scrupps loads the dishwasher following the luncheon prepared and served by the FBLA students at the Old Town Hall last week.
Tristen McCoy and Casen Watson begin transporting toys for the toy drive from school to the Old Town Hall.
FBLA student Holden Iverson, left, cracks up some of the ladies present at the senior luncheon. The ladies are, clockwise from left, Clarene Haynie, Corrine Schuh, Shirley Groh and Marlene Kramer.
Reegan Carstensen makes signs in preparation for the senior luncheon held in the Old Town Hall by the school's FBLA chapter.
ODESSA – Business educator and FBLA advisor Terri King reports that the toy drive by the Odessa High School chapter of FBLA is still in full swing. Toys are available for pickup at the Old Town Hall on Wednesday and Thursday of this week from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. She says the community has been very generous and encourages any Odessa area residents who need toys for their children to help themselves.
The chapter also hosted a Christmas party for Odessa senior citizens at the Old Town Hall last week. The party guests enjoyed a nine-course dinner (in which each letter in the word Christmas represented a menu item), and they also played games for poinsettia prizes.
From the pictures submitted, it is clear that the guests and students both had a wonderful time.
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