Garland High School - Owls Nest Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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124 BEFORE HE CONTINUES with his drawing in Architecture class, senior Thomas Brumit consults the text. it IN GENERAL Electricity class, sopho- more Travis Parker works out plans for a new project he is to start. WORKING WITHa jigsaw, senior Lau- ra Kennemer makes a leg for her blanket chest, a project entered in the VICA Cabinetmaking competition, Academics I Clubs W.,-I it 'I W, .,. ,WM W WHILE THE JUDGES carefully scruti- nize, freshman Kim Williams proudly CAREFULLY using the engine lathe shows her steer Cocoa at the annual senior Aaron Wallace works on a ham FFA Livestock and Poultry Show. mer he is making in Machine Shop. I iligfi f

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bu 3 ON A TUESDAY night work session, senior Jack Couch, Architecture 2 stu- dent, aligns the walls of the model house he plans to enter in the Regional Industrie al Arts Contest. WITH THE USE of vices on the saw to correctly measure wood, senior Shawn Cook cuts lumber to order to complete the gun cabinet he is making for entry in the VICA Cabinetmaking Contest, FFA -Front Row: Glen Parks lhistori- anl, Frankie Noska lsentinell, Ed Darter lpresidentl, Teri Travis lsecretaryl, Wil- liam Flowers ltreasurerl, Scott Houston tparlimentarianl. Second Row: Dennis McBride, Kim Williams, Hal Ledbetter, Brian Lane, Clay Cook, James Marles. Third Row: Keith McCord, Jeff Butch- er, Allan Walters, Dan Jones, Karen Shaw. Back Row: Mr. Ray Carson lsponsorl, Shane Chaddick, Royal Mowery, Mike Johnson, Denise Hanna. INDUSTRIAL ARTS - Front Row: Johnny Walls lreporterl, Shawn Cook lsecretaryftreasurerl, Tuffy Campbell lpresidentl, Randy Gentry, Bryan Meals lsergeant at armsl. Back Row: Mr. John Bryant lsponsorl, Jack Couch, Gary Bar- row, Terry Caffey, Robert O'Neil, Mr. Don Thompson lsponsorl. Industrial Arts! Vocational Agriculture

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champs, cont'd lcontinued from page 122l Cabinetmaking challenged woodworking students. After learning about shop safety prac- tices, the class shaped wood into finished pieces. We had to make a face door for a cabinet and mount a door, said senior Keith Wyrick, winner of a fifth place in the VlCAfCabinetmak- ing contest. There was some stiff competition. Seventeen crafters entered their projects in the local con- test. Seven advanced to Area IX competition in Waco. Wyrick and junior Keith Dunbar claimed fourth and fifth places, respec- tively, in the speed skills contest. Industrial Cooperative Train- ing lICTl students participated in a six-week entrepreneurship contest. They studied the con- cepts of owning and operating their own business. Another ICT project found students designing educational paths for their fu- ture careers. Five ICT students placed in the VICA Area Contest. Senior lcontinued on page 1277 RODEO CLUB - Front Row: Mr. Loy Woolly lsponsorl, Danny D'Happart lpresidentl, Brenda Havener ltreasurerl, Karla Green lsweetheartl, Daron Jetton lvice-presidentl, Second Row: Scott Johnson, Danny Johnson, Mike House' holder, Jerry Sanders, Bobby Knap- page. Back Row: Dean Selman, David Gruszka, Richard Tawwater, Todd Cov- ington. ICT - Front Row: Billy Hamilton, Da- vid Swayne, Patrice Horton, Mr. Milton Rogers lsponsorl, Corrisa Powell, Sec- ond Row: David Karch, Tim Sifford, Bill Williams, Tobin Hill, Curtis Knapp, Ran- dy Gentry. Third Row: Ken Boecher, Jimmy Henderson, Robert O'Neil, Rus- sell Walker, Bill Peace. Back Row: Shawn Cook, Tuffy Campbell, Kenneth Zachary, Scott Smith, Shane Smith. Industrial Arts 1 Vocational Agriculture 125