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

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WHENthe Vocational Food Service stu- dents serve a Christmas luncheon for teachers, junior David Judie cleans up an empty serving dish, FOLLOWING the mock wedding in Home and Family Living, senior Sandra York serves punch for the wedding re- ception. wc . E, .N-1 .. Nw, if Y S VOCATIONAL FOOD SERVICE - Front Row: Miss Donna Howeth lspon- sorl, Lisa Fuller, Second Row: Felisha Taulton, Barbara Dabbs, Shirley Sim- mons. Back Row: Reggie Roquemore, Freank Washington, Bryon Ghoston, Marivn Propes, I AT an after-school PELE banana split party, junior Tina Stanfield and senior Diane Horton sample the toppings avail- able for their ice cream, 1 Academics I Clubs

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it lsjii I WORKING ON her home project in Clothing class, junior Valisa Fuller sews the hem on her black jacket. YAC- Front Row: Cathy Reed, Mi- chelle Hough lvice-presidentl, Mrs. An- nie Bivins lsponsorj, Stacie Rogers ltrea- surerl. Back Row: Natalia Sanchez las sistant reporterj, Patty Ortiz ireporteri. ,WW WNW, u, .M cm, rw-., JVYM, ...w..c,N ,.,. . M-M..,,,..., QQ, Nw... AFTER VISITING with an elderly man at the Silver Leaves Nursing Home, sen- ior HECE member Penny Pickard pre' pares to leave. The group took gifts to residents of the home as one of their community service projects, T0 MAKE his 'Lflour baby look more human, senior Wesley Johnson chooses a marker to create facial features. The Home and Family Living project culimin- ated the the study of parenting. Home Economics 129

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AFTER a regular FHA meeting in the fall, juniors Eva Tanner, Brenda Rober- son and freshman Connie Richey make a visit to the refreshment table, 'flour babies,' cor1t'd. icontinued from page 12Sl Freshman Vickie Reese found FHA provided her with a variety of experiences. Joining FHA has been one of the most excit- ing things l have done, she said. lt is an organization which helps you in the future. You get to meet new people and visit new places. Wednesday morning break- fasts in Our Place dining room proved the Vocational Food Ser- vices classes' most popular mon- ey-raising project. The group also prepared faculty luncheons. By catering the public, the stu- dents practiced preparing at- tractive and nutritious meals and serving properly. The Cafeteria Youth Adviso- ry Committee's major excursion took them to Reunion Arena's PELE - Front Row: Shelley Blachard ivice-presidentl, Angie Crouch isecre- taryl, Jana Crane ftreasurerl, Mrs. Mary Karlik isponsorl, Stacy Zachary ipresi- dentl, Diane Horton ipresidentj, Shelly Shumate isecretartyl. Second Row: Amy Crowder, Melissa Baker, Lee Si- monelli, Carol Poe, Laurie Webb, Donna Thrasher iphotographerl. Back Row: Shauna Rogers, Susan Childress, Tina Stanfield, Jill Ranspot. 2 6 .J Food Services Department. Advanced Foods Nutrition students analyzed the impact of junk and fad foods and crash diets on their bodies. Classes for Advanced Cloth- ing Textiles were offered for the first time. Students completed one garment at home on their own, using techniques practiced in the classroom. In Homemakingffllothing, students focused on strategies for improving communications among family members, thus en- hancing the quality of life. TO COMPLETE her part of the project for PELEfChild Care, junior Tina Garza staples handles to the Halloween goodie bag given to children. FHAXHERO, HECE - Front Row: Mrs. Judy Thomas isponsorj, Cheryl Esner freporterl, Danise Emmons fsecre- taryl, Kathy Sartin ltreasureri, Todd Bickle ipresidentl, Sheryl Anderson lhis- torianj, Monica Maestas lvice-presidentl, Second Row: Karen BareFitt, Rose- mary Hernandez, Delfina Hernandez, Kimbra Harrison, Dawn Nixon, Tasha Sharber. Third Row: Jerry Lawson, Pa- tricia Armstrong, Richard Stine, Howard Farriell, Valerie Foster, Kevin Lemon. Back Row: Mitchell Bueter, Debra Brewton, Penny Pickard, Rena Termine, Cindy Pryor, Tim VanHorn. 11 Home Economics