Aldine High School - Round Up Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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es.- ,,..,,A., Q' -vu. Left: While posing as nutritionist informants freshman Connie Biggs and Anita Brandon, sophomores Phillip Boss and Stephanie Taylor, and junior Alicia Gilmore set up a booth in the Cafeteria to answer students' questions about nutrition. Below: CVAE CONSTRUCTION Front Row: Edgar Walker lsec.l, Bruce Gibson lprcs.j, Allen Justice lsponsorl and Stewart Davis ftreas.l. Second Row: Kenneth Woods, Roy Malone, Victor Lawson iparl.j, john Nuce, Guy Herrin lsgt. at armsl and Jon Garland. Above: CVAE FOODS LAB FHA Front Row: Sherry Cole fsponsorl, Terri Ball lparl.l, Rhonda Kammon lv. pres.l, Sharon Stone lpres.l. Phillip Boss and Greg Nation ltreas.l. Second Row: Terri Harperson, Suzie Witt. Kay Harrin, Connie Biggs, Vivian McBride, Paulette Raymond, Robert Johnson and Sherry Smalls. Third Row: Tina Weaver, Shir- ley Fangman, joe Arriaga and Kris lmes. Left: Catering is an important aspect ol CVAE foods lab. Junior Greg Nation measures ingredients into the mixing bowl while he reads directions from the book propped up on the mixer. Vocational 65

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41 CVAE FOODS LAB! CONSTRUCTION obody can do it like CVAE can Utilizing their skills in service and money-making pro- jects the CVAE foods lab class and corresponding Future Homemakers of America chapter provided services to the district and individuals. Cooking was only a part of the Curriculum which also included decorating serving buying and planning. The class catered meals for district and school functions including preparing fruit for the senior breakfast. Weekly the class members prepared salad luncheons for the teach- ers. Individual catering jobs were taken by the students which allowed them to practice decorating and baking skills. CVAE general construction trades focused on developing carpentry skills. ln a lab setting students learned the basics of wiring plumbing concrete work and other areas of car- pentry. The students made individual projects utilizing their skills as well as class projects which included the building of a storage shed. Both foods lab and construction provided opportunities for the students to begin jobs with the CVAE Co-op, pro- gram. Right: As an assignment for CVAE construction sophomore John Nuec and freshman Phillip Jones paint a waste basket they have made. :K Above. Teachers and CVAE students favorite recipe contributions formed the basis of a cookbook put together by the CVAE foods lab. Junior Joseph Vaughn and freshman Bonita Andrews put the pages of their cookbooks together for sale. Right: Delicious cinnamon rolls and punch are served to parents and teachers at the PTA Open House by freshman Connie Biggs anrl sophomore Rhonda Kammon. X ot .nional Q- l71 ?' 6

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. ug Q ,:, ,yr I-li 1 14 i. 'af by Above: As part of HOS.-Ts initiation. junior Tina Parks is required lo wear surgical cloth- ing lo all of her 4-lassos. Right: Al the can-z-r carnixal, tht- HOSA booth was 11 popular one. Junior Judy Lambert conducts a blood. pressure' srre-ening on freshman Cary Baker in thi- studs-nl lounge. Vocational Heart of the matter Health awareness was the focus of health occupation classes and Health Occupation Students of America. With an opportunity to learn some basic first aid methods and to work in health related jobs, students were able to involve themselves in possible career choices. lim going to North Harris County College. I'm going to get into the A.D.A. program to become a registered nursef' senior Gwen Barker said. Several of the member's activities helped to promote health. They conducted blood pressure screening tests for students and teachers at school. Parents could have their blood pressure made at the PTA open house. Also a blood drive was sponsored on Valentine's Day with more than 100 seniors donating their blood. ln order to increase their knowledge and to understand the medical fields the members visited Baylor College ol Medicine in May. Junior Sherri Millantz said that the class shows you a lot about hospitals and what it would be like. Students also learn how to relate to patients and how these relations can be beneficial to the patients, junior Keith Evans said. Below: Al open house senior Angela Whitton shows her mother what shi- has learned by taking a blood pressure screening test for her. .fm 'KZ 4- 5 i ' if f K' , P