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

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Minding their own business Job skills and service were the focuses of Vocational Office Practice and its corresponding club, Office Educa- tion Association. I enjoy OEA because, while it is a regular class, you still have the fun and activities of a clubf, junior Genoveva Val- dez said. c'We have many extracurricular activities which is a big change from doing school work day in and day outf, Service projects included making coloring books for chil- dren, hosting a Halloween carnival at Lane Center, giving Thanksgiving Baskets to area families and Christmas trees to needy families. Also a scholarship was given to senior VOE student Robin Drummond. Junior Melissa Jasso said she enjoyed OEA because she liked to see people happy. I really think we have tried to help those that were in need. Also it makes me happy to know I help put a smile on someone's facef' she said. OEA students worked half a day in business offices and Right: Senior Robin Drummond gives her report from the previous club day activities. sci mil? K Above: Showing nff a stuffed animal that was in her B- Craft kit. senior Denise Bretting tries to sell her favorite one. B-Craft kits and spirit chain contests were the elub's fund-raising projects. ot itional Above: JUNIOR OEA MEMBERS Front Row: D. Bed- narek 14th v.p,l. A. Bahr f3rd v.p,j. P. Bielamowicz tlst v.p.l. C. McElroy trep,l and R. Anderson ttrt-as.l. Second Row: D. Calaviz. B, Collins. G. Valdez, D. Johnson, M. used the skills they practiced during class. Cenoveva said that. ORA is preparing me for the outside world. Without OEA, I don't think I'll have the job opportunities I have now. ' 3 . X., 3 1 3, McBride, D. Zadik, M. Nino, S. Murdock, N. Pavelka, I. Rios, L. Timmins and M. jasso. Third Row: K. Smith. C Davis, C. Valenzer, ,l. Gipson. A. Wilson. S. Cox. M. Fos ter, C. Suarez and M. Riley.

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DATA PROCESSING Right: Cuorl grooming is essential for the husincsswoman. Learning the basic Steps of applying makeup, junior Susan Murdock listens to Rene Traweek from ,lafra cosmetics. Below: Senior OEA members listen to the representative from the B-Craft Company, on the proper way to approach their customers while selling his product. Left DATA PROCESSING Front Row M Mays M Do V Swlestal and M Garcia Third Row R Poole K and L Vaughn Second Row D Wall J Riley T Ruemke R Borski P Lewis S Bates B Forehand and Calhey S Smalley H Bla L Pham N Troung Y Kim N Kyle 72 Vocational I 1-S t,