Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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.aw Ban!! U UQ .e 6 VICA Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics, sponsored by Mr. lesse Lozano, helps to prepare students for a career in the mechanics field. The students work throughout the year, and then attend competition at San Antonio in the spring. Don Stublefield, Shawn Newburg, Steven Moore, and Brian Lansdale, attended the competition. Members of Auto Mechanics morning class are: tkneelingl Henry Martin, Gabriel Gauna, loe Frias, and Carlos Lopez, tstandingl Mr. lesse Lozano, Danny Elliott, Kent Webb, Shawn Newburg Don Stublefield, and Richard Gibbons. Members of Auto Mechanics l are: tsittingi Chris Kleinwassink, Tony Skero, Kathy Kurtz, Pete Edgar, Terry Kleen, Sam Dreggers, and Iimmy Vrabel, tkneelingl Doug Honea, Sean Kendrick, lohn Montgomery, Cameron Hill, David Marrow, and Doug Koch, tstandingl lohnney Kargakos, Robby Baker, Brian Lansdale, Stephen Moore, Chuck Webster, David Gage and Steven Wilson. VICA General Construction Students involved in General Construction classes keep busy throughout the year learning useful skills in the areas of painting, carpentry, plumbing, electrical house wiring, and concrete finishing. The students build projectsduringthe yearforthemselvesaswellasothers, and then take some of them to competition. General Construction is sponsored by Mr. Robert Kleen. Members of General Construction afternoon class are: Top tfirst rowl Mark Maldonado, loe Conde and Gabriel Alba, lsecond rowi Len Tucker, Danny Chavez, Shane Stark, and Eric Vasquez, tthird rowi Daryl lefferson, lulio Mireles, Benjamin Gonzales, lames Mullins, Ben Sanchez, and Craig Brooks, Members of General Construction morning class are: Bottom tkneelingj Steven Fillmore, Brad Allaman, Angel Cruz, tstandingl Santos Frias, Gregory Clarkson, Prenliss Hill, Chris Brooks, Arturo Garcia, Panco Perez, and Iimmy Perez. VICA Welding Welding is a two year program developed for students interested in pursuing welding as a career, Each class lasted three hours a day, giving students an opportunity to perfect their skills, Welding was sponsored by Mr, Ray Ragsdale. Members of Welding afternoon class are: Top tfirst rowj Clint Leber, Darren May, Stanley Schumaker, Charlie Moden, Clint Parker, Mark Crawford, and David Schuler, tsecond rowlMitch Allen, Kirk Glass, Donald Sedwick, and lames Wolff, tthird rowi Charlie Rose, Eddie Hewitty, lames Simmons, Doug Bailey and Mr. Ray Ragsdale. Members of Welding morning class are: Bottom tfirst rowj Mark Hobener, Tol Harris and Mr, Ray Ragsdale, tsecond rowl Vince Fisher, Danny Antle, Kevin Embree, Travis Osborn, and Lance Ross. Associations 97

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Sophomore Class Officers The all girl team of Sophomore Class officers pulled together to raise more money for their class treasury. They sponsored bake sales at many community functions so that they may have a great prom next year. Sophomore Class officers are fkneelingl Meredythe Cavender, lulie jenkins, Amy Hodge, fstandingj Shelley Schmoker, Kim Brent, Carolyn Blanchard, and Amy Carr. lunior Class Officers Fund raising was the junior Class priority for 1985 to raise money for the 'Roman Night prom. The class sponsored a nFun Run to raise money, sold raffle tickets for the U2 and Ronnie Milsap concerts, and held bake sales at many community functions. lunior Class officers are lleft to rightj Mark Loescher, Carla Campbell, Lisa Klein, Martha Bracamontez, Erika Peterson, Kim Piske, and Marshall Eidson. Senior Class Qfficers lt falls to the Senior Class officers every year to organize class sponsored activities to raise funds for the class gift to the school and the end of the year party. The 1984-85 officers spearheaded efforts at concession stands at home football and basketball games to pad the till. Senior Class officers are fleft to rightj Keith Terrell, Anette Alexander, Iennifer Mishler, and leff Bazar. 96 Associations ma- ghl -ff

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VGCT The VOCT club, sponsored by Mrs. lean Holmstrom, learned a combination of skills by working half day and attending school the other half. The students generally worked in food service as cooks, waiters, waitresses, tour guides, and grocery sackers, VOCT members are: tkneelingl loe Valdez, fstandingl Mari Marrow, lohn Place, Lorraine Blalock, lback rovvj Steve lvicic, Craig Standford and Mrs. lean Holmstrom. VOCT members are: isittingl Carolyn Clarkson, and lames Powell, ikneelingj Carolina Ledesma, Estella Arizpe, Alice Dominguez, lstandingl Eugenia Cadison, Duane Lore, Olga Ledesma, and Mrs. lean Holmstrom. , I fi, 'ff TS A Q Et X14 ' , W A - V if xgiygkz Y K .0 , ' :fi . - ' - 561 H - f- l l I 13,2 1' ,M ' IW ff ' C Ig T133-We ' 1 :fl , ,, A , , ,,.., A r tm. a '. ?1'flgi,yv 4 'i - rf ff m- H., f ' . gi s , ,K V Georgettes held a profitable fund raiser by having a garage sale. At Octoberfest, the junior class held a bake sale. C 0 98 Associations Future Business Leaders offkmerica vvhodistinguishedthemselves atcompetition are HeatherSiminski,Amy Hodge, Carolyn Blanchard, Tracy Gonzales, Sponsor Pam Dishberger, and Clay Kleen. Not pictured is Heather Hearne, who placed fifth in Business Law at the state contest, Before cheerleader tryouts, Student Council officers for the 1985-86 school year were chosen,