Star Spencer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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VICA Sweetheart . . . Deciding on vocations for their future careers Sponsoring a Safety Week early in the Spring semester was the main service project of V.l.C.A. Posters and essays characterized the safety campaign carried out under the leadership of president Judy Par- sons. Auto Mechanics resulted in hope- lessly strained coveralls, mounds of grease, and parts, thousands of parts with names to remember, also a skill. Interest in machines re- sulted in a career prospect for mem- bers. Careers in electronics and re- lated fields were the goal of mem- bers of Star-Spencer Electronics Club. Casual conversation that al- lowed for a general swapping knowl- edge, typified meetings. ABOVE RIGHT: D. Ramsey, R. Sheppard, C. Douglas, P. Steele check machinery out. ABOVE: D. Hall, D. Crisp, and W. Bertola- sis experiment with electricity. RIGHT: K. Kirkwood, H. Ivey, R. Shuler, T. Trude, A. Murphy, and S. Baxter put together a motor as part of V.I.C.A. training. 72 O Organizations

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fx X s. Initiation banquets . . Knowledge is gained in many various fields Future Business Leaders of America learned the challenge of competition with the advent of F.B.L.A.'s Powder Puff football game. Maps, directions from their dads and pre-planned introductions were all trappings surrounding the state- wide F.B.L.A. convention. Hosted by the Cametlot Inn of Tulsa, this annual convention created the types of temporary friendships that are remembered for years. Sponsoring a Science Fair at Rog- ers Middle School kept Science Club members busy when their planning a break from activities took the form of a camp out early in Spring. LEFT: F.B.L.A. officers C. Taber, reporter, C. Twidwell, sec., G. Valdex, stu. council rep., C. Merriman, v. pres., and K. Kim- brough, demerit cap., watch P. Anderson, pres., suggest places for the annual ban- quet. BELOW: Working with chemicals are Science Club members: K. Sinclair, P. Bax- ter, S. Forbes, M. Parsons, D. Schlegel, H. Heimbach, C. Douglas, D. Graham, J. Bolerjack, D. Peters, L. Gilbert, and J. Feero. stew XS Nxtssvs is .QNX .R s X X ssc i SSX: Q 1 so . QQ Organizations O 71

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