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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Grasping languages . . Forming ideas with artist's shakey hands Having to forge Oklahoma winds to get to a T-building class was made a little easier by Art Club's decoration of the H-hall entrance. Through the management of pres- ident Jeff King, sr., the Art Club overcame the school with posters and at the same time making money for the club. Black light and psy- chedelic posters were sold in the library. Witnessing authentic Flamenco dances in Lawton, Oklahoma, was part of the schedule of Spanish club. At Stillwater French Club mem- bers were on hand for folk dances and guest speakers. ABOVE: Art Club members Jeff King, S. Clampit, Nita Reimers, and Sandra Kelly paint as Mrs. Sauer explains a decoration she would like on the Art Room door. RIGHT: French Club-Z. Liggoins, Mrs. Pollard, sponsor, L. Richlitz, C. Gomez, P. Trude, L. Vertican, S. McCloud, M. Lillard, N. Davis, L. Hodson, J. Packard. 74 0 Organizations Baking for Christmas Cake Walk are lor, D. Mitchell, J. Kelly, C. Rimicci, M French Club members K. Thigpen, D. Tay- Thrift, Y. Lillard, D. Crisp and A. Crisp.