Westwood High School - Heritage Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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C c X tx 64 kd' 69 9 9 'vw 9,9 s.. 4,5 - A r Vg g ' t X 9 ' r b 5 fx ld? . ' F8 ' row.- Rosario Pepe, Michele Ritner, Diane O'Brian, Sherri Tyree, and Cari Hill. row: Page Nordstrom, Tammy Dialey, Julie Jowers, Maj Eanes, Konnie r, Katie Jennings and Sheila Gibson. third row: Michelle Giauque, Tracy Lara Neratka, Denise Gau, Sherry Fullerton, Vicke Spencer, Karen Cole and Camp. Putting on the finishing touches on the bulletin board headed for Area competition are Juniors Wendi Fogle, Kasa Wilson, Annalee Perez and Karla Smith. Preparing the printer in order to pro- duce a final copy is Junior Cindee Hoffman and in the background Junior Lari Hays works on a pro- ject. President Senior Denise Gau calls a meeting to order. lk' Parliamentary team maintains standard Office Education Association, COEA7 for the second year in a row placed first in area contest for their parlimentary team directed by sponsor Kala Ash. The team consisted of Seniors Patsy Miller, Sherry Fullerton, Denise Gau, Rosary Pepe and Debi Gee. Juniors Kasa Wilson, Wendi Fogel and Julie Hull were also part of the winning team. Members also participated separately in many competitions held at Bryan. Placing first, second and third were Seniors Julie lowers for prepared Verbal, Tracy Sporn for Job Manuel and Diane O'Brian for Information Communication. All O.E.A. members in the parliamentary team also went to state competition.

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Q, I l ol 1 1 Junlor Scott Mclntyre designs a fire station for Com- petition. 2 Junior Tommy Gural and Auto Mechanics teacher Dick Hiese repair a broken amp meter. 3 Junior Pat Callaghan goes through a wire maze to fix astereo. ,EU 1 A6 P , Q . :,f4'4V: ., -pf 'I i A. all I luv Y S s .M Vocational clubs teach job skills Vocational Industrial Clubs of America CVICAD had over members nation wide, composed of different classes such asp Mechanics, Building Trades, Electronics, Drafting, Cosmetology, Small Engine repair. These classes were held at Leander and Rock High Schools. Vica members competed in Area 5 Vica contest in San and proceeded to state competition in Dallas. Senior John Tarby second in state for his drafting skills. While no other students higher than second, many received blue ribbons for their Members also competed in job interviews, club business r individual occupation, andjob skills. Each class had a certain skill and they used these skills to money for competition, said Senior John Walzel. Auto worked on cars to make their money while Drafting designed plans and sold them to area builders.