Alief Elsik High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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the opportunists cutting paper at a.c. graphics. — robert sepulveda “don’t you be a bad influence on my class. — libby johnson our unsung hero” terri glaeser, is responsible for the type setting of the super rampage. little girls at national childcare really admire crosley’s talent for putting on shoes. busily working on their projects. — jan bernelle and mike rice 124 the opportunists “sit down, we're almost finished. — selina lenart and jirr lenart

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I to r — 1st row. kay rousseau, sosie brown, terry pucketl. |oann boynton, tammie coolidge, esther contreras. 2nd row: sherri russell, dianna fulsom. robin bertin, mtchelle walker, myrna valverde, tammy mann, juanita yancey, terri sumler. 3rd row: tricia krzemmski, miriam valverde. jodi wood, ruth espinosa. darla dilloo. beth bennett. danelia moreno, char- lotte marshall, susan landry. mrs. hipQinbothan. sponsor. i confess! i'm a user of nytol,” yawns jodi wood. smile you're on candid camera! — beth bennett i can hold my arm up longer than you can!” susan landry says to charlotte marshall. distributive education clubs of america is a program designed for students who are interested in training in retailing, wholesaling, and service selling, deca spon- sors social activities, trips, and the deca school store. vocational office education is a course that provides on-the-job training in the office occupational areas for students who show an aptitude for business skills, voe trains students to operate office equipment and after graduation they have the opportunity to go directly into an office career. if you don't have this done by tomorrow we'll chain you to the type- writers!” — danelia moreno the businessmen 123

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1st row I to r: jan bernelle, craig seimens, terri glaeser, crosley mathews, selina lenart. 2nd row: mrs. mays — advisor, therese lopez, martha macdonald, libby johnson, lori williams, dusty miller, mike rice. 3rd row: bruce cosse, bruce achterhof. gwen hopkins, pat crossin, bruce smith, jim lenart.