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

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Junior engineers place first. The Junior Engineering Technological Society is a lub designed to introduce or expose interested tudents to the field of engineering. This year J.E.T.S. ent to several competitions. Among them were the lookerT. Washington tournament in which they won n overall first place trophy, and the Texas A M onferencc in C ollege Station where several club members participated in various events. Club sponsors arc John Rufi'and Barbara Pohla. Officers for 1982-83 were Ronnie Parks, president, Thao Nguyen, vice president, Alice Cheng, secretary, and Mike Chow, treasurer. by Kim VonDerAu E.T.S. officers Thao Nguyen, Alice Cheng. Ronnie Parks, and eeling. Mike Chow make plans for the next Certificate winners Ix ng Nguyen and Dcpak Bhatt. ub members who attended the A M conference in Collcge Station eluded Depak Bhatt. LongNguycn. Richard Hussieni, Maria Kuo, d Alice Cheng. Club members Jeff Bryant. Eric Stamm. Richard Hussieni. Maria Kuo, Dcpak Bhatt. and Long Nguyen, with their Booker T. Washington trophy. J.E.T.S. 155

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Careers await Science students “Science Club’s purpose is to encourage high school students to pursue a career in the various fields of science,” says Alice Chang. “Science Club is to make students more aware of their world of science,” says Ronnie Parks. This past year Elsik Science Club members have been active with Monday morning meetings. Officers are: Alice Chang, president; Jamey Childs, vice-president; Ronnie Hazlewood, treasurer; and Ronnie Parks historian. These officers help plan things for the club to do. To raise money they had bake sales. The club members have gone on various field trips to Rice University, Astro Hall, Baylor University and Burke Baker Planetarium. by Rhonda Brookshire ± Nonay Ordeniz and Joyce Casiolc stop for a picture while resting. Mr. Burns. Ms. Long, Ms. Silbcrman. Troy Lee. and Ms. Lee take a rest. Alice Chang enjoys a day at the Planetariun. John Chen, Vu Tran and a friend smile for the camera. 154 Clubs

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Revelliers: True pride of Alief The Revelliers had another successful vear promoting Elsik spirit. The Rcvies arc a group of hard working, determined girls who strive for athletic recognition. Revelliers is more than just prancing around with a big smile; its an experience which takes lots of time (up to 20 hours per week), and extra effort to learn, perfect, and perform two exciting dances each week. This past year, the Rcvies participated in the creation of Mighty Ram fever which included dancing at pep rallies, football, and basketball games, decorating the school, and the boy’s lockers. They also sponsored the successful Winter Wonderland Dance and marched in two parades. Overall, the dedication is evident, and the Revelliers agree that all the practice, discipline, and sometimes total hysteria is worth it in the rewarding experiences each year creates. by Ruthie Garcia Revelliers in a pregame formation. C. DuPlain photo Head over heels for the Rams! C. DuPlain photo Revies march off after a performance. C. DuPlain photo Dance Fever Finalists: Jennie West and Ray Schmidt. C. DuPlain photo 156 C lubs