Antelope Union High School - Desert Sands Yearbook (Wellton, AZ)

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VICA CLUB WORKS HARD IN AUTO MECHANICS Up to their elbows in grease, the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America members worked hard at achieving their goals and activities. Some of them included: the fall conference and the Turkey shoot. Vica and FFA constructed a horse shoe game at the school ramada, and Vica club conducted an opening and closing ceremony at a Rotary meeting. In the fall the new officers were elected: President — YV Humphrey, Vice-President — Eugene Woods, Secretary — Maria Sanchez. Jose Rodriguez was Parlimentarian and Student Council Representative, while Club Reporter was Luis Hale. As the Vica members worked together they taught and learned from each other. As they washed their dirty elbows they remembered the past year. VICA Front row: Maria Sanchez, Carlos Coronado, Luis Hale, Renae Robertson, Rindi Nottingham, Tim Huff. Joe Ray and Cruz Carrillo. Second row: Jock Kissel, Kenneth Bump. Jose Curiel, Jose Ro driguez, Kurt Romine, Xavier Herrera, Joel Conner, Eugene Woods, YV Humphrey, and David Espin- oza. Jose Rodriguez organizes tools in Auto Shop. FFA club members Mark Vondall. Bryan Blohm and Cindy Tryon, serve at Homecoming barbeque.

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AGGIES LEARN THE FIELD Learning leadership, speaking in public, farming, raising animals, and crops kept the FFA members busy throughout the year. The Future Farmers of America Club has always been known for its organization and its hard working members. The land lab and livestock lab were two of the areas where members worked hard during class learning skills that would benefit their after school projects. Six members attended the National Convention in Kansas City Missouri in November; Paula Milam, Greg Stewart, Tanya Rush, Tony Hill, Garrick Stuhr, Melanie Judd and their advisor Mr. Crabtree. The Antelope Chapter had two state officers, Greg Stewart — State Treasurer and Tanya Rush — State Secretary, and there was also a district officer as well, Richard Miller — Sentinel. Many activities and money making projects were held throughout the year: parlimentary procedure, the chapter leadership conference, the Homecoming barbeque, and State Farmer Awards. FFA Front row: Greg Stewart. Garrick Stuhr. Paula Milam, Tony Hill. Tanya Rush. Richard Miller and Bud Mixon Second row: Rachel Garrett. Alma Bar raza. Lance Madron. Mark Marlatt, Anna Jones, Tim Rush. Brad Millner, Pat Gatlin. Kathy Henry. Liz Dail, Dusty Shill and Robby Grant Third row: Mark Vondall, Tracy Ellifritz, Craig Johnson, Leonel Federico. Jeff Olberg, Frank Auza, Paula Wright. Cindy Tyron, Leon Shenton, John Haw thorne and Mr. Crabtree. Eugene Woods inspects the tool room in the Auto shop

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SCIENCE GROUP FUELS UP WITH FUND RAISERS Selling carmel apples, T-shirts, and tickets for the movie “The Idol Maker” were some of the things the Science Club did this year. They had some guest speakers and also a couple of field trips. They went to San Diego and Arizona State University. These trips were fun and educational. Guest speakers addressed problems on drugs and other issues of interest to teens. The president of the Science Club was Lucie Icedo, the vice-president was Maria Sanchez, the secretary-treasurer was Elizabeth Herrera, sargeant-at-arms was Dunia Curiel, and Student Council Representative was Denise Douglas. Mr. Frans remarked, “The purpose of the Science Club is to promote an interest in science and in things concerning it.”