Bandera High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bandera, TX)

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Successful Leaders . e is U VVL' N S ii V .i . - ' . i ,, ii i . b b Q i . r w ' V 1 22-.its-r::11,',ifffe::f12f- use TY' f L Q1 ,ami .n.w-- 6, Q il 1 il e ' . ' ' is 1 3 A ' MWA r . , f ' , A 3 . 1 ' Aee f M E H V . V it fs v- if' 5 Y We i . 1 f V4 ' W S ' iv Si A 1 Sw s .. Q K, X . , -..L,k' -'Sn These girls attended the Area competition in Corpus Christi. Back: Kelly Kindla, Tammy Ott, Shannon Hicks, Terri Butler, Ioy Smith, Stephanie Hill, Ann Anderson. Front: Malissa Methvin, Laura Herrera, Lisa Vakey, Sue Pickett. The position of officer is a sign of representation and leadership. The 1983-84 V.O.E. officers were Front: Malissa Methvin - President, Kim Per- ' V syn - Sgt.-at-Arms, Laura Her- , N rera - Parliamentarian. Back: M Susan Espinosa - Vice Presi- dent, Tammy Ellis - Treasurer, Ioy Smith - Reporter, AT Stephanie Hill - Historian. Randy McHaney

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Area Qualifiers!! AREA WINNERS - Back: Tammy Ott - placed 8th in Record Manage- ment Ig Stephanie Hill - placed 14th in General Clerical lg Lisa Vakey - placed 6th in Record Management Ill, Front: Malissa Methvin - placed 6th in Record Management Ilg Terri Butler - placed 4th in Typing and Related II5 Sue Pickett- placed 2nd in Information Communications Il. Office Education Association students learn practical skills that will enable them to work in the business World. They received training for receptionist duties, bookkeeping jobs and secretarial work. Throughout the year, the OEA girls learned to operate such machines as the calculator, transcriber, and mimeograph. With this knowledge six girls placed in area competition and one advanced to state. 72 - Vocational Office Education Malissa Methvin placed 6th in Record Management ll at the Area meet qualifying her to advance to State competition.

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Association of Legal Students . . . Association of Legal Students is an organization in which its members learn more about our government and all the branches of its legal system. During the year ALS has held many meetings with special speakers such as Ms. Zickler, who toured the group through the First National Bank of Bandera, and Officer Iimmy De Lesdernier, who also took the group on a tour through the county jail. Officer Danielle Butts presented filmstrips on the effects of drug abuse. ALS is open to any upperclass student who is in- terested in furthering their knowledge about our legal system. With every meeting the members ex- plored many different problems varying from habitual use of drugs to our unpredictable legislature. Vivacious Nancy Herriott selected Outstanding ALS member. Top Row: Toni Kunz, Vicki Bates, Christine Flemming, Kelly Kindla, Terri Butler, Tiffin Youngblood, Shannon Hicks, Sandy Riedner, Iohnathon Graves, Keith Kindla, David Schwarz, Derrick Berg, Chris Reeves, Tim Butler, Robert Haynes, Iimmy Perkins, Ieff Ott, Gerald Boyd, Dyke Ferrell, Bubba Caloss. 2nd Row: Nancy Herriott, Christine Caloss, Tammie Ellis, Dream Neally, Kathy Ryan, Betty Richmond, Tina Doebbler, Theresa Sowell, Nana Fernandez, Clara Albright, Steve Nolan, Kathy Edwards, Ann Ander- son, Sue Pickett, Wendy Frazier, Karen Rizner, Tracy Thompson, Kellie Clements. 3rd Row: Linda Karr, Sandy Spoonmore, Malisa Methvin, Stephanie Hill, Tammy Ott, Carla Rastetter, Wendy Valdez, Michele Speckman, Leticia Ybarra, Phyllis Graham, Mary Bolan, Tina Schott, Brenda Mayfield, Linda Erfurt, Susan Espinosa, Ioy Smith. 74 - Association of Legal Students