Boerne High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Boerne, TX)

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D.E.C.A. Distributive Education Clubs of America lDECAl was a Student organization which complemented instruc- tion received in Marketing and Distribution. The students in DECA attended school half a day and received on-the-job training the other half of the day. DECA had such events as the DECA olympics, DECA leadership labs and also discussed career develop- ment. DECA was a very promising course, and their sponsor was Mr. Mc Corkle. L to R: Tom Eastwood, johnny Munsin, David Morton, David Chavez, lames Robinson, Gene Gregg, Missy Borgmann, Larry Hagendorf, Ron Wenzel, Steve Driskill, Donna Lastovica, La Donna Van Oudekerki, Lori Pokrant, Vanessa Boothe, Michelle Kautza, Diana Dobbins, Kristin Cherry, Sharon Weed, Cheryl Kahler, Sponsor - Mr. Mc Corkle H.E.C.E. L to R: Chris Brandt, Hai Kincaid, Tony Masuchi Sponsor: Mrs. lungmichael Home Economics Cooperative Education was sponsored by Mrs. Betty lungmichael. lt was structured to provide related classroom instruction and on-the-job training for students who planned to enter the job market. DECAXHECE 89

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Vocational Indu trial ' Club of America VICA, or Auto Mechanics class, as it is known, is one of the most productive groups on campus at Boerne High School. ln addition to a two-year program for students seriously interested in pursuing a mechanical career, students have the opportunity to build or rebuild cars for themselves and others. Hands-on ex- perience also is gained by servicing the entire fleet of buses of the Boerne ISD. The local chapter of VICA has been sponsored by Mr. Vernon Hicks for many years. L to R: Tony Bradley, Kelly Workman, Kevin Workman, john Hill, lason Schmidt, Charles Vogt, lose Valenzuela, Tim Lastovica, Randy Casanover, Thomas Broun, Ronald Wood, Vernon Hicks, Dennis Vadnais, Kenneth Schuchardt, jeff Skeels, Darren Bey, james Bower, james Bowen, Shannon Brockwell, Michael Durbin. 88 WCA Where's the muffler? l lt takes two to do the job?

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Future Farmers of America 'mf Darrell Hagendorf, Travis Lynch, Tray Lange, Ples Holder, Mike Buie, Don Grear, Gary Harris, john Steputes, Bryan Cob, David Klabunde, Tod Handley, leff Skells, Tiffany Hansborough, Glenn Tanner, Tim Lastivica, Robert Rittamen, Ron Woods, Kelley Workman, George Klein, Davigl Simons, Kennth Zuercher, Todd Watts, Charles Vogt, Kevin Workman, Byron Parker, Travis Phiffer, Lyle Zoeller, Bobby Bone, Laura Penn, lin Scott, Valerie Schuchardt, Sara Adams, Kelly Heffernan, Stanley Craig, Robin Gumbert, Kemberly Dechert, Kem Cravey, Danny Dwyer, lirr Kimbro, Richard laeske, Ellen Cross, Pam Espenhover, lose Gonzales, Rick Pennington, Marijill Ammann, Cody Mund, Beatrice Klar, Phillip Allen Tracy Pfiffer, Diane Pfiffer, Kim Tabone. The first year of Agriculture is devoted to parliamentary procedure, breeding, woodworking, plumbing and electrical maintenance, all skills used on a farm or ranch operation. They are eligible for membership in F.F.A. These boys and girls are encouraged to par- ticipate in the organizations activities and seek a future leadership role. The second year in Vocational Agriculture is devoted to more detailed work in the same areas as Agriculture I., but added to the curriculum is informa- tion on disease, anatomy, and nutrition. By this time, leadership roles have been determined and many of these people are participatory in contests. Members awarded banners for competition. 90 FFA