Canutillo High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Canutillo, TX)

 - Class of 1982

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'li Q 5 X I 113 OEA Fleglonal Wmners Rosa Acosta Susana Salcedo Conrad Muller Monica Maldonado l2l Patrlcla Domlnguez practices her typing skulls Q31 Patncla Chavlra works on an accounting problem Q41 Rosa Acosta balances a ledger sheet 153 lsela Romero tran-

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CLUB OFFICERS - Sitting ll. to r.l Maria Maldonado, Sponsor Mrs. Floberta Henderson, Susana Moreno, Lilia Ramos Rosa Acostag lStandingJ Sylvia Martinez, Enrique Morales, Dale Deckard, and Patsy Chavira. The Vocational Office Education class, some- times referred to as the Trailer People, is an active group of students joined by their common goal to prepare themselves for a better place in the job market. lt has a club called The Office Education Association, which is considered a part of the cur- riculum. The program is designed to simulate an office setting with students going about their various jobs. People can come into the trailer at anytime and find some students working with calculators, others taking dictation, some typing or using the transcription machines, others working on record- keeping or filing packets. The students set their own goals and it is up to them to fulfill them. The program naturally has to make money to supporttheir many activities. This year's activities included a carwash, the fashion show, and candy sales. Last year, the club sold name necklaces, conducted bake sales, and did the Popular Depart- ment Store inventory. More ideas are planned for next year. This year's class decided to have uniforms for the club. The girls were asked to come on stage at the area competitions because they looked so nice. The area competitions resulted in four wir.- ners. Area winners went to state to compete again and those winners competed nationally. Unfortu- nately, CHS members have not gone to national competition yet, but that is their goal for next year. VOE also had many interesting field trips, which included El Paso Natural Gas Co., Trans-Mountain Campus of El Paso Community College, Wang Word Processing Center, and the Computer Cen- ter at UTEP. Club members wound up the year with their annual Pool Party. It was a nice way to end the year and say good-bye to its graduating seniors.



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Toward New Horizons 9902 FUTURE 'HAPPY' HOMEMAKERS - First row tl. to r.J David Johnson, JoNell Morce, Stanley Sandoval, Alfredo Burciaga, tsecond rowl Adolfo Garcia, Cindy Ortega, Judy Frietz, Sandra Rosenbaum, Donna Gunter, Martha Benitez, Mary Jane Kellyg fthird rowi Debbie Popa, Norma Ontive- ros, Margie Garcia, Sylvia Collazo, Judy Chavez, Mary Lou Rocha, Patsy Munoz, Sponsor Mrs. Nickie Weems. Future Homemakers of America is a youth leadership organization open to any student interested in improving and preparing for all the various aspects of home life. The club, whose motto is 'Toward New Horizons', was led by President David Johnson. David was assisted By Donna Gunter, first vice-president, Judy Frietz, third vice-president, Sandra Rosenbaum, photographer, Albert Morales, PR specialist, and Adolfo Garcia, secretary-treasurer. Other club members included Don Hecker, JoNell Morce, Patsy Munoz, Mary Lou Rocha, Martha Benitez, Judy Chavez, Sylvia Collazo, Norma Ontiveros, Cindy Ortega, Debbie Popa, Margie Garcia, Stanley Sandoval, Alfredo Burciaga, Wally Lozoya, Mary Jane Kelly and Dolores Kelly. FHA Sweetheart and Beau were Judy Frietz and David Johnson, respectively. Under the guidance of President David Johson and FHA Sponsor Mrs. Nicki Weems, the club participated in many local, area, state, and national- level activities. The main project undertaken by the club was divided into three categories: fit Healthy Babies - Chance or Choie? Q27 Student Body - Nutrition For Teens Q35 Handicapped Does Not mean Disabled fwhich coin- cided with National Year ofthe Handicappedl. Along with FHA members throughout the country, students also agreed to help fund the building of a national headquarters building outside Washington, D.C. In all, S6 million must be raised to make this building a reality. 42

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