David Crockett High School - Texan Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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F I Q ,I .U' .- Q, - 0 il . 7-'og g .Q D 9, . O9 ...Pi 0 mx ui' 5 df, Q .Zg'.' TEC, CIA begin year. Some new clubs began this year. One of these is the industrial Arts club. This club is getting involved in events like the Courgarland Parade. As more students join the club, it deals with other events such as the A8rM contest, in which one of the IA club members took first place. The club is going on trips and expanding so much and drawing such talent that 37 members took places in state and regional levels ot competition. The Technical ElectronicstClub was designed specifically tor advanced gh if Q. students in electronics in order to expand the knowledge of each mem- ber. To explore any area of the fieid, and to allow the students to put their theories to practice is one of the pri- mary functions ofthe club. Each member, before entering, must take a test, and then is appointed by the council. The TEC didn't get much time to compete in state competition this year because the club was lust being organized. The club's main function was set- ting up the P.A. system for assem- blies and speeches. I-lowever, it has plans to compete in '78-79 state competition. 1. Steve Frye and Lisa Rickard are both at work on one of their drawings. 2. Drafting teacher Mr. J. Ft. Borchardt is lecturing to one of his drafting students. 3. John Hargess works diligently on the oscillo- scopes. 4. James Mercer, Tom Bounds and John I-largess enjoy the technicalities of electronics. 5. Denise Moore, Mark Nixon and Maritza Franqui hold up their awards for their place in the ALM Contest. 6. David Laurel works P.A. for assembly. 7. Lisa Henry, Norman Lechman, Bryan Callan, Mark Nixon, David Fuentez and Bill Bastas take tirst place intheir division. CROCKETT INDUSTRIAL ARTS. First row: Lissa Henry, Richard Bacak, Maritza Franqui, Ronny Ramirez, Connie Haddock, Will Dye and Regina Jentsch Second row: Linda Rickard, Larry Martin, Lisa Rickard, Tracy Green, Ronnie Strain and Mr. G L. Alvarez. Third row: Mi. John Fl. Borchardt, Doyle Lanslron, Wendy Dobbs, Daryl Langston and Gan, Heftel. TECHNICAL ELECTRONICS CLUB. First row' Ltoyd Bluhm tsectre- raryi, Chris Torres tvice presdidentb, Mr. Carl Lovett tsponsorl, David Laurel Qpresidentj and Tom Bounds flreasurerb. Second row: Jonalhan Trent, James Mercer, John Wilbrodt and John Hargett tshoploremanj electronics, industrial arts 215 by Steve Cravens, Carl Ford, John Witbrodt

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VAE offers training. Students in CVAE Cougar lnn food rvice provided food for a change of nch to teachers and students while arning and. operating a restaurant for third year. Miss Alice Lynch, who teaches CVAE d service said The teaching of oper- ing a restaurant in school benefits the udent in searching for future restau- nt employment. The only one of its kind in Austin, the -ougar Inn gave service to students in ass with the selling of pastries and spe- al service to parties and banquets. Students involved in the Coordinate Ercational Academic Education Co-op VAEJ, won first and second place in the i state competition which was held in Waco. Karl Bolick's job exhibit placed first 1 and Linda Bobbitt's job. notebook took second. . 2- ln district competition, both Karl Bol- ick and Linda Bobbitt won with the same entries. ' 4 T Kevin McCormick and Kevin Patteson won ribbons for their entries. 5' CVAE studentssattend regular classes during the morning and work on the job outside the school in the afternoongl.. The CVAE classes teach the students about dealing with the outside world, for example buying insurance. Mr. Bill Turner sponsor stated that the 3. CVAE Co-op is assgood class for receiving credits while getting on-the-job training. Gary Loth works on some homeworlftfduring CVAE Coop. , I -1 Tonya Robert sells cupcakes to Coach Matysek as a money raising project. Debbie Coilisson looks on while Willian Glenn prepares hamburgers. Richard Howard works hard at Jumbo's in order to earn his credits for CVAE Coop. Cathy McCormick prepares salads with speed and efficiency. v COOHDINATED VOCATIONAL ACADEMIC EDUCATION COOP. First row: Jett Grubert, Ronny Raesz, John Anguiano, Phyllis Flemberl. Steve Sharp, Stan Gustafson, and Mr. Bill Turner. Second row: K Donny Raesz, Steve Cardwell, Paul Brashaem. Robert Beck, Karl Bolick and David Ayers. COORDINATED VOCATlONAL ACADEMlC EDUCATION FOODS. First row: KathyiMcCormick, Beverly Allen, Hattie Haywood, Linda Riley. Debbie Collisson, Rusty Hunlit. Second row: Frank West, Sidney Mackey. Anthony Harrell, Flobert Latron and Mrs. Alice Lynch. do lor y i U , L sis- M.- S X Nu, .. r w - ,a r 5? -DQS' coordinated vocational academic 217 by Pat Long, Lawrence Martin, Ginny Martinez, Jimmy Shanahan