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

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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

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Q TI-IE SHOW- UFF S . lg w. l' .. Performers tried to find vehicles for their talents, a way to show off the ability and pride that is character- istic of Coogs. Performing was an outlet for talented individuals and gave them a chance to entertain oth- ers. Assemblies gave performers a way to display their particular talents. Weekly assemblies were held, and most were fund-raisers for clubs. The Mexican Revolution was one group that has annually graced the gym with its progressive country sounds. The choir assembly also dis- played the talents of musically inclined students and was enhanced by the presentation of the Headliner Award to their director, Mr. Gene Gal- braith. Fun filled the Christmas assembly, which was highlighted by The Twelve Days After Christmas skit. Teachers joined to compete with students and with one another in the NHS basketball game and the tricycle race. The slave auction, as always, was one of the year's favorites, where slaves dressed in burlap sacks were sold for prices up to 555. Jake Pickle attended Crockett to speak to an assembly of students, and members from Joske's Teen Board held a fashion show from which proceeds went to the Art Miles fund. The variety of performances made the advisory period bearable and gave the Coog spirit a chance to show off. 1. Congressman Jake Picke answers previously submitted questions of Crockett students. 2. The Gilbertos, a Belgiam family whose appear- ance was sponsored by the Texans, perform var- ious balancing acts. 3. Ms. Sarah Foster claps approvingly at her teacher teammates' efforts in the NHS basket- ballgame. 4. The Mexican Revolution entertains the crowd with progressive country music. 5. Jim Hille displays the effort it takes to lay an egg, as he performs in the Christmas assembly. 6. Mr. Ruben Garza grins as he makes a last ditch attempt to win his heat of the tricycle race. 218 activities,