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

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ultural ' ing Ethnic clubs award scholarships, observe Halloween with costume party Two of the most culturally aware organizations at Crockett are the Spanish Honor Society and the Spanish club. The Spanish Honor Society, spon- sored by Spanish teacher Margaret Adey, is a group of students with two A or A- cumulative averages in his or her Spanish class fone in first year and one in second yearj. They also have to be passing all other classes previous to the year they enter S.H.S. The club inducted forty-two new members at its annual banquet in April. The club also gave five scholarships to students whom Mrs. Adey said gave outstanding contribution to the club. The five S100 scholarships were awarded to Angie Ramirez fVice Presidentl, Edith Gonzales, Nellie Canales, Michael Hafner, and Court Stroud. Mrs. Adey also said she hopes for the awarding of the scholarships to become an annual event. This year's Pan American Student Forum was the largest organization at Crockett one hundred seventy-two members. Spanish teacher Ruben Garza, sponsor of the P.A.S.F., said that the officers were really great and that they provided wonderful leadership, just fantastic. The of- ficers wre President Angie Ramirez, First Vice President Danny Bowen, Second Vice President Sandra Per- rydore, Historian Mark Graham, and Secretary Rhonda Raymond. An annual event that this year ' members participated in, was tl' Spanish Convention. Club membe. stayed at the Hilton Palacio. Tl club's scrapbook took second place the convention. This was amorll many of the schools all around Texa- that competed. The P.A.S.F. contributed a lar' donation to the injured daughter o Crockett custodian. Veronica Cast daughter of Mrs. Julia Castro, wi seriously injured early this year, bl was able to walk across the stage Travis High School's commencemez exercises in May. Mrs. Castro W very agpreciative of the S500 the ch contri uted to help pay for Tx N daughter's medical expenses. l 5 .5 i . 'xxx-xx 146!Spanish Clubs

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I vi --Q p. 1 5 as kg. rg ij' . 'U'- -f-q,g,. lf.- 1 yi A I ff xi ' Vocational Office Career Club of Texas pnt row: Alice Bowden, Valerie Kirby, Kelly Harris, Margaret Romero, Carolyn anks. back row: Blanca Gonzalez, Robert Martinez, Rosalinda Patino,Bonnie zrris, Kim Harris,. Not Pictured: Melanie Eads, Holly Richter, Natalie Wiltzius, Lhonda Sneed, Carlos Macias, April Wood, Scott Brenk My L gh O s Learning The Science Club offers students a chance at ex- tra education in the different fields of science that students may choose for their future. The 1984-85 Science Club was sponsored by Mrs. l've learned more about leadership, and working with my peers. Being up on Science is a must for students pursuing a college education. ...Eric Carver, Science Club President. I I .J 4 -M ,A Hendrix, and Mrs. Weber. Participation in the . ' Science Fair, and helping with the school car- nival were a few of the major events the club was a part of. 'fScience classes are a necessity for entering into any field of medicine or science in college, and I want to be prepared. said Brenda Dale, Secretary! Treasurer. The 1984-85 officers were: Eric Carver- President, Jefferson Stewart-Vice President, Brenda Dale-SecretaryfTreasurer. Laura Mendieta, member ofthe Science Club, participates in the examination of a cat in Mr. Vanzura's honors physiology class during 4th period. Office Education Association front row: Miss Rose Gonzales, Christine Ruiz, Carolyn Gutierrez, Jennifer Cher, Jessica Lopez, James Gomez, Irene Sardovag. Wendy Wagner middle row: Tam- mie Long, Elizabeth Buerger, Lisa Garcia, Dorothy Vargas, Mrs. Brock, Marina Hugman back row: Erma Hill, Cynthia Fowler, Lori Shoefstall, Karen Wilker- sonalgaren Wawak, Brian Broddrick, Gail Penney, Dawn Payne, Dianna Stone, Fm mm Science, H.o.s.A., o.E.A., Voc. 111145

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low P.A.S.F. members James Siegert, Sandra Perrydore, and Renee Ramirez along with nsor, Ruben Garza, and the entire Spanish club, work during the Christmas season to raise s for the annual Blue Santa project at Crockett. bove: Spanish club members and sponsor look on as club president, Angie Ramirez, presents e check to Mrs. Castro for her injured daughter, Veronica. left Second vice president of .A.S.F., Sandra Perrydore, bobs for apples at the club's Halloween party in October. Sandra Jas dressed as the nerd and won first place in the costume contest. First Row: Pan American Student Forum members are Bernie Perez, J. N. Moore, George Carmona, Rhonda Prisock, Scott Reser. Second Row: Melissa Pruneda, Dzgvhne Watson, Rhonda Raymond frecording secretaryl, Sr. Ruben arza Ksponsorj, Dawg Bowen Ifirst vice presidentj, Angie Ramirez fpresidentl, Sandy errydore Isecond vice presidentj, Jessica Rosales, Cindy Reyes, Renee Ramirez, Irene Standoval, Cherry L nch. Third Row: Stacey Dyer, Cynthia Stockton, Roberta Mercadlb, Robert Hook, Becky Taylor, Kerry Tompkins, Isabael Rerucha, Jennifer Rubio, Eva Riojas, Isabael DeLeon, Patricia Torres, K. C. Castruita, Karin Nelson, Tonya Baker, Drake Sparks, Amanda Chapa, Leon Ramirez, Lisa Rodriguez, Laurie Pruett, Ricky Villareal. Fourth Row: Donna Alexander, Teresa Cisneros, Chris Johnson, Sandra Stein, Cindy Ledesma, Leticia Carvantaz, DeeDee Cano, Sandra Galvez, James Sergrets, Kevin Bowie, Reed Jenkins. First Row: Spanish Honor Society members are Edith Gonzalez, Mrs. Margaret Adey fsponsorj, Angie Ramirez Ivice presidentj, Nellie Canales fpresidentl, Maria Cervantez fsecretaryl, Lauren Rivera Itreasurerj, Julianne Huerta, Robbie Neely. Second Row: Victoria Moreno, Pam Wright, Sara Barrington, Lisa Krantz, Alexia Thompson, Lori Seiler, Karin Nelson, Judith Stolle, Cherry Lynch, Julie Spell, Laura Barberena, Danny Bowen, Sandra Trevino, Jodie Mikes, Russell Zach. Spanish Clubs f147