Del Valle High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Del Valle, TX)

Page 58 text:

Senior AJ. Foulois prepares sophomore Patt ' W ' hited to bob for apples. Phoio b Sabina Moses Sponsor Brad Harris informs junior Madra Mayes and freshman Julie Lynch of the next meeting. Photo by John Merculief Fellowship In a relaxed atmosphere. Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes and Young Life introduced re- ligion to students in ways to ap- ply it to everyday life as a teenager in high school. FCA met every other Mon- day. Sometimes we would meet on Saturday nights. At those meetings we would play volley- ball and eat, but we also got lessons and read from the Bi- ble, senior Susan Cole said. We always opened and closed with a prayer. Neither club had restricted membership. More than ath- letes were allowed in FCA, and Young Life was open to eve- ryone. Young Life couldn ' t meet during school hours. We met in front of the school every Mon- day night and went to Crockett High to be with their students, sophomore Teri Ashley said. Young Life was an interna- tional organization, so the pro- gram also provided summer camps and trips for its mem- bers. Students went on retreats and the club journeyed to Breckenridge, Colorado in De- cember to ski. FCA members built a float to ride and display during the Homecoming Parade. Photo by Maggie Ellis 54 V Clubs YOUNG LIFE FCA

Page 57 text:

Helpers Both the Student Counc il and the National Honor Society (NHS) were involved with im- proving the look and attitude of the school and the students. The members of NHS helped stu- dents by tutoring them in sub- jects they were having trouble with. I really enjoyed the tutorials because I like helping people with their hard subjects. I hope NHS continues doing this next year, senior Tina Adkins said. Along with sponsoring tutori- als, the NHS also participated in school fund raisers by selling carnations for Valentine ' s Day. The Student Council planned Homecoming activities, went trick or treating for canned goods, sponsored the Powder Puff football game, the Valen- tine ' s dance, and they sold cans of soda during lunch in the stu- dent store. For a community activity, we went from door to door col- lecting canned goods for Austin Area Food Bank. The commu- nity people liked what we did and commended us for our ef- forts, president Debbie Kaiser said. In order to retain member- ship in NHS, students had to have an overall average of at least 90. Student Council mem- bers were elected by their class. Council members and NHS stu- dents had to show good char- acter, leadership, and responsi- bility.

Page 59 text:

Students who attended the FCA Christmas part in- cluded Front Row: Ijince (Kborn, Abe Vanderbeiry, sponsor Brad and Ijiura Harris. Mike Peterson, and Jessie Garcia. Row Iwo: kim Rhodes, John Powell, Charles Kelm, Claudell Monroe, Shane I urner. From Row:A J. Foulois Row Two; Nancy Nuspl, Amy Welter. Jeff Farrell. Robert Burnett Row Three: Chris Berdoll, Rob I ukoter. Paul Nehring. Melissa Pick- ering, Sabina Moses. Layout By Debbie Kaiser V 55