Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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OE A members Mary Salvato. Marsi Lowne. Michelle Norron. Keltey Goodgame and Gina Candelan. show the plaques that they won lor outstan- ding performance at Area Contest iwDTtf phella Pope. H.O.S.A. Advisor, shows Mrs. Harding and Janet Russell the scrap- C V.A.E members. Lisa Pezant, (seated) and Christine Pitts are hard ! that won their club the •■Outstanding Chapter award work on projects for contest , Ifit Row: Patt, ' ■ ■ iie Chalk, Marsi lowne. Kelley Fir»t Row: Carolyn Harkreader, Chapter Advisor. Mike ' ' SdlW P00 l9a e. Kirn ! ■ la Cruz. Silva Suerra Sacond C ' Halloran. Norma Sanchez. Scott Widenhouse Second [ P : Shawn Wm : uison. Judy Noyola. Cindy Hare. Row: Sergio Garcia. Bubba Desormeaux ' ' ' laml fcharles Johnson, jeitie uir.key. cn.ipt.T Advisor Third Row: Fmma Ruby. bale wan lv ,na Williams. Catrino Shope. Michelle Narron r A A C 117

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Vocational Clubs Come Alive in ' 85 Vocational clubs are Ihe tocus ot attention in the Occupa tional Education section of Dickinson High School Each of the vocational programs sponsors a co-curricular club that provides services and products to the public. H.O.S.A. the co-curricular club of Health Occupations, screens students and staff for high blood pressure. D.E.C.A., the co-curricular club of Distributive and Marketing Educa- tion, operates a book store on campus to serve students O.E.A., the co-curricular club of Vocational Office Education provides secretarial services. These are )ust a few of the ex amples of the services that clubs provide that help students prepare for their future. Arlena Ever sole and Dub Cook help a customet at the D E Store - H.O.S.A. D. E.G. A. FIrtI Row: Slii« n Pt jo. Cruiploc AOvi of. [)niiaim WnlocMi. I yoalle ftral Row: Sunuml Shnip Slo| ' « « I itutxnck C-alU Chiivi) ( i)l i(i Aortllmiby. Moliiiiw liiidixjy locoixl Row: Kniriy Sjm«ii n Mn iwiic i iwc Inminy tmxirttk Muluini Mi ' M(f,ntly KiilliUwfi HK.lMfy .Inftn H(t((J (»g. Kiiolio Hydm Pniii (i.Kiiuon llluitiltii AdvuM-x, MoViii Mamj v IVwuiti! lnwimK.a Tinii Siiolh. AilWM (vainoko. Ct oiMUt McM M( «nl l Itiuitti hl WiimiK Cut Ik..m I «!» Mi«. 1

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Vocational Clubs Provide Community Service Part ol the obligations ot vocational clubs is to represent their school m the community Each year clubs donate time and services to aid the needy, the young, and the aged. Cosmetology gives substantial discounts to seniors citizens, V.O.C.C.T., prints booklets for area day care centers to color during holidays Auto Mechanics collects and restores toys for the needy H.O.S.A. collects for the poor at Thanksgiving. These are just a few of the activities that provide the com- munity with needed services and provide the students with valuable experiences. Below V C C T members Mis lme« Paul Snavw. Oana Rodnquez. Josette Tatum. Vaiene Erslon and Lisa Oumianila proudly dsplay medaii ' Ons and nbbons ir at tr«y won al Area Contest J l| V.O.C.C.T. G.M.R mi :y Rigfil Aulo MACharttcft how ihotr annual toy dfivo to coJIecl and lopaii loyt, 1..1 iivc undmp(iviing«d chitdfon o( Ockinson Shown with mil yoai ' t colleciion itm FIral Row: M o Jdiiwni John I (incni l « t nriy Vnil Bobby Vaugh I up« Vsotiuo J«»ll i.iny »: Rtcd Soiioll Jiiy Cook Vim Tiouiig. Jninott Mitivoy. Oownyne fillo niut I KiiliiK.li (Jm|il»i AdviuH FIrtI Row: D«wayne FNIo. Ricti SorM. J«mi Jj ' i.us liumin Van Tioitno Pr hy Shav» « l.h«(llW AlJviMK J.il ; . . .1-. tioy 1 I itiii| Third Rom I icy Mike .IrtMir-. (1, • , ; Uiiiimv . ' Ol HivVkjiio; 1 « • »0OI»d Row; .t.ni Mwl ' .li - f , l».• I 111 I Vail StDii I I WmI JiIiih YAlvlk