Falfurrias High School - El Azahar Yearbook (Falfurrias, TX)

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Club Prepares Future Nurses The F u t u r e Nurses Club prepares and trains the girls for what will be expected of them as nurses. The preparing of the club helps the girls because they then find out for themselves what it is really like to be a nurse. During the training the girls are called Candy Stripers. Mrs. Kane plans their assignments and their shifts at the hospital. The girls enjoyed the Future Nurses Club because they liked helping the sick and needy. School nurses for this year were Georgia Kane and Rita McBride. 1 1 Club members are: First row: Mary Schuetz, Debbie Pelham, Glo- ria Saenz, Elusemia Tijerina, Janice Hise. Second row: Diana Garcia, Susan Pape, Denise Pelham, Beverly Luce, Mary Ann Gaither, Marla Horne. Third row: Terri Gonzales, Patricia Donahoo, Debbie Cartwright, Al- mira Lozano, Belia Ramirez, Adela, Sanchez, Paula Wilkinson, Laural Saldana.

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The club officers are as follows- Bottom left to right-Secretary Ju- lia Vasquezg Vice-President, Mary Velag President, Norma Costillog left to rightg top row-Treasurer, Gloria DeLeong Reporter, Alicia Alvaradog P a r l iament, Mildred Wilkinson. The '70-'71 OEA Sponsor for this year was Mr. Robert Dickens. X --- -.1 OEA Members Are Employed The Office Education Association of Texas is a student organization made up of affiliated local Office Education A s s 0 c iat ion chapters. Their members were enrolled in vocational office education classes offered by state and local schools. Adult sp o n so rs acted in an advisory capacity and were respon- sible for legal and financial phases of chapter operation, as well as for program continuity. There are two classes: one was a two hour lab open to Juniors and Seniors, and the other was a one hour Senior work u n it, where the students gained knowledge from actual em- ployment. Each course gave the students two credits. They worked with many different kinds of machines, cir- culators, printing and category add- ing machines. The Office Education Association strove in teaching the members to deal with the public and to be able to hold their job once they graduated. Members of O.E.A. are shown left to r ight. Row One-Ofelia Gonzalez, Isabel Ramirez, Leticia Martinez, Gloria Regalado, Lenor Esquivel. Row Two-Kathy Gro- gan, Kay McGee, Kappy Hopper, Susan Grimes, Nellie Collins. Row Three-Enola Garza, Maria Esquivel, Blinda Vela, Petra Torres, Peggy Perez, Luz Rivera, Maria Cabera, Christina Zarate.

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Math Club Gets New Members Mu Alpha Theta started out with a group of thirteen members this year. Their main goal was to create an interest in math. To do this they learned new techniques in solving and shortening problems that were in the Mathematical Log . Some of their activities were going to the A851 Computer center on the campus and sponsoring the Math Tournament. Aside from this they opened a math center in the office of the math wing. Students could go there and do their math homework, buy paper, orjust listen to the radio in there. They also learned to use the slide rule and were assigned problems easy enough for the Freshmen and chal- lenging enough for the upperclassmen. The members were as follows: President, Susana Aleman, Vice- President, Viola Villarreal, Secre- tary, Cheryl Walker, Treasurer, Lin- da Gonzalez, Sergeant-at-Arms, San- dra Garcia. The other members were: David Braswell, Bob Dan- nelley, David Pena, Oscar Lopez, Pat Vasquez, Ramiro Davila, Fred Cruz, and Middy Lopez. Sponsors were Mr. Don McCarty, Mr. Alon- zo Martinez and Mr. Maclovio Lara. Club members were as follows- villa. Sitting: Susana Aleman, Viola Vil- Standing: Fred Cruz, R0lDert Pena, 131-real, L i I1 d 3 Gonzalez, Cheryl Oscar Lopez, David .Braswell, David Walker, Sandra Garza, Angelica Pena, Bob Dannelly.