Holmes High School - Justice Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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H.E.C.E.— H.E.R.O. F.H.A. Future Homemakers of America: Miss Jane Janssen, sponsor; Laurie White, Vicki Maggjo, Karen Dawson, Ruby Morales, Mar- tha Lozano, Alison Graves, Belinda Moran, Lucy Mertins, Lisa Shaw, Kathy Gonzalez, Brenda Schneider, Jennifer Ross, Eunice Chavez, Vicki Brown, Pete Vela, Betsy Hust- cr, Nancy Sturrock, Michelle Porter, Bruce Hentschel. FHA Club Officers are Martha Lozano, third period president: Miss Janssen, sponsor; Ali- son Graves, fourth period president; Eunice Chavez, treasurer; Bruce Hentschel, fourth period secretary; Ruby Morales, third period secretary. 92 .A

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Office Assistants School administrative tasks seem to grow each year. During the school year, the administration enlists the aid of dozens of student helpers. These office assistants carry out tasks for counselors, registrar, attendance, and principal. 1. Patty Mazzurana. Mrs. Jean Hall, and Sharon Michael work the front desk. 2 FRONT ROW: Chuck Edge, Donna Lynn, Sharon Forcum, Nancy San Miguel, Patricia Mazzurana, Clare Welch, Jeanenne Pet- ec, Vicky Abney, SECOND ROW: Rachel Crakcn, Patty Perez, Diana Burrow, Helen David. Louis Villanueva. Kim Hunt. Mel- rin Amicone, Daphne Ranne, Pam Herrington. THIRD ROW: Wanda Shattuck. Yolanda Arredondo, Jenny Bollmeier, Vicky Ellcy, Brenda Juneman, Eddie Cavazos, StarlaColc, Sandy Wilkerson, Joanna Ncucnfcldt. FOURTH ROW: Judy Schnoke, am Newman, Roland Martinez, Pam Mooncyham, Dana Perkins, Bruce Wall, Maureen Bonugli. Jeff Jacobs. Wanda Vanderford. FIFTH ROW: Penny Dunn, Tony Alexander, Jerry Tanneberger, Dale Miller, Rick Dolan, Joy Bennett, Rod Stewart, Riley Binford. SIXTH ROW: Paul Gebler, Chris Rice, Harry Groom, Robert Eubank, Sharon Michael, Micky Firmin. Steve Brandt, Bobby Eckert, Dwayne Groff.

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 herd HECE-HERO FHA is a program de- signed for learning, chapter activities and job experiences. Young men and women in HECE-HERO FHA search for a full and useful life. These students have become members of HERO through their interest in home economics and careers related to this profession. They encounter many ex- periences as they look for meaningful, satisfying jobs to compliment their de- sires, abilities and personalities. Miss Jans- sen teaches her students skills and princi- ples to prepare, maintain, and advance on the job. Through HECE-HERO FHA Chapter activities, members learn to make realistic transitions from the classroom and text- book to on-the-job expectations and de- mands. Some of the areas of class study and resultant job training in Home Econom- ics Related Occupations are: food man- agement, production and service. 1. H.E.R.O. members raffle off a stuffed pig at Yukon Days to raise money. 2. Ruby Morales and Martha Lozano rave about G»ndy-Grams at Valentine’s Day. 93 4, £