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

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Mu Alpha Theta FRONT ROW: Mrs. Patricia Kingshot, Cheryl Wallace, Pat Pritchett, Lura Holzworth, Patty Mogford, Eva Maria Garza, Ricky Villafana, Brenda Jungman, Steve Horn, Har- old Saratc, Mrs. Nancy Mathis. SECOND ROW: Rene Gonzalez, Clare Welch, Linda Gonzales, Brad Ponte, Jcancnc Petree, Liz Rossman, Karen Diaz, June Stanley, Lori Evans. THIRD ROW: Laura Sherman, Monique Dimitroff, Lilliannc Cloyd. Mary Marmon, Eileen Roper, Pam Herrington, Katny Dempsey, Gracic Lopez, Rosa De- Luna. FOURTH ROW: Susan Gulick, Diana Bryant, Jan Bryant, Kim Cobb, Wanda Ng, Autumn Brown, Belinda Ziegler, Gina Weiss, Olivia Hernandez. FIFTH ROW: Danny Anderson, Chris Klcnshot, Karen Massey, Dan Barnett, Jeff McMackin, Karen Beasley, Frances Balcon, Sally Anders, Billy Lamont, SIXTH ROW: Charles Grayson, Mike Cardenas, Pattic Curtis, Lori Lozano, Anne Baxter. Roland Dc Winne, Kim Wal- lace, DeWayne Wcstcrvclt, SEVENTH ROW: Andy Sejan, Toni Grayson, Jean Carden- as, Will Way, Pal Webster, Florence Tilly, Jon Doran, Susan Winnie, Frank Parma, EIGHTH ROW: Mary Kuntz, Lori Slovacck, Sue Foos, Jim Hoium, Rick Vogels, Jennifer Bollmcicr, Deanna Farish, Marshell Moorman, NINTH ROW: Scott Renwick, Tim Harmon, Ricky Elbinc, Sharon Michaels, Sue DeWitt, Pat Shattuck, Veronica Scheidt, Kathy Lock, TENTH ROW: David Mullen, John duMcnil, Ronnie Fisher, Ed Baca, Ronnie Funari, Bill Irwin, Jeff Kempley, Boady Butler, Dean Aldcrson, ELEVENTH ROW: Harry Groom, Mac Garrett, Mark Blakcncy, Richard Mcnchaca, Michael Duke, Mitchell Duke, Kevin Jolly, Joseph Squatrito, Rcily Binford, Pat Knowlton. 2. SPONSORS: Mrs. Patricia Kingshott, Mrs. Nancy Mathis. 94 2

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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, £

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Mu Alpha Theta is the math honor so- ciety. To be a member the student must have a strong average in math and the other subjects. The purpose of M A T is to promote interest in math. A new program this year is the intra- mural math competition in which teams of students compete against each other. Winners were Veronica Schcidt. Lucy Fetner. and Frances Balcom. Many members participated and did well in a number of math tournaments. The tournaments included Pasadena in Houston. Keystone. Roosevelt. Alamo Heights and ADCTM. 4 3. Harold Saratc, president; Steve Horn, vice-president; Brenda Jungman. secretary and Ricky Villafana, treasurer. 4. FRONT ROW: Lucy Fetner, Theresa Lane, Norma Sandoval, Julie Hogan. Toni Boyd, Mrs. Kingshott, SECOND ROW: Carol Fletcher, Diana Jungman, Sherry Skipper, Tcri Burke, Ben Hensley. Mrs. Mathis. THIRD ROW: Gary Estlack. Jim Ald- ridge, Jimmy Martin, Mary Jo Roper, Wanaa Way, FOURTH ROW: Pat Keller. Anthony Icenogle, David Bryant, David Garza, Penny Harrington, FIFTH ROW: Ricky Moore, Bill Ludwikoski. Elena Esquivel. Jeff Shinn. 95