Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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CVAE two in trades Three courses are offered in Coordinated Vocational Academic Education. One is in l-lomemaking and two primarily in construction trades. At Lakeland Elementary CVAE-CT built a sidewalk. Other projects were a greenhouse, two play forts and a concrete patio. This M- level course is two periods long and students are Freshmen or Sophomores and have the vocational counselor's approval. Each CVAE Cooperative student worked 15 hours weekly and met in the greenhouse for class. tilid si S l Members of the afternoon Coordinated Academic Thordson are instructed by Teacher Wayne Weaver in the Vocational Education Construction Trades Richard removal of structural reinforcements. The work was part of Kenton, Matt Pearson, and Clifton a reconstruction project. l at F S 4. wi 1.96 . . qi . A . CVAE Coop members are Cfront rowj Alvin Brewer, Sue Henrey, isecond rowj Margeret Winnie, Sharon Dewitt, Howard Calvin, Larry Cornet, Jimmy Danley, iback rowl Doug King, Gary Segundo, Tom Wheeler, Philip Baumann. At an off-campus location in Lakeland Richard Kenton removes loose nails from a main beam of a fence the group repaired. The class did on campus projects and for individuals in the area. CVAE-CT Co op 210 CVAE-CTXCO op E3 WQ CVAE-CT consists of ffront rowj Matt Weiser, Danny Farrar, Vivce Razo, Ron Pitts, tsecond rowl Larry Cloud, Wayne Lawler, Richard Kenton, Ronnie Lawson, Brad Anthis, Kevin Malone, iback rowj Mr. Wayne Weaver, Robert Lloyd, Mat Pearson, John McClain, Charles Kinnon, Donny Tullos, Graig Hankamer.

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'ug' I ff h M if CVAE Coop Coordinator Jerry Clark receives a haircut and sideburn trim from first-year Cosmetology student Diana Kelly. In the shop students work on one another, faculty, other students and other adult patrons. wr' Wt State license class goal Cosmetology I and ll were taught six periods daily by Mrs. Vivian Krenek. Students in the two-year program com- plete 1500 hours of theory and laboratory practice to become eligible to take the Texas exam and become licensed beauticians. Each course required three consecutive periods and girls from Kingwood and New Caney high schools also at- tended the classes.ln November the groups attend- ed the annual Best Hair wg.: Ed. I Q 1.1 s lag wtf rste be i wL3 Nx , , Qc. -N ' . 6 cj: nf, X' Hi . Show at the Galleria Plaza l-lotel. According to Secretary Shelly Jaggar, the girls hoped to gain experience through watching professionals at work. Students did meet ex- pert Jerome Alexander tor demonstrations. As part of their State board preparations, the second-year students took part in a mock examination lvlay ll. The real test was tvlay 27 in Austin. J ami I W ms Y KI l Q 'S E is s 1' I I X Q' Cosmetology includes lfront rowj Betty Raines, Jaclyn Vogel, Melissa King, Debbie Holland, tback rowl Kelly Fairbanks, Jill Fry, Jennifer Dishongh, Diane Wilson. A customer is getting a cold-wave in the Cosmetology shop. Diane Wilson is the beautician. Cosmetology Cosmetology 209

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David Kerr wins ICT third At District David Kerr won third place in meat cutting. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America - Industrial Cooperative Trades competed in March. The group met every two months under Sponsor Don s I C E, . t ,Q 5 , is is , Ns' Don Murray scrapes the paint off a drawer at The Strip Joint. Bozeman, who is also the in- structor and coordinator of the classes. Members spend one period in related classroom instruction and a minimum of 15 hours per week at on-the-job training at in- dustrial jobs. N . is At Humble Machine Shop Pat Campbell cuts and measures stock. He receives two credits for working. - r . AIA VICA District meat cutting contest, which was in March, David Kerr took third. This was David's first year in Industrial Cooperative Training and he worked tor Humble Meat Market, rl 5 5 , .trtrtr ,t...,, A , -L., 1 , ,s ' r rs.-if S t 4 I ,- S VL V 2 I, of X Ag x 5 3 st by ., wt -I ,,,f- 2 Tx , ,A At.. GX' V' :: SQ-s:tggfi'2 ,tfN sfifkf I if a .H LQ, ii ,., ., 4 i n K ' l ::: , testi! K :W S ,... 4 gglyg 'HIE ' Each day students in ICT must attend one period during which they study work methods and other subjects relative to industrial work. Ronald Few puts up a light fixture on a fan at Carol's Fan Shop in Humble. 034 VICA ICT consists of tfront rowj John Kallaher, Pat Campbell, Mike Williams, Elizabeth Nugent, Mark Jenkins, Randall Sweeney, Scoll Mobley tsecond rowj Pat Callaway, Keith Doxey, Jesse Broner, John Muggli, Haywood Richards, Jack Brown, Wayne Walkers, Steve Brame, Sponsor Don Bozeman fback rowj Carl Shipman, David Kerr, Ronald Few, Thomas Sharp, Bryan Beck, Ronald Marshall, Don Murray, ICT ICT 211