John Marshall High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Cunis Jaiikson poses as the cadet of the six weeks for Naval Science II Every six weeks outstand- ing cadets were chosen as cadets of the six weeks. The qualifications for being cadet of the six weeks was based on recommendations by the per- spective platoon commander and by the grades of the cadet. Cadets being chosen have shown outstanding comple- tions of these qualifications. Cadet Seaman Curtis Jackson was chosen as cadet of the six weeks, and said, I worked hard and when you do that you get rewarded. Christina North, a member of the NJROTC Bandoliers Drill team under the command ot Cadet Lieutenant Junior Grade Tonya Forbes, said, 1 was chosen because of my will- ingness to excel in the corps, and my achievements in the courses I am presently tak- ing. Ail students chosen, re- ceived a troph - as an award and momento of their success. Steven Bishop poses with hii Science . «ard. 36 ROTC John Marshall DriU show their style and discipbne SIROTC Girl, Drill T,.,K. FIRST ROW Theresa Box, Tina North. Mchihii Vohra. MicheUc Flinn. Tonya Forbes SECOXD ROW Jacquie Nccley. Ev Flemmj;, THIRD ROW: Dcbora Riclener. Lou Cratt. Suzi Hamilton, Jane Dunn

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Hard work shown Proven to be most successful and rewarding Out of all the vocational classes offered Agriculture has proved to be one of the most successful and re- warding. Raising animals to be good enough to par- ticipate in a show is harder work than it seems, said Senior Jana Wilson. Students started their freshman year with basic plant and animal science. Once they had mastered all the details and leadership skills, Junior and Senior projects included Agricul- tural mechanics, welding and in depth technical training. Each student has the option of entering an animal for competition in local stock shows. This is both profitable and re- warding. Money is put forth for food and neces- sities for the animal. In re- turn the student has an op- portunity to receive such awards as Grand Cham- pion, Reserve Grand Champion, and various Honorable Mention awards. Under the direction of Mr. Chumbley and Mr. Vasbinder students learned many skills that will help them while seeking careers in fields such as veterinary medicine and mechanical engineering. Also available to students were Horticul- ture classes. Students par- ticipating in these classes held various plant sells throughout the year to raise needed funds. Garrett Kempt works hard class. his Ag Raising animals to be good enough to participate in a show is harder work than it 1 seems. Senior Jana Wilson 38 Agriculture Horticulture la