Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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Showtime - Dwayne Hardy is going out to show his c o w , Peppy. Trimming i time again ' - Stephen V a u g h a n and Kerry B l e v i n s look on as Ag teacher Dallas Ren- fro trims a cow. Don't eat like a cow! - Calvin Frank takes a calf out to feed. 1 Ie ,,:, , , .. I ,, FFA, Ag classes offer unity Students learn variety of skills in program Unity and experience. These two words were very popular in the Agriculture Department this past year. Agriculture students had numerous accomplishemnts in the classroom, shop area and in leadership and juding programs. The Ag students achieved unity that they haven't had in a while, which helped them work closer together and accomplish more, said Dallas Renfro, teacher and FFA sponsor. Agriculture classes taught students leadership and skills that could be useful in the future. Through Ag I was able to learn about animals and that enabled me to take better care of my own animals, said Tomiko Norcross. Besides caring for animals, Agriculture classes taught the students skills such as record-keeping, goal-setting and money management. Ag's biggest winners were joe Pace and Dake jackson in the Weeds, weeds a n d m 0 r e w e e d s - Robbie Hess, Neil Robinson and Calvin . N Frank are rak- ing up the pulled t h e N. weeds from vegetable garden. 86 Agriculture Santa Gertrudis category, Mande Renland in the Charolais cattle category and Joanne Crudgington, Ellen Beebe and Danny Kinsey in showing market lambs. Lisa Strong won the district Future Farmers of America sweetheart contest. Even though all Ag students didn't receive ribbons, they were considered winners! Not everybody can win, but all the Ag students are some of the finest leaders of the school. Not only do the students compete in FFA activities, but they also compete in other various school activities, ranging from athletics to jour- nalism, said Renfro. Ag teacher George Smith summed up the year: The single most accomplishment this year was the transformation of the raw talent in students to productive, creative young adults that are an asset to our community. - LEA ANN TOLLIVER f' ff . . . .W-if , , Q3 - -r-f - . q. -. -.iff .1 ..:.a-- fl ' , 'I ff-ma. ft ' M ., 4,,.: 1 'ff ,W ' M By : :r, .,g, , a,.f L M 1 -Q r 7-varwwfs t- Y . f a :if 'mv za. - I Y' - 4141.21-s'fw.a2r,f '-1:f .. a .- of . V 'Hr-'ee 'MZ ,-. -- ,-r. ,. .-af'-u.wuaz':f ., . Q Q .. F' r+-a.'.i.p::f,-if'f'--1-. is-W - ' .A ' . .1 4 he . 'f a W W- are-was we W. - . ,-.M This is the way we clean up the fields -- Neil Robinson picks up trash out of the field turned into a vegetable garden.

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7 tsnoteasy. .. CVAE co-op makes world of work easier The world of work isn't so easy to enter, but ICT Co-Op and CVAE Co-Op made it easier by providing students with social experiments. Sponsor for ICT was Sonny Boston and sponsor for CVAE was Audrey Hickman. CVAE did not accomplish as much as anticipated. There was an unusual rate of dropouts in the club this past year, which decreased CVAE's activities and contributions to KHS, said Hickman. Remaining officers were President Todd Atkins, Sergeant-at-Arms Roy Gulutzo and Reporter Lisa Henicke. ICT participated in district, regional and Good students - Seniors Tracy Morgan, Mone Vongvichith and -I u n i 0 r C h u n g Vongvichith listen at- tentively while Mrs. Audrey Hickman gives a lecture over an assignment. ss icr co-opfcvaa co-op state contests. More students were interested and par- ticipated in contests, said Boston. Ricky Miller received first place in state metal machinist project. Scott Walker re- ceived third place in regionals in welding skill and project. Boston felt the club contributed by pro- moting a positive image of VICA students to teachers, other students and administrators. ICT officers were President Chris johnson, Vice President Doug Rupert, Treasurer Ricky Miller and Sergeant-ab Arms David Whisenhunt. - LEA ANN TOLIVER CHEESE! -junior Kathy Terry smiles camera while looking over an assignment. for the ff