Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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IT C0-Op - Top Row: Doug Haas, Martin Ramos, Troy Chatham, Chris Jhnson, Shawn Shelton, Richard Batterton, Cliff Fitzgerald, james Eastham, Chris lorse. Middle Row: Chris Cooper, Greg Palmer, jason Schulz, Lonnie Sanford, :ott Walker, Rick Miller, Tracy Stamp, Rod Lewis, David Whisenhunt, Kenny Iitchell. Bottom Row: Dave Lamb, Tim Nichols, Robert Rouden, Clay Stacks, urt Edwards, Shawn Bivens, Blake Menchaca, Eddie Eddington, Alan Vaughan. 3 H o w i n - teresring! - Seniors Pavala Russell and Melissa Bowen converse over a CVAE project. CVAE Co-Op - Top Row: Mrs. Audrey Hickman, Ray Kennedy, Mark Morris, Brian Van Dyke, Robert Smith, Denny Wilson, David Lutch, Keith Woodward, jesus Velez, Todd Atkins. Bottom Row: Roy Gulutzo, Karen Lucaric, Hanh Pham, Lisa I-Ienicke, Diane Malcolum, Leslie Bedford, Talo Pravongviengkha, Keith Wahl. ICT Co-OpfCVAE Co-Op 89

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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

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Vocational pride GCT, ODP among Co-Op job-related courses Our school prides itself on a well established vocational program. Along with the many Co-Op and job-related classes the program has to offer, both the GCT and ODP classes stand in their own special ways. General Construction Trades CGCTJ is a class with a club. Students in this class get a general knowledge of building with tools. In addition to this knowledge, students learn about electricity, plumbing, carpen- try, painting, masonry and cementing. GCT was under the sponsor- ship of Troy I-lodges. Once again, GCT staged a fundraiser, bringing professional wrestlers to Keller during the summer. Such names as Gary Hart and Ice Man King Parsons were present at the matches. The multiformed Office Duplication and Printing QODPJ classes give students training in the field of printing. The students learn mimeographing skills while learning to work together as a group. , For their fundraiser, ODP sold Valentine's Day pads to the students. The Office Duplication Class was under the sponsorship of Mrs. Raetta Harlan. - DIANA WILLIAMS Are you cop dass. ,- ying? junior Sherena Cary makes a master copy during her OI iff 9 Wrestling for a living - One Man Gang and Ga Hart appeared at a GCT -sponsored wrestling match lz summer. Teamwork - jimmy jenkins, All Clements, Louis Groppi, Shelly Duvall and Ap Robison help each other in ODP. .1 90 ODPXGCT