Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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Une club or two. Commercial art, drafting participate in different activities Commercial Art and Drafting belong to VICA, or do they? They are two different clubs that participated in different activities. Confusing? Well, the Commercial Art sponsor was Lisa Baker and the Drafting sponsor was David Park. The purpose of the Commercial Art Club was to help students who are interested in pursuing a career in art, said Baker, Commercial Art was involved in various activities such as VICA contests, fundraisers, KISD Art Show and City of Keller logo contest. Winners in the district contest in speed skill were jimmy jenkins, William Greene, Bret Kidd, Nelson Baird and Cory McDermett. jimmy jenkins also took first place in speed skill at regional and state contests. Commercial Art officers were President jimmy jenkins, Vice Study, Study, Y Study! - Senior Shayne O'Neil and classmates busily use classtime to leam and improve their drafting skills. Do you under- stand? - Sponsor David Park dem- onstrates to junior Mike Demarones everything he al- ways wanted to k n 0 w a b o u t computers. X, 94 Commercial Artf Drafting President Nelson Baird, Secretary Lisa Davlin, Treasurer Char Torrez and Parliamentarian Jeb Carter. The purpose of the Drafting Club is to promote leadership drafting. Many drafting students competed in area, regional a state competition, said Park. Mechanical drafting district winners were Christi Tillison, B Mueller, Tanya Felan, Laura Boyd, Mike Hernandez and Kew Wester. Architecture drafting district winners were Charles Fischer, T. Stubbles, Mike DeMaronese, Lisa Bettencourt and Tia Watson. Drafting Club officers were President Charles Fischer, Vice Pre dent Chris George, Secretary Tia Watson, Assistant Secretary L Bettencourt, Treasurer jason Miller, Parliamentarian Jer Waterstreet, Sergeant-at-Arms Scott Bennett and Reporters Shay O'Neil and Preston Tyree. - LEE ANN TOLLIVER ,,....., K ...r.,is-535 T? 5 Say that again! - Seniors Cindy Young, Nelson Baird and Jimmy jenkins go over illustrations on the chalkboard. What concentration! - junior Mike Q Demaronese concentrates on one of his many drafting projects. l I

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Easy Way out. Co-op classes provide for job-oriented students Co-op training - was this just an easy way to get out of school early? Maybe so, but Co-op provided experience for the job-oriented student. Co-op has helped me to understand the way distributon channels work and why items cost the prices that they do, said Junior Anne Daniels. Co-op gave the students a chance to work and still receive credit for it. Experience in working and applying for jobs are essential aids. The students study basic marketing concepts on the job, said Mrs. Lisa Greco, Co-op training sponsor and teacher. Greco felt that the students received practical job knowledge, not only in the field of marketing, but for any position that they held. Greco felt with the rising cost of college today and with the unemployment tate also rising, students needed the experience they received in Co-op just to compete for entry level positions and to pay for college expenses that their parents may not be able to meet. - LEA ANN TOLLIVER Easy does it - Senior Rex Mobley, stocker at Food Fair accomplishes one of his many duties, to stack paper towels in such a way that they do not fall. 4 ...D- I t ta 1 Q J .35 w., . 'A ' Q5 5 ,. My . f,f'7 SP ' 'N , s L if ' I- Q YL W ......g., The art of folding - Senior MicheUe Garner captured the art of folding pants at her job as a sales clerk at Hit or Miss. The worker's smile - Senior Vikki Bass shows her courteous smile as she rings up someone's bill at her job at Food Fare as a cashier. 96 On the job Yr l. v pi'T'l if E il! in if ir. eq ' 1 - 'f .Z 'W w ' 'Z '--sv 'M 'ull L I1 mu . N 'W R gn