Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Wow iii WW , HECE Earns Spending Money These students go to school fewer hours and earn money to boot. Members of HECE attend morning classes and work at their jobs in the afternoon. This is a Home Economics Related Occupation organization which helps students prepare for future careers. During the year many of the students brought their supervisors to talk with their class. Top left: I love having a grouchy teacher on a cold, rainy Monday. Karen Giles. Middle left: I'lI give you this many cookies if ya'll help me erase the board. Jenny Darland and Bruce Cox. Middle right: HECE officers are: Jenny Darland, president: Deborha Honey, vice president, Rozanne LaBauve, secretary, Jody Nlorris, reporter. Left: HECE Co-op ll members are: Back row: Doris lVlcCollum, Sherry Kimbrell, Peggy Mathews, and Fred Karm. Front row: Perry Phillips, Glenda Sinclair, and Terry lVIilton. Organizations 87

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HERO-CVAE Cuisine Finger Lickin' Good Apple pie like Mom used to make and the new high fashions of the year were turned out by HERO-CVAE girls. Members learned the art of cooking delicious foods and how to sew the newest fashions. Projects such as bake sells during lunch showed off these girls' talents. During the Christmas season stockings were made and given to the Recl Cross. Mrs. Dee Anna Wheat is the group sponsor. Top right: The food looks good in HERO-CVAE lab for Dede San- ford, Charisse Page, and Benetrice Session. Middle left: HERO- CVAE members are: Standing: Renee Stewart, Carolyn Pruitt, Charisse Page, Vickie Conway. Second row: Kathy Brown, Terry Moore, Dede Sanford, Benetrice Session. Third row: Rona Meachurn, Francis Smith, Kathleen Hunter, Phyllis Andrews, and Debbie Wright. Middle right: The future Suzie Homemakers of America. Gloria Malone, Mrs. Dee Anna Wheat, and Kathleen Hunter. Right: HERO-CVAE members are: Top to bottom: Mary Austin, Gwen Beal, Bobbie Dickie, Alice Smith, Annette Solomon, Denise Edwards, Cheryl Johnson, Karen Conway, Sheila Branford, Gloria Malone, Sharon Austin, and Karen Kindle. 86 Organizations P A t or 3- . l,, wg f .f-1W V . . so ,.... ata, P gil :Mr rrtsi C Y fw-5 l -up 'cm 'll .rdf 15111 1 r' X X' fx I 'vyfj,ff,J'f1 t A W - X' ' i i , 'VIA Y, !.D!rfvf,, I I A ,ffffffzlf A W . 5, 4 yi. fi: f. 1 f V . -W t A VV K: ,,, 3 ,Q 3 ,. J, J, F ,Z ,J fi pf I 1 ff! ,-4 ff,-Q jg if uw- '. , f ' ' A Mw- 3 Q r gf X , 11 ,K Fw.z,e7'f

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PELE Members Return e To Childhood Watching little children and helping them learn was a part of the school life for the members of PELE. This group extended their knowledge of the development of children by working closely with them. Hearing guest speakers and attending special dinner parties vvere the main entertain- ments for the year. The organization helps students pre- . pare for a future with an increased understanding of children on an educational or a home basis. The organiza- tion sponsor is lVlrs. Shelia Anderson. Top right: And novv you are a Sesame Street graduate. Tiwana Goerner. Middle left: Susie, don't eat the Crayons! Norma Webb. Middle right: PELE officers are: Angie Agnello, president: Melissa Peters, vice president, Annette Barcelona, secretary: and Cindy Ashley, treasurer. Above: Once upon time.. . Michele Joss. Right: Flow, row, row your boat . . Hillari Vangundy. 88 Organizations . . Q? 3 Am